GOP gubernatorial candidate in key state touts getting ‘results’ in race against Ramaswamy

Washington, DC – The Republican Public Prosecutor at Ohio Dave Youst, who is running for a ruler against technical entrepreneurship Vivic Ramasuami In the introductory elections, he spoke to Fox News Digital about his campaign and what the main difference between the two campaigns sees.

“We agree on a lot of things,” Yest, who was in Washington to celebrate with the football team at Ohio State University in the state White HouseTell the Fox News Digital about the ruling race.

“The difference is that I run in the results record, not just the letter.”

Just explained that part of this record is his time as a reviewer of the state in Ohio, where he helped detect $260 million efficiency savings.

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“I was Doug before it was a cold Doug,” said Yust.

Yest also described his record of crime and general corruption as the state prosecutor since 2019 and suggested that his experience distinguished him from Ramasuami.

“We have fought for the constitution, for the rights of Ohio, to fight public corruption,” said Just. “More than 170 people have gone to prison because of my work and my team’s work. Therefore, we were in trenches. We do not need training during work, and I think this record of the results will make a difference for Ohoo.”

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Oiu Dave Justice is speaking at the annual meeting of the Conservative Political Work Coalition (Celel Gunes/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

The latest ballot shows that Ramsuami, approved by President Trump, Elon Musk, MP Jim Jordan and others, holds the initiative in the race, but Justin is still optimistic.

“It is clear that there is a long way to go, but I love Ohio,” said. “I went back and talking to people. The reception was amazing. People are eager for a new type of driving in America in Ohio. I am very excited about the place we are heading to.”

One of the specific cases that Yost believes was more clear in where the death penalty stands.

““I don’t know where my opponent is on it. I didn’t talk about it. I imagine that this is why we have campaigns, and we will discover it. But look, I support the death penalty.”

Just explained that “guarantees” should be used, and stressed that there is no “no implementation”, but he said that “we need” death penalty.

“What do you do with a man who offers life without conditional release and then kills the prison guard or a cook inside?” Just said. “The family loses a member of his family because of this killing. Was that promotional gift?

“But the death penalty does not work in Ohio at the present time. We have not canceled it. We are still promising there as the final justice. We have not implemented anyone since 2018. The average time when someone in the row of death was waiting for his history with justice 22 years. Describe their history with justice.”

Tell a person close to the Ramaswamy Fox News campaign that the team is “We are looking forward to helping Dave Youst to be successful in his next project, everything he chooses to do. “

Another local case in Ohio that told Yost Fox News Digital that he is concerned about it and is the last batch by professional sports teams to secure taxpayers for stadiums.

Youst expressed their concerns about the existence of taxpayers on a hook for an amount of several hundred million dollars.

““I am not very sure that taxpayers must throw tax funds in these large public stadium projects. I mean, these bonds, these taxes will be paid by people who cannot through many ways to go to the PRO game. This strikes me as unfair. But then, we do not have a specific principle here.”

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Vivek Ramaswamy speaks to former presidential candidate Donald Trump, taking the stage in the campaign march at Madison Square Garden on October 27, 2024, in New York City. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

“We have all these different sports teams. We already have three of them now, because Browns said that we want $ 600 million. Bengal is advancing, and they want $ 350 million, and FC CINCINNATI says,“ Well, what about us? Soon we spend billions of dollars on sports stadiums that are used in one city per year, when we spend this money on any other things, whether we are talking about roads or bridges, or whether we are talking about tax stores.

Fox News Digital Yost asked what he often hears when he travels to the state talking to voters, and said that the issues that the economy and the “kitchen table” are more prevalent, but he pointed out that Trump’s tariff policies, which Democrats were exposed to more popular than the media.

“At the present time, the global economy is rearranged, and contrary to what I hear from the catastrophe that the elite press predicted on the coast, it is a completely different situation on Earth in Ohio,” said. “I am talking to many companies that believe this will be good for them, and that the exposed and mutual species of trade will bring a new return to Ohio and to their industries, although they see some pain and this is what everyone talks about now.”

Ultimately, Yest Fox News told the digital that he believed that the “results record” shows that he is the candidate with “experience, vision and know -how” to bring Ohio to the bright future that is we are. “