Ramaswamy filed paperwork with the Ohio Secretary of State on Friday, indicating that he will be running for governor of the state, according to a report by WTVG.
The 39-year-old entrepreneur’s campaign reportedly filed a Designation of Treasurer form, which is the official document a candidate must complete before their campaign begins spending or accepting money.
Ramaswamy is expected to officially make his announcement later this month.
“It’s Vivek Ramaswamy – I’m hitting the road for a major announcement, and I want to see you there!” Ramaswamy teased on his recently launched website.
The former presidential Republican primary candidate will kick off his bid for Ohio governor on February 24 in his hometown of Cincinnati, according to a report by Associated Press.
On February 25, Ramaswamy will be at Glass City Center in Toledo and The Local Bar in the Cleveland suburb of Strongsville, his website reveals.
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Vivek Ramaswamy Files Paperwork to Run for Ohio Governor
- by: Alana Mastrangelo
- 02.15.25
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Breitbart
- 02/17/2025
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