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Husted took gifts from JobsOhio while he was Ohio lieutenant governor, financial disclosures show — Jon Husted | ChamberLight
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This article 1 analysis · Sep 26, 2026
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Financial disclosures show that JobsOhio gave Jon Husted gifts while he was Ohio lieutenant governor, but neither Husted’s office nor JobsOhio has disclosed what they were or what they were worth. The article examines the gifts amid questions about JobsOhio’s transparency and lobbying related to a major Intel project.
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This article 1 analysis · Sep 26, 2026
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People in this story 3 + 1 Ohio senator whose disclosures show he received gifts from JobsOhio while lieutenant governor
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Vice president whose departure from the Senate preceded Husted’s appointment to the seat
Senate candidate and Husted’s election opponent
ALSO MENTIONED Mike DeWine, Ohio governor who appointed the JobsOhio board chair and whose administration committed public funds to the Intel project
Senate candidate and Husted’s election opponent
ALSO MENTIONED Mike DeWine, Ohio governor who appointed the JobsOhio board chair and whose administration committed public funds to the Intel project
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