While voters focus on the presidential and U.S. Senate races, an epic battle will play out over which political party controls the Ohio Supreme Court.

State Rep. Tex Fischer can remain on the November ballot despite a Democratic protest that he violated a name-change disclosure rule that disqualified a transgender would-be legislative hopeful earlier this year.

The GOP challenger is closing the gap on the Democratic incumbent in a state which has trended Republican in recent years.

Franklin County Common Pleas Court Judge Dan Hawkins is running for the Ohio Supreme Court against 8th District Court of Appeals Judge Lisa Forbes

Ohioans have already shown the power elections can hold when it comes to abortion rights. In the 2023 election, nearly 57 percent of voters supported a constitutional amendment, known as Issue 1, that guarantees each Ohioan's right "to make and carry out one's own reproductive decisions."

An appeals court has returned control of Ohio House Republicans’ campaign purse strings to Speaker Jason Stephens.

The Democratic National Committee wants to remind Michigan football fans Donald Trump's running mate JD Vance roots for Ohio State.

A tiny nonprofit founded by Trump’s running mate to improve the lives of Ohioans suffering from opioid addiction remains in limbo.

New polling data shows one presidential candidate has an undeniable lead for the November election in Ohio, while parties swapped places in a more closely disputed Senate race. The new survey from Emerson College Polling and The Hill asked 945 potential Ohio voters about their preferences between former President Donald Trump

The poll shows 46 percent of likely voters choosing Brown and 44 percent choosing Moreno, within the poll's margin of error.

Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown holds a five-point lead over Republican challenger Bernie Moreno in the high-stakes battle to hold his Ohio Senate seat, according to the latest poll.

Gov. Mike DeWine says Republican lawmakers should amend a new state law banning foreign nationals from contributing to ballot-issue campaigns to address the concerns that led a federal judge to block the law from taking effect.