The major party candidates for governor and Senate are getting all the attention and money, but there are other candidates in those races.
Could Libertarian Don Kissick, who is running for Ohio governor, be a spoiler?
Libertarians typically lean Republican. Could Kissick pull enough votes away from Republican Vivek Ramaswamy to allow Democrat Amy Acton to win? In a race that is polling as a near tie, this is something to consider.
Kissick isn’t the only third-party candidate on the Nov. 3 ballot.
Voters will see Libertarian candidates in other races, as well as a progressive Socialist who is listed as an Independent on the ballot for U.S. Senate. We look at the rise of third-party candidates and what history tells us about their success.
Previously, All Sides aired interviews with Democrat Dr. Amy Acton on Oct. 21 and Republican Vivek Ramaswamy on Oct. 6.
Guests:
- Don Kissick, Libertarian candidate for Ohio governor
- Christopher Devine, author/political science professor, University of Dayton
- Bernard Tamas, political science professor, Valdosta State University