Ohio Gov. Race: Ramaswamy Pro-Frack, Acton Wants a Ban

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Ohio's next governor will inherit a program that has already banked $314 million for the state by leasing the rock a mile below its parks and wildlife areas. Two of the three candidates on the November ballot want to shut it down. Cleveland.com/The Plain Dealer put four questions about drilling under state-owned land to Republican Vivek Ramaswamy, Democrat Amy Acton, and Libertarian Don Kissick as part of its 2026 gubernatorial issues series. The answers could hardly be more different.

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