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How Ramaswamy's attack ad against Acton is swaying Ohio voters' preferences

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How Ramaswamy's attack ad against Acton is swaying Ohio voters' preferences. (2026, October 28). CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/how-ramaswamy-attack-ad-against-acton-swaying-ohio-voters-preferences/

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President Trump is actively campaigning in the final days before the 2026 midterm elections, which will decide control of Congress. In Ohio, a contentious race between Republican candidate Shweta Ramaswamy and Democratic nominee Tim Acton has intensified due to an attack ad by Ramaswamy. Republican strategist Rina Shah and Democratic strategist Robyn Patterson are discussing the impact of this ad on voter preferences in Ohio, highlighting its divisive nature in a critical state for the upcoming elections.

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📰 Ramaswamy Attack Ad Controversy
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Republican strategist Rina Shah and Democratic strategist Robyn Patterson join CBS News to discuss the controversial Ohio race attack ad.
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🔮 President Trump is on a campaign blitz six days ahead of the midterm elections that will determine control of Congress.

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