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2026 Ohio | CWA Endorses Sherrod Brown

Comparing the Ohio Candidates for U.S. Senate

CWA has done the research, and it’s clear that Sherrod Brown will stand with CWA members in Ohio on the issues that matter to union workers. Brown's opponent, Jon Husted has a record of votes against the interests of working families, he even cast votes to benefit billionaires and CEOs.

Sherrod Brown is the right choice for working families.

Retirement

As Senator, Sherrod Brown sponsored the Social Security Fairness Act and the Butch Lewis Act, which protected the pensions and Social Security benefits of millions of retirees.

Prices

Sherrod Brown will fight for legislation to lower prices by cracking down on corporate price gouging.

Corruption

Sherrod Brown was the lead co-sponsor of legislation to ban congressional stock trading.

Health Care

Sherrod Brown championed legislation that allowed Medicare to negotiate lower prescription drug prices.

Jon Husted has a record of voting against union interests.

Health Care

Jon Husted cast the deciding vote to cut health care and put hospitals at risk of closing to help pay for tax cuts for billionaires and CEOs.

Prices

Husted voted to increase energy costs by ending support for clean energy manufacturing.

He also voted against legislation to prevent price gouging by pharmaceutical companies.

Taxes

Husted voted for trillions of dollars in tax breaks for billionaires and CEOs.

Retirement

Jon Husted voted against legislation to prevent cuts to Social Security.

Corruption

Husted accepted thousands from a health insurance giant accused of ripping off Ohio taxpayers and then voted against making health care more affordable for Ohio families


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