Amy Acton won the governor race in Hamilton County, and David Pepper joined her as running mate.
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Amy Acton won the governor race in Hamilton County, and David Pepper joined her as running mate.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Acton secured the governor's seat in Hamilton County, with Pepper as her running mate.1 source
Acton wins the Ohio gubernatorial race, confirming her election as governor.1 source
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Amy Acton
American physician (born 1966)
- Multiple women secured major political victories across Texas, Ohio, and New Mexico in recent elections, including Gina Hinojosa becoming Texas' first Latina governor.
- Amy Acton challenges Mike DeWine for governor while JD Vance campaigns in Ohio, alongside updates on Acton's past role and economic ties to Iran.
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David Pepper
British civil servant, former Director of GCHQ
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Hamilton County
county in New York, United States
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