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Most Ohio lawmakers think AG Yost will drop his bid for governor
A majority, 64%, of Ohio lawmakers who responded to a survey think Attorney General Dave Yost will drop his long-planned bid for governor. That includes 68% of his fellow Republicans and 56% of Democrats, according to the Gongwer-Werth Legislative Poll released Thursday.
Attorney General Dave Yost drops out of Ohio governor's race
Yost's exit marks another twist in a tumultuous governor's race. DeWine's chosen successor, Jon Husted, instead took a U.S. Senate appointment to replace Vice President JD Vance. Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague, who considered a run for governor, dropped out of the race to run for secretary of state, which oversees elections.
With the Ohio Republican Party and several statewide officeholders backing Vivek Ramaswamy for governor, Attorney General Dave Yost ...
picking the Trump ally over the state's sitting Attorney General Dave Yost — and preempting others who might enter the race, such as Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel. The Friday endorsement confirms ...
The incumbent, Republican Burt Jones, is expected to make a bid for governor, leaving the lieutenant ... His campaign launch was co-hosted by state Sen. Derek Mallow, a Savannah Democrat who ...
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Attorney General Dave Yost drops out of Ohio’s 2026 race for governorOhio Attorney General Dave Yost has dropped out of the 2026 race for Ohio governor. Yost announced that he was dropping ...
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