Sherrod Brown

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Democrat, Ohio
Current US Senator

Sherrod Brown earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Russian Studies from Yale University and earned a Master of Public Administration degree from The Ohio State University at Columbus; he taught at The Ohio State University. He has served as a Secretary of State of Ohio, U.S House of Representatives from Ohio, Ranking Member of the Senate Banking Committee, and as U.S. Senator from Ohio. Sherrod Brown is 71 years old.

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Extremely Liberal

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Policy Leanings

Our policy leanings for Sherrod Brown show what policies Sherrod supports and opposes, including Sherrod's conservative and liberal leanings based on the news.

20% Conservative

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Politician Portrayal by Media

The media portrayal of Sherrod Brown shows how positively or negatively the media portrays Sherrod. Negative and positive sentiment scores are on a scale of -100% to 100% with higher negative scores showing that more media companies see Sherrod in a negative light and higher positive scores showing that more media companies see Sherrod in a positive light.

45% negative