Campaign mailers urging Ohio voters to support independent socialist candidate Greg Levy over Democratic nominee Sherrod Brown in the U.S. Senate race are being funded by a newly incorporated PAC with links to President Donald Trump's MAGA Inc., according to public filings reported by AP News and the Los Angeles Times.
Key Takeaways
A newly formed PAC with ties to President Donald Trump's MAGA Inc. is funding mailers supporting independent socialist candidate Greg Levy over Democratic nominee Sherrod Brown in Ohio's U.S. Senate race.
- Mailers from Enough Promises Ohio PAC promote Levy using slogans like 'Join the Revolution'
- Levy condemns the mailers as misleading and considers legal action
- The PAC paid $397,000 to Seven Farms for printing and mailing services
- Seven Farms shares an address with Whistlestop Strategies LLC, which advises MAGA Inc.
- Brown has said he wouldn't support Trump impeachment if Democrats win House majority
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▼Source Claims Check
1 Difference FoundAll 3 publishers report consistent facts across 4 key claims. 1 point of difference noted.
| Claim | Status | Reason | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brown's Stance On Trump Impeachment | 1 Difference | Fox News reports Brown's current stance; AP and Los Angeles Times report his past votes | ▼ |
| Mailer Funding Source | Broad Agreement | MAGA-linked PAC funds mailers for Levy campaign | |
| Levy's Response To Mailers | Broad Agreement | Levy condemns mailers as misleading, considers legal action | |
| Amount Paid For Mailing Services | Broad Agreement | $397,000 paid to Seven Farms for printing and postage | |
| Connection Between Seven Farms And Whistlestop Strategies Llc | Broad Agreement | Seven Farms shares address with Whistlestop Strategies LLC |
Brown's Stance On Trump Impeachment
▼Fox News reports Brown's current stance; AP and Los Angeles Times report his past votes
Mailer Funding Source
Broad AgreementMAGA-linked PAC funds mailers for Levy campaign
Levy's Response To Mailers
Broad AgreementLevy condemns mailers as misleading, considers legal action
Amount Paid For Mailing Services
Broad Agreement$397,000 paid to Seven Farms for printing and postage
Connection Between Seven Farms And Whistlestop Strategies Llc
Broad AgreementSeven Farms shares address with Whistlestop Strategies LLC
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The mailers, sponsored by Enough Promises Ohio PAC, began arriving in voters' mailboxes recently. They promote Levy with messages such as 'Join the Revolution' and 'Send a Worker to the Senate.' Levy describes himself as a socialist running for U.S. Senate on his X account. According to AP News, Levy condemned the fliers for falsely impersonating his campaign and engaging in 'dirty tricks' designed to mislead voters, stating he is considering legal action.
Federal Election Commission filings show Enough Promises Ohio was founded on Sept. 29. It has not yet disclosed its contributors but federal filings reveal associations linked to Republicans. The PAC paid the firm Seven Farms more than $397,000 for printing, postage and mail services either supporting Levy or opposing Brown.
Seven Farms shares an address with Whistlestop Strategies LLC, a direct mail outfit operated by Big Dog Strategies LLC. Big Dog Strategies advises Trump's MAGA Inc. super PAC, according to both AP News and the Los Angeles Times. The firm also managed Republican Sen. Bernie Moreno's successful campaign against Brown in 2024.
Fox News reports that Sherrod Brown, who is seeking a Senate comeback, has indicated he would not support impeaching President Trump. 'I can't speak for everybody else, but I would not support an impeachment of Trump. There's just simply no reason for that,' Brown told The Columbus Dispatch on Oct. 9.
Brown is currently facing Sen. Jon Husted in Ohio's special U.S. Senate election. A Husted campaign spokesperson said, 'Sherrod Brown sided with his party twice to impeach President Trump during his first term. Now he's masquerading as a moderate.' During Trump's first term, Brown voted to convict the president after both House impeachments.
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