Amy Acton has been elected as governor of Ohio. Her campaign focused on making things more affordable for people. She promised to provide tax relief and invest in areas such as health care and education.
What we know
- Amy Acton will be sworn into office on January 11 as the first woman and first Jewish governor of Ohio.
- Acton's running mate, David Pepper, is from Cincinnati and previously served on the Cincinnati City Council and the Hamilton County Board of Commissioners.
- Former Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley worked closely with Acton during the COVID-19 pandemic when she was state health director.
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