Campaign mailers urging Ohio voters to support independent U.S. Senate candidate Greg Levy over Democratic nominee Sherrod Brown are being funded by a newly formed political action committee with financial ties to President Donald Trump’s MAGA Inc. super PAC, according to public filings. The mailers, sponsored by Enough Promises Ohio PAC, began arriving in voters' mailboxes in recent days and promote Levy with slogans such as "Join the Revolution" and "Send a Worker to the Senate."
Levy, who describes himself on social media as a "Socialist running for the U.S. Senate to represent Ohio in 2026," condemned the mailers for impersonating his campaign. He stated that the fliers engage in "dirty tricks" designed to mislead voters and noted he is considering legal action regarding the spending.
What the Left Is Saying
Independent candidate Greg Levy has publicly criticized the mailers, calling the practice "highly undemocratic" and stating it does a disservice to voters in Ohio and throughout the country. Levy argued that the mailers falsely impersonate his campaign, despite his own ideological alignment with the "socialist" label used in the advertisements. He indicated that he is evaluating legal options to address what he characterizes as misleading political communications.
Democratic nominee Sherrod Brown is the target of the opposing messaging within the same mailer strategy. While Brown’s campaign has not issued a specific statement on the vendor linkage in the provided text, the political dynamic places him in direct competition with Levy for progressive-leaning voters in a race where Republican strategy appears focused on splitting the vote or elevating an independent alternative.
What the Right Is Saying
The financial trail connects the mailers to entities associated with Republican strategy. Federal filings indicate that Enough Promises Ohio paid Seven Farms more than $397,000 for printing, postage, and mail services. Seven Farms is a new entity that lists the same South Carolina business suite address as Whistlestop Strategies LLC. Whistlestop is a direct mail outfit operated by Big Dog Strategies LLC, the strategy firm that advises Trump's MAGA Inc. super PAC and managed Republican Sen. Bernie Moreno's successful 2024 campaign against Brown.
MAGA Inc. and affiliated groups have increased spending in midterm races since September, following urging from party officials for Trump to deploy resources to assist embattled Republicans. The involvement of firms tied to Moreno’s previous victory over Brown suggests a continued strategic focus on Ohio Senate contests by the Trump-aligned political apparatus.
What the Numbers Show
According to Federal Election Commission filings, Enough Promises Ohio was founded on Sept. 29. The PAC has not yet had to disclose its contributors, but additional filings reveal a payment of more than $397,000 made to Seven Farms on two dates last week. Seven Farms shares its address with Whistlestop Strategies LLC, which is operated by Big Dog Strategies LLC. Big Dog Strategies advises MAGA Inc. and handled Bernie Moreno’s 2024 campaign. Messages seeking comment were left with Enough Promises Ohio and Big Dog, but no immediate response was reported in the source material.
The Bottom Line
The linkage between a socialist candidate's promotional mailers and Trump-aligned vendors highlights complex strategic dynamics in the Ohio Senate race. It raises questions about the authenticity of grassroots support for independent candidates and the extent to which super PACs influence ballot access and voter perception through indirect spending. Levy’s potential legal action and the undisclosed contributors to Enough Promises Ohio are key developments to watch as the election approaches.