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Husted holds 6-point lead over Brown in Ohio: Poll

Incumbent Republican Jon Husted leads former Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown by 6 points in a poll of 1,000 Ohio voters with a 3% margin of error, despite Brown's higher name recognition.

  • Emerson College Polling released its Friday survey showing incumbent Republican senator Jon Husted leading former Democratic senator Sherrod Brown 50% to 44%, with 7% undecided.
  • On Aug. 18-19, Emerson collected survey responses as Sherrod Brown, former Senator, kicked off his campaign, marking the first public poll since his comeback bid after losing to Bernie Moreno.
  • The survey sampled 1,000 active Ohio registered voters and has a margin of error of +/- 3 percentage points, with data weighted by U.S. Census parameters and voter file data.
  • The poll prompted quick Republican amplification and strategic framing as the National Republican Senatorial Committee and Ohio Republican Party promoted the results on Friday, with Republicans pledging to aggressively defend Jon Husted's seat, a crucial contest Democrats view as key to retaking the Senate.
  • Among demographic groups, the survey reveals sharp splits: Husted leads male voters, voters without a college degree by 16 points, and voters over 40 by 14; Brown leads voters under 40 by 13 and independent voters by eight.
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The Hill broke the news in Washington, United States on Friday, August 22, 2025.
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