New Facts: Ohio voters register a polling deadlock

A New York Times/Siena College poll conducted June 15–29 found Ohio’s governor’s race tied, with Amy Acton and Vivek Ramaswamy at 47% each and 6% undecided. The survey reached 601 likely voters by live phone interviews, about 95% on cellphones. Respondents identified as 41% Republican, 29% Democrat and 27% independent.

That tie replaces an AARP poll from June 14–16 that had Acton ahead 47% to 44% among 800 likely voters, within a 3.5‑point error margin. In that earlier survey, Acton led by 24 points among voters under 50 and by 26 points with independents, while Ramaswamy led by 10 points among voters 50 and older.

AI-synthesized from multiple reported sources