Keith Faber holds a 67.5% implied probability in the Ohio Attorney General race as the Republican nominee and current state auditor, benefiting from the party's consistent strength in statewide contests and endorsements from President Trump, Governor DeWine, and most sheriffs. His primary victory was unopposed, and his platform emphasizes drug enforcement, consumer protection, and alignment with federal immigration priorities. Democrat John Kulewicz, at 31%, secured his nomination with 63% in the May primary against Elliot Forhan and draws support from unions and groups focused on corporate accountability. With the November 3 election three weeks away, limited recent polling shows a competitive or slight Republican edge, consistent with Ohio's partisan baseline and Faber's broader name recognition and institutional backing among law enforcement and Republican voters.