Ohio’s U.S. Senate Race: Look at the Record

ChatGPT Image Sep 3, 2026, 10_04_29 AM

Ohio voters will choose between Jon Husted and Sherrod Brown in the 2026 U.S. Senate election. The two candidates have significantly different records on several issues that matter to many Christian voters.

For Christians seeking to vote with a Well-Formed Conscience, campaign advertising shouldn’t be enough.

Look at the record. Look at the policies. Look at the votes.

Sherrod Brown on Abortion

Brown’s record on abortion rights is extensive.

In January 2018, Brown voted against advancing S.2311, the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, which generally sought to prohibit abortions after 20 weeks post-fertilization, subject to specified exceptions. The official Senate roll call records Brown voting “Nay.”

Brown later supported the Women’s Health Protection Act, federal legislation designed to establish statutory protections for abortion access.

Following Dobbs, Brown also joined senators urging the Biden administration to take additional steps to protect abortion access.

These aren’t campaign characterizations. They are documented positions and votes.

Brown on Gender Identity

Brown was also a cosponsor of the Equality Act, which sought to add federal protections based on sexual orientation and gender identity across areas including employment, housing, education and public accommodations.

In 2023, Brown joined eight senators asking the Biden administration to take additional steps to protect access to gender-affirming care. Their letter specifically addressed state restrictions affecting minors and asked the administration to consider measures including Medicaid coverage associated with traveling or relocating to obtain such care.

That record can legitimately be discussed. But accuracy matters.

Brown’s record on women’s sports requires more careful wording. In 2021, he voted against an amendment that would have conditioned federal education funding on schools recognizing sex based solely on reproductive biology and genetics at birth for purposes of athletics.

That establishes his vote on the amendment. It should not, however, be described as a direct vote establishing a nationwide right for transgender athletes to participate in women’s sports.

Jon Husted’s Record

Husted has taken substantially different positions on these particular issues.

In the Senate, Husted supported legislation making the Hyde Amendment’s restrictions on federal abortion funding permanent, saying that taxpayers with pro-life moral or religious beliefs should not be compelled to fund abortion.

His opposition to abortion also predates his service in Washington. As Ohio lieutenant governor, Husted publicly opposed Ohio’s 2023 reproductive-rights constitutional amendment and raised concerns about its potential effect on parental involvement.

Why the Record Matters

Christian voters don’t need to question either candidate’s humanity, speculate about motives, or attack someone’s character to evaluate an election.

We can examine what candidates have actually said, supported and voted for.

That is an important distinction.

A Christian can respect the dignity of both candidates while examining whether their policies are consistent with his or her moral convictions.

Don’t take my word for it. Look at their records.

Form your conscience. Examine the evidence. Vote policy, not personality.

Sources.

OTHERS PLACES TO CONNECT WITH ME

Facebook X-twitter Youtube Instagram Pinterest

@ 2025 SLAVIK GROUP  LLC – PRIVACY POLICY

When Pope John Paul III saw the signs—hatred of Christians, targeted attacks on faith, alliances formed in the shadows—he didn’t call a council. He called warriors. Gideon’s Sword is more than a Vatican op. It’s a lifeline to the Church in America. And Micah Miller—fallen, broken, lethal—is their tip of the spear. There’s no pulpit for what’s coming. Only battlefields. THE FALLEN — Read it before your church burns.

He served God. Then he served man. Now he serves justice.
Micah Miller was a soldier.
Then a priest.
Then, a husband who buried the woman he loved.
Now?
He’s something else entirely.
-Trained by the 75th Ranger Regiment.
-Forged in the crucible of loss.
-Skills perfected on the violent streets of Haiti
-Recruited by the Vatican to fight a war America won’t even admit exists.
They tried to erase the truth.
They tried to burn down the faith.
But they didn’t count on Micah.
Now he leads a covert team into the heart of American darkness—where child mutilation is praised, churches burn in silence, and powerful men hunt the innocent.
THE FALLEN isn’t just a thriller. It’s a warning shot.

President Bearden didn’t steal the White House. He bought it—with the souls of men too weak to say no. Now the puppet masters are pulling strings from behind the curtain, and the last obstacle standing in their way? A fallen priest with a guilty conscience and a Mossad agent who doesn’t forgive. When truth becomes treason, who will you trust? THE FALLEN — Read it before they bury it.

Micah Miller never wanted redemption. Not after burying his wife. Not after walking away from the priesthood. But when the Pope himself calls, you answer.
Now he’s on a mission that will shatter everything he thought he knew—about his Church, his country, and the war being waged behind closed doors.
If you think this is just fiction, think again.
The war on faith has already begun.
Read the book, they’ll say it’s too dangerous to publish.