Dr. Amy Acton for Governor of Ohio 

Ramaswamy's campaign has aired a series of ads condemning Amy Acton's handling of the COVID pandemic. But Cleveland.com concludes that they're misleading. And Ohioans aren't falling for the misinformation. One says, "He only cares about poisoning the public’s opinion of another person, because he has nothing worthwhile to express."

Speaking to supporters, Dr. Acton pledged as governor to put "the needs of working families over the wants of billionaires."

On April 30th, Amy Acton hosted an Affordability Roundtable in Cincinnati. Community members talked with Dr. Acton about housing, health care, and energy.

The Leadership Now PAC endorsed Amy Acton’s campaign for governor, citing her commitment to fighting for Ohio families and investing in a state where all of us can thrive. The 400+ business leaders of Leadership Now are committed to protecting democracy as a foundation for a thriving economy,

Saying she understands the importance of public service and the critical work of public-sector employees, the American Federation of Government Employees endorsed Dr. Acton.

Ohio Lt. Governor candidate David Pepper reports on Dr. Acton's agenda to address rising healthcare costs,

UMWA endorses Dr. Acton for Ohio Governor as "the only candidate in this race who puts Ohio’s working families above corporations and special interests."

On January 7th, Dr. Acton and her newly chosen running mate for Lt. Governor met with residents of central Ohio to talk about housing affordability and other problems facing the state.

Ben Meiselas of the Meidas Touch Network reports on Ohio Republicans and Independents turning against Trump ahead of the critical 2026 governor’s race. Democratic candidate Dr. Amy Acton talks with Ben about MAGA candidate Vivek Ramaswamy.

David Pepper urges us not to squander our best opportunity in decades to elect Dr. Acton for Ohio Governor

Interviewed on WTOL11 about running for Governor, Dr. Acton says Ohioans tell her "they're ready for a change" and "a lot of us are longing for public servants again."

With political reports saying that the race for governor is a "toss-up," the attack ads have turned to blatant lies about Dr. Acton's medical qualifications. They even lie about drug and alcohol abuse. Amy's website presents the facts.

Amy Acton talks about her ActOn Lowering Costs agenda to make Ohio an affordable place to live again.

Dr. Acton and her running mate were interviewed on the Politics War Room podcast. They talked about the challenges of healthcare in Ohio, corruption in the Statehouse, and the role of public service.

An Ohioan wrote an op-ed for the Cincinnati Enquirer where he concluded: "Dr. Amy Acton is destined to become one of Ohio's best governors."

The Ohio Federation of Labor's governing body "enthusiastically" endorsed Amy Acton for Governor of Ohio. In accepting the endorsement, Dr. Acton reiterated that she will stand with the working people of the state.

In a Columbus Dispatch guest column, Dr. Amy Acton wrote about out-of-touch billionaire Vivek Ramaswamy who called Medicare and Medicaid "mistakes." As a doctor, Acton knows how important access to healthcare is to your success. She's running to be Ohio's Governor because she believes every Ohioan should have a fair shot at a healthy life.

Chosen as Democratic running mate in the race for Ohio Governor, political author and former Cincinnati councilman David Pepper talks with Dr. Acton about turning Ohio around after too many years of corruption and failed policy.

David Pepper--Dr. Acton's choice to be Lt. Governor--responds to criticisms from the opposition's campaign that he is a "political loser."

After two women were elected governors of New Jersey and Virginia on November 4th, David Pepper thinks the "ugly whispers" about Amy Acton's campaign to be Ohio's governor--"she can't win"--can be put to rest. And a recent poll shows Dr. Acton is viewed more favorably by Ohio voters with a +14 net rating, compared to Ramaswamy with a +1 net favorability rating.

In an exclusive interview with David Pepper, the Democratic candidate for Ohio Governor talks about how the new state budget runs against everything she hears from people she meets during her campaign..

Democrat Dr. Amy Acton talked on WSYX Columbus TV about why she's running for Governor of Ohio. In engaging with Ohioans she realized that "it's time that we need a change in Ohio." She also spoke about her achievements with Gov. DeWine during COVID, her readiness to get into politics, and can a Democrat win in Ohio.