Trump-Linked PAC Funds Ohio Mailers Backing Socialist Candidate Over Sherrod Brown
Campaign mailers in Ohio urging voters to support a socialist U.S. Senate candidate over Democratic nominee Sherrod Brown are funded by a newly formed PAC with ties to President Donald Trump's MAGA Inc., according to public filings. The mailers, sponsored by Enough Promises Ohio PAC, promote independent candidate Greg Levy. Levy condemned the fliers for falsely impersonating his campaign and said he is considering legal action.
Public records indicate a recently established political action committee, Enough Promises Ohio PAC, is paying for mailers in Ohio's 2026 Senate contest. The group has reported connections to MAGA Inc., a committee associated with President Donald Trump. The fliers encourage voters to choose independent Greg Levy, who identifies as a socialist, rather than Democrat Sherrod Brown.
Levy objected that the mailers impersonate his campaign and mislead voters. He said he may pursue legal action, describing the tactic as damaging to democratic participation and to voters in Ohio and elsewhere. The mailers began appearing in recent days and include slogans promoting a worker's Senate bid and revolutionary themes.
This episode may affect Ohio voters' trust in campaign communications, especially if mailers blur candidate identities. It could complicate Levy's outsider bid and Brown's Democratic campaign by introducing confusion about who is behind the messages. Legal scrutiny may also shape how PACs and affiliated groups approach independent expenditures in close Senate races. The broader public could see renewed debate over disclosure, impersonation, and accountability in political advertising, though actual electoral effects remain uncertain.