The slate of Republican nominees on the statewide ticket is hitting the road for a bus tour of Ohio, a few weeks after Democrats did the same.
The GOP candidates say they would keep Ohio moving in the right direction.
As the Republican candidates make their way from one rally to another, they’re touting plans that focus on fighting the opioid crisis, workforce development, and economic security.
The man at the top of the ticket, gubernatorial candidate Mike DeWine, talked about an issue that's always important to voters.
“Every single day I will focus on jobs for Ohioans, good paying jobs and I will do everything I can to achieve that," DeWine said.
DeWine did not talk about health care during the rally.
But Betty Sutton, Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor, says health care is the defining issue of the campaign. She adds that she and Democratic gubernatorial nominee Richard Cordray have the track records of protecting health care coverage.
