A socialist candidate in Ohio’s competitive Senate race has raised concerns about a super PAC’s campaign tactics. Greg Levy, the candidate in question, argues that the PAC is misleading voters with unsolicited mailers.
These mailers urging residents to ‘Join the Revolution’ were sent without Levy’s involvement. They promote his stance on pressing issues like ‘Free Palestine’ and a proposed $30 minimum wage.
Levy’s campaign issued a statement on social media clarifying their disconnection from these mailings. They criticized the tactic, describing it as akin to ‘digital blackface,’ and announced exploring legal actions against those responsible for the alleged impersonation. Levy’s campaign aims to address what they see as a deceptive maneuver in the Senate race.

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