Keith Faber holds a clear lead in the Ohio Attorney General race as the Republican nominee and current state auditor, with traders assigning him the highest probability amid an open-seat contest following Dave Yost’s resignation. Faber secured his party’s nomination without opposition in the May primary and benefits from broad law enforcement endorsements, including most county sheriffs, plus a substantial fundraising edge. John Kulewicz, the Democratic nominee and Upper Arlington city council member who won his primary, draws support from labor unions and emphasizes consumer protection and government accountability, yet faces headwinds in the Republican-leaning state. Early voting began October 6 ahead of the November 3 election, with limited recent polling and no major late developments shifting the consensus.