CLEVELAND – The gubernatorial race in Ohio is a close one according to most recent polls. Ohio’s current governor John Kasich will step aside because of term limits, opening up the seat for Republican nominee and Ohio Attorney General, Mike DeWine or Democratic candidate, Richard Cordray.
The race is a rematch of the 2010 election for Ohio Attorney General, which DeWine won. Coming off of years of Republican leadership in Ohio, the big question for buckeye voters is, “Is the state on the right path?” Mike DeWine says yes but he wants to take it further along that path. Cordray says there are big changes that need to be made.
I sat down with both candidates ahead of the Tuesday’s election to discuss their differences and their different views of the state.
Here was my interview with Richard Cordray:
And this was my conversation with Mike DeWine:
