Democrats Work For America is proud to endorse Sherrod Brown for OH-SEN.
Sherrod Brown has always stood on the side of working people. The son of a small Ohio town, he grew up knowing what it meant to do an honest day’s work — and he’s spent his entire career making sure Ohio families get a fair shot. From protecting pensions to defending American manufacturing to holding Wall Street accountable, Sherrod delivers for the people who make this country work.
Ohio’s 2026 Senate race will determine whether those values still have a voice in Washington. Sherrod is stepping up again — but he’s counting on grassroots supporters to power this campaign.
Donate today to stand with Sherrod Brown and keep Ohio’s Senate seat in the hands of working people.
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