U.S. Senate: who gets your vote?
What this role does
U.S. senators work with the House on U.S. laws and spending. They also vote on the president's picks for federal judges.
These votes help set U.S. taxes, pay for public services and choose who serves in federal courts.
- National laws
- Federal spending
- Federal judge nominations
Read about them. Then tap a button to pick one. You can change it later.
Data last updated: Jul 16, 2026 (federal ballot roster). Verify approaching elections with your state election office.
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Office role sources
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- U.S. Constitution, Article I · Checked
- Senate votes on nominations · Checked
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Jon Husted
U.S. Senate · Ohio
NationalRepublican
Sherrod Brown
Running for U.S. Senate · Ohio
NationalDemocrat
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Top issues
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How they voted on top issues
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Who pays them
Jon Husted
Where the campaign money came from3
Checks
Jon Husted
Checks run: missed votes
Nothing raised by these checks.
Not checked yet: stock trades
Sherrod Brown
No voting record to check yet
Based on current data. May change in a future update.
Sources
- About - Senator Jon Husted · checked 2026-10-19 used in: Experience
- Sherrod Brown - Wikipedia · checked 2026-10-19 used in: Experience
- FEC · 2026 cycle used in: Money
- FEC · 2026 cycle used in: Money
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Gregory Lee Levy
IndependentNo verified background on file for this candidate.
🚩 No federal record yet. Campaign money: $80K raised, 53% from large donors, organized-interest share unavailable. 1
Says they are for: government paying more of the bill, government spending and worker protections, fixing the justice system. 234
Sources
1 The money: FEC · 2026 cycle
2 government paying more of the bill: Candidate statement
3 government spending and worker protections: Candidate statement
4 fixing the justice system: Candidate statement
Jon Husted
RepublicanShown above🚩 $8.7M raised, 51% from large donors, 27% from organized interests. Group amounts exceed the filed PAC total. These sources do not reconcile; no complete split or remainder is claimed.
Filed PAC total: $2,320,510.00 (27% of $8,662,572.05 raised), 2026 cycle.
Named group amounts (not a complete filed split): $2,508,117.00, Group filing cutoff unavailable. Group source 2
Sherrod Brown
DemocratShown above🚩 No federal record yet. Campaign money: $32.0M raised, 55% from large donors, 3% from organized interests. Group coverage unverified: filing cutoffs and receipt scope have not been reconciled. Named amounts are not a complete split of the filed PAC total.
Filed PAC total: $861,022.72 (3% of $32,007,356.12 raised), 2026 cycle.
Named group amounts (not a complete filed split): $183,858.00, Group filing cutoff unavailable. Group source 2
William B. Redpath
LibertarianNo federal record yet. Campaign money: $19K raised, 30% from large donors, organized-interest share unavailable. 2
Says they are for: leaving health care to the market, lower taxes and fewer rules on business, fixing the justice system. 345
Sources
1 Background: About - Anything that's Peaceful · checked 2026-10-19
2 The money: FEC · 2026 cycle
3 leaving health care to the market: Candidate statement
4 lower taxes and fewer rules on business: Candidate statement
5 fixing the justice system: Candidate statement