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Amy Acton projected to win Ohio governorship after bitter race with billionaire Ramaswamy

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Amy Acton projected to win Ohio governorship after bitter race with billionaire Ramaswamy
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The raced heated up in its final weeks after the Republican contender released an ad featuring Acton's mother.

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  • Amy Acton projected to win Ohio governorship after bitter race with billionaire Ramaswamy.
  • The raced heated up in its final weeks after the Republican contender released an ad featuring Acton's mother.
  • The raced heated up in its final weeks after the Republican contender released an ad featuring Acton's mother.

The raced heated up in its final weeks after the Republican contender released an ad featuring Acton's mother.

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