U.S. Senator Bernie Moreno Endorses Zac Haines for Ohio State Senate

From HainesforOhio.com

Lebanon, OH -- Zac Haines, a successful CEO, husband, father, and former Trump administration nominee, was endorsed by U.S. Senator Bernie Moreno in his race for the Ohio State Senate's 7th District.
"Zac Haines is an America First conservative, an outsider, and a proven business leader who knows how to get results. He will stand up for Ohio families, defend our values, and bring real world experience to the Statehouse. I am proud to endorse Zac Haines for Ohio State Senate," said U.S. Senator Bernie Moreno.
Haines has also earned over 100 endorsements from federal, state, Warren countywide, and local Republican leaders. Supporters include Rep. Warren Davidson, Warren County Commissioner Dave Young, Prosecutor Dave Fornshell, Sheriff Barry Riley, Auditor Matt Nolan, Treasurer Randy Kuvin, former U.S. Reps. Steve Chabot, Brad Wenstrup, Bob McEwen, and Americans for Prosperity to name a few. This widespread support from grassroots conservatives highlights the enthusiasm for his vision of limited government, economic growth, and protecting Ohio families.
The 7th Senate District is currently held by term-limited Senator Steve Wilson. Haines' strong fundraising position makes him the frontrunner in the Republican primary field.
"I am running to make Ohio the most competitive and prosperous state in the nation," said Zac Haines. "With over $400,000 cash on hand, we have built a solid foundation to fight for lower taxes, safer communities, better schools, and economic growth that benefits every family in the district. This early support from across the region shows that voters are ready for bold, conservative leadership in Columbus."
Haines, a member of Miami University’s Board of Trustees, brings extensive business experience as a CEO and a track record of public service. His campaign emphasizes pro-growth policies, fiscal responsibility, and protecting Ohio values.

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