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Ohio’s next governor will decide the future of higher education as enrollment plummets and employers scramble for skilled workers. Democrat Amy Acton vows to make college more affordable, expand access, and reverse Senate Bill 1’s union restrictions. Libertarian Don Kissick pushes for apprenticeships, smoother credit transfers, and administrative reform — even supporting faculty strikes. Republican Vivek Ramaswamy, now focused on eliminating redundant programs and cutting bureaucracy, backs SB1’s core principles and won’t repeal it. With tuition rising and students flocking to trades, all three candidates must answer: how do you rebuild a system that’s losing ground — without leaving workers behind?
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