Campaign mailers boosting independent socialist candidate Greg Levy in the Ohio U.S. Senate race are funded by Enough Promises Ohio PAC, a newly formed group tied to President Donald Trump's MAGA Inc. vendor network. Filings show the PAC paid over $397,000 to Seven Farms, an entity sharing an address with direct mail firm Whistlestop Strategies. Levy strongly condemned the flyers as deceptive impersonation and indicated he is weighing legal action.
Super PAC mailer campaign details
- ▪Federal Election Commission filings show Enough Promises Ohio PAC paid Seven Farms over $397,000 for printing, postage, and mail services supporting Greg Levy or opposing Sherrod Brown.
- ▪Enough Promises Ohio PAC underwrote mailers promoting independent socialist candidate Greg Levy over Democratic nominee Sherrod Brown in the Ohio U.S. Senate race.
- ▪The Enough Promises Ohio PAC mailers urge voters to back Greg Levy with slogans including 'Join the Revolution' and 'Send a Worker to the Senate.'
Vendor connections to Republican strategists
- ▪Big Dog Strategies LLC advises Donald Trump's MAGA Inc. super PAC and managed Republican Senator Bernie Moreno's campaign against Sherrod Brown in 2024.
- ▪Seven Farms shares a South Carolina business suite address with Whistlestop Strategies LLC, a direct mail outfit operated by Big Dog Strategies LLC.
Greg Levy's response to mailers
- ▪Greg Levy likened the mailer campaign to digital blackface and stated it does a disservice to voters in Ohio and nationwide.
- ▪Greg Levy stated on October 11, 2026, that his campaign was uninvolved with the mailers and condemned them as deceptive dirty tricks and impersonation.
- ▪Greg Levy's campaign stated it is considering legal action against the operatives behind the mailer campaign.
Ohio Senate race
- ▪A Suffolk/USA TODAY Ohio Network poll found Democratic nominee Sherrod Brown holding a slight edge over Republican Senator Jon Husted in the Ohio U.S. Senate race.
- ▪In the 2026 Ohio U.S. Senate race, Democratic nominee Sherrod Brown faces Republican Senator Jon Husted, who was appointed in 2024 to replace J.D. Vance.
Trump's Youngstown rally
- ▪Donald Trump scheduled a October 12, 2026 campaign rally in Youngstown, Ohio, to support Jon Husted and gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy.
- ▪Donald Trump previously held campaign rallies at the Covelli Centre in Youngstown in July 2017 and September 2022 before scheduling his October 12, 2026 rally there.
Debatable claims
- ▪Conservative spending on third-party progressive candidates is a legitimate election strategy
- ▪The FEC should mandate immediate donor disclosure for newly formed super PACs
- ▪Enough Promises Ohio PAC's mailer campaign misleads Ohio voters
- ▪Greg Levy's potential legal action against Enough Promises Ohio PAC is justified
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