THIRTY-TWO YEARS, ZERO RESULTS: NRSC CHARGES SHERROD BROWN SOLD OUT TO BIG INSURANCE

The following information was released by the Ohio Republican Party (ORP):

After three decades in Washington cashing checks from health insurance lobbyists, Sherrod Brown is back on the campaign trail making promises on insurance reform he never kept and the National Republican Senatorial Committee is calling him out.

In a June 23, 2026 press release, the NRSC charged that Brown spent his 32-year career in Washington accepting contributions from big health insurance lobbyists while failing to deliver meaningful reform for Ohio families. The charge is simple: Brown talked a big game and took the money anyway.

Now, with his political future on the line, Brown has released an ad promising to ban insurance companies from blocking carrier-approved doctors and to fine wrongful claim denials. Republicans say it's an empty promise from a career politician with a 32-year record that tells a different story.

The NRSC also charges that Brown is now opposing what Republicans are calling the largest investment in history to bolster Ohio's rural healthcare a move they say puts Washington politics ahead of the Ohioans who need access to care most.

NRSC Regional Press Secretary Nick Puglia put it plainly: Ohioans know Sherrod Brown is only good for one thing: selling out their values in Washington.

Ohio Republicans agree. After 32 years, Brown has had every opportunity to fight for real insurance reform. He didn't. A campaign ad won't change that record.