In a significant development within the Ohio Republican Party, a judge has stripped House Speaker Jason Stephens of control over the GOP caucus' campaign fund, marking a victory for hard-line conservatives.
This move comes amid escalating tensions within the party, particularly around accusations of favoritism in leadership. The decision, which hands control of the campaign fund to Dayton area Republican Derek Merrin, underscores the deep divisions within the Ohio GOP as they head into November's election. Stephens, who was elected speaker last year despite lacking majority support from House Republicans, has announced plans to appeal the decision.
This power struggle reflects broader issues of party unity and leadership as the GOP prepares for upcoming electoral challenges.
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Amid GOP infighting, judge strips Ohio House Speaker Jason Stephens of control over Republican caucus campaign fund
Stephens was elected speaker last year despite not having a majority of support of House Republicans. He has vowed to appeal the judge's decision.
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Amid GOP infighting, judge strips Ohio House speaker of control over Republican caucus campaign fund
A judge has stripped Republican Ohio House Speaker Jason Stephens of control over the GOP caucus’ campaign fund, escalating intraparty tensions headed into November's election. Franklin County Common
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Plummer ousts Ohio House Speaker as chair of GOP political fund
A Dayton area Republican has assumed control of a statewide Republican campaign spending fund after wrestling it away from Ohio House Speaker Jason Stephens in a significant win for hard-line conservatives who have accused House leadership of playing favorites.
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