MIAMISBURG, OH – Republican Niraj Antani announced on February 12 that he is suspending his campaign for Ohio Secretary of State in the 2026 election. His decision comes just a week after State ...

Birthdays Niraj Antani, Ohio treasurer candidate and former state senator Kelsey Hopkins, MSW Student Success Partner at Ohio State University Straight from the Source “So much of American ...

In September, Ohio Senator Niraj Antani introduced a bill requiring the state to accept cryptocurrency for payment of state taxes and fees. In December, Ohio House Republican leader Derek Merrin ...

Republicans running to succeed Sprague as treasurer: Former state Sen. Niraj Antani, of suburban Dayton’s Miamisburg, and state Sen. Kristina Roegner, of Hudson. Democrats running for treasurer: ...

Former Republican State Sen. Niraj Antani and Democrat Dr. Bryan Hambley have announced they are running for secretary of state. State Auditor Keith Faber has announced he is running for attorney ...

(The Center Square) – Ohio’s Republican race for the gubernatorial nomination should officially add a third person next week. Former presidential candidate and Cincinnati businessman Vivek ...

I aim to build on his success into the future.” Roegner’s announcement comes less than 24 hours after Republican former lawmaker Niraj Antani said he was running for treasurer—a race that ...

Former Dayton-area state lawmaker Niraj Antani and state Sen. Kristina Roegner, of Hudson in northeast Ohio, both announced plans this week to run for Ohio treasurer in 2026. Antani invoked his ...

“I aim to build on his success into the future.” Sprague’s decision to switch to secretary of state resulted in Republican Niraj Antani of Miamisburg, a former state legislator, pulling out ...

Her announcement came a day after former Republican state Sen. Niraj Antani announced his was suspending his 2026 campaign for Ohio secretary of state to run for state treasurer. Antani ...

Reporter David Skolnick of the Youngstown Vindicator joins the show. Niraj Antani, the former state senator and unsuccessful congressional candidate, had announced he would run for Secretary of State.