The potential Governor’s candidate Vivek Ramaswama received the support of three Republican US senators after releasing internal polls, which showed him a significant advantage over potential pretenders in the basic Republican.
Former presidential candidate, official of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), and a compatriot from Ohio formally announced the campaign, but so far he received support from Senators Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), Mike Lee (R-UT) and Rick Scott (R -Fl).
“It was a pleasure [Ramaswamy] and work with him – wrote Blackburn post to the Social Media platform X on Monday. “The inhabitants of Ohio would be well served by his leadership, and if he decides to escape, he will have my full support.”
It’s been such a pleasure getting to know @VivekGRamaswamy and work with him. He has a servant’s heart and a brilliant entrepreneurial mind.
The people of Ohio would be well served by his leadership, and if he chooses to run, he’ll have my full support.
— Marsha Blackburn (@VoteMarsha) February 4, 2025
Scott similar wrote In a post to X, that Ramaswama “has completely focused on trying to save our country” and that “he would be a fantastic governor” and should run Ramaswie: “He has my full support and support.”
By sharing the support of Scott, Lee predicted that Ramaswama would be a positive force for Ohio.
“If [Ramaswamy] He runs to the governor of Ohio (and I hope that he does) will not only win – will transform Ohio for better results will bring benefits to the Ohioana – and Americans – for generations ” wrote Leeward. “I am honored to work [Ramaswamy]And I support him with all my heart. “
Support takes place after the release questionnaire Order ordered by Ramaswama, who showed him with a guidance over the hypothetical field of candidates.
Leaded by the president of the company Donald Trump, Fabrizio, Lee & Associates, on January 26-27, the survey showed that Ramaswama runs the fields of possible Republican main candidates with 52 percent of votes.
For Ramaswama in the survey was prosecutor general Dave Yost, who had 18 percent support. Robert Sorgue and Jeremiasz Workman received 2 percent and 1 percent, and 22 percent were not determined. Pollsters predicted a margin of an error of 4 percent.
Ramaswama recently confirmed his interest in applying for the governor in the appearance of the podcast, explaining that his departure from Doge was necessary to continue the political office.
“It was my plan even before the Doge was created, but after leaving the campaign to follow the road probably seeking the governor of Ohio,” said Ramaswama. “When it became clear that you are not able to do certain things, being part of the federal government, I made a choice.”
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