Sherrod Brown's 18-year Senate career ended Tuesday after the most expensive non-presidential race in history. Here are four takeaways.

After 17 years, Sherrod Brown will no longer be Ohio's senator. Decision Desk HQ projects Republican challenger Bernie Moreno, a Cleveland businessman who had Donald Trump's backing, has defeated Brown,

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Three-term Democratic U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown of Ohio faces perhaps the toughest reelection challenge of his career Tuesday in the most expensive Senate race of the year as control of the chamber hangs in the balance.

Voters have elected Republican Bernie Moreno to represent Ohio in the U.S. Senate according to projections from the Associated Press based on unofficial results. Moreno defeated incumbent Democratic U.

Republicans ousted three-term Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) in Ohio on Tuesday night, likely cementing their control of the Senate for the first time in almost four years. Well over $400 million were dedicated to the Ohio race,

After enduring nearly half a billion dollars’ worth of mostly negative ads for months, Ohio voters are set to decide one of the nation's most-watched Senate races.

Sen. Sherrod Brown, the Democratic Party’s mainstay in the red state of Ohio, has been ousted from the Senate by MAGA Republican Bernie Moreno. Moreno’s win, which was called by the Associated Press at 11:27 p.m. EST, all but ensures Republicans will take control of the Senate.

Democratic efforts to salvage their Senate majority slipped further out of reach Tuesday after Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown in Ohio lost his reelection to Republican Bernie Moreno, a wealthy Trump-era newcomer.