COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Vice President Mike Pence plans a campaign stop in Ohio on behalf of two GOP candidates in tight elections.
The Ohio Republican Party says Pence will attend a get out of the vote rally Wednesday in Mansfield on behalf of Republican Mike DeWine, running for governor, and incumbent U.S. Rep. Troy Balderson, who represents a central Ohio district.
DeWine, the state attorney general, is facing Democrat Richard Cordray, a former attorney general and state treasurer. The race is considered a toss-up.
Balderson is in a rematch with Democrat Danny O’Connor, the Franklin County recorder. Balderson narrowly defeated O’Connor in a special election in August in what was long a solidly red seat.
Pence also campaigned for Balderson in July ahead of the special election.
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