“Four points separate Brown (48 percent) and Husted (44 percent), among Ohio likely voters, in the US Senate race in Ohio. Among independents who say they are likely to vote, Brown (50 percent) has a 15-point advantage against Husted (35 percent). Half of Ohio likely voters (50 percent) think Brown will actually win the Senate seat, not Husted (45 percent). In the race for governor, Acton (50 percent) leads Ramaswamy (43 percent) by seven points among Ohio likely voters. Among independents, 53 percent support Acton to 34 percent for Ramaswamy. However, nearly half of Ohio likely voters (49 percent) think Ramaswamy will win the election, not Acton (45 percent),” says the findings from the newest, and probably final, survey of Buckeyes from NPR/PBS/Marist college.