Trump-Loving Bernie Moreno Wins Brutal Ohio Senate Primary

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

80% : Moreno, who made his fortune as a car dealer in Cleveland, was endorsed by Trump, as well as Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH).
68% : At a Dayton rally with Vance and South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, Trump called Moreno an "America first champion" who will be a "warrior in Washington."
59% : Dolan, who also ran in that 2022 race as a Trump-skeptical voice, found his brand of non-MAGA Republicanism rejected yet again by Ohio voters.
55% : In the days before the primary election, Trump and his allies mobilized for Moreno on the ground.
42% : With Trump in his corner, Moreno will bring down the full force of the MAGA political machinery down on Brown.
37% : Trump and his allies are fully bought in on the GOP's horse in this race, for better or for worse.
35% : LaRose actively courted the former president's stamp of approval -- even announcing that Trump told him he was staying out of the race altogether -- but lost it to Moreno.
30% : Moreno -- who is married to a woman and has run on an anti-LGBTQ platform -- denounced the story Friday as "a sick, last-minute attack by desperate people." Though Trump and his entourage maintained their public enthusiasm for Moreno, his rivals seized on the report.
6% : Former Sen. Rob Portman (R-OH) and Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine -- who has not endorsed Trump -- backed Dolan.

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