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Don Leonard wins Ohio's 15th, ending Mike Carey's congressional tenure
Democrat Don Leonard, an Ohio State planning professor, captured 52.2% of the vote, defeating incumbent Republican Rep. Mike Carey and flipping the Columbus-area 15th Congressional District seat. Read More
Democrat Don Leonard flips GOP-held Ohio House seat
Democrat Don Leonard is projected to win Ohio's 15th District, according to Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ). Leonard defeated incumbent Rep. Mike Carey (R-Ohio), delivering Democrats a pickup in a district Republicans have held for more than a decade. DDHQ projected that Leonard beat Carey by almost 8 perce Read More
Micware Expands North American Presence with Relocation of U.S. Office in Dublin, Ohio
Grand opening ceremony brings together OEM representatives, business partners, and local officials to mark the next chapter of Micware’s North American operations Read More
Smithsonian museum removes American history from mission statement
Smithsonian National Museum of American History leadership was grilled by Rep. Mike Carey over dropping 'American history' from its mission and an America-first mentality remark. Read More
Federal bill would nix 401K early withdrawal penalty for fertility treatments
Rep. Mike Levin introduces bipartisan Fertility Cost Relief Act with Rep. Mike Carey of Ohio. Read More
Ohio Republicans are sounding the alarm about illegal Chinese vapes flooding the U.S.
Rep. Mike Carey, a Columbus Republican, is leading a call for the Trump administration to clamp down on illegal e-cigarettes flooding U.S. markets, claiming they present public health and national security issues. Read More
Ohio Republicans Max Miller, Dave Joyce and Mike Carey defy speaker on ACA tax credit extension vote
Bay Village congressman Max Miller joined Democrats to approve three-year subsidy extension on tax credits for Affordable Care Act premiums as Senate negotiations continue on compromise with health care reforms. Read More
Mike Carey, Shontel Brown, who won US House seats in Ohio, sworn into office
The swearing-in ceremonies leave Democrats with a 221-213 advantage over Republicans in Congress, with Brown and Carey each retaining a seat that was held by their respective parties. Read More