Democrats outraised Republicans in five of six competitive U.S. House races in Ohio heading into the final stretch before the midterm election, according to campaign finance disclosures filed through mid-October. The fundraising advantages were largest in two toss-up districts: the 7th, where Democrat Brian Poindexter raised over $3.1 million compared to Republican incumbent Max Miller's $180,000, and the 9th. The shift reflects a national trend of both parties redirecting spending to newly competitive battlegrounds in traditionally Republican areas, with Cook Political Report downgrading two Ohio districts from "Solid Republican" to "Lean Republican" status since August.
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