Ohio, Nov. 3 -- Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy made a final campaign push across Ohio on Election Eve of the 2026 US Midterms, urging voters to back his bid for governor, even as polls showed Democratic candidate Amy Acton leading him by 7.9 percentage points in the race.

Campaigning in Toledo and Cleveland, Ramaswamy focused on property tax cuts, lower electricity bills, law enforcement and tackling crime, presenting the election as a choice between what he described as "common sense" and "crazy" policies.

Addressing supporters in Toledo, Ramaswamy said, "Slash property taxes quickly. Restore the rule of law on our streets. Cut electric bills by producing more energy. This isn't right vs. left; It's right vs. wrong....