'She wants a 4-year job': Ramaswamy makes Acton’s employment history a campaign talking point

US President Donald Trump urged Ohio voters to elect Vivek Ramaswamy as governor, bringing the Republican nominee onto the stage at a campaign rally where Ramaswamy promised property-tax relief and action against sanctuary cities. Ramaswamy framed the contest around which candidate would improve voters' lives, explicitly linking his state-level promises to Trump's national agenda. "President Trump puts Americans first," he said. "I'm going to put Ohioans first." He pledged what he described as the biggest property-tax relief package in Ohio's history if elected. He did not provide figures, a financing plan or a legislative timetable for that proposal in the remarks.