Stand up to Wall Street.
Voted NO on S. 2155 (2018 Dodd-Frank rollback). As Banking chair (2021-2025), conducted oversight on SVB/Signature failures, FTX, and pharmacy benefit managers. Major Wall Street reform legislation did not pass.

Sherrod Brown represented Ohio in the U.S. Senate from January 2007 to January 2025. He lost his November 2024 re-election to Republican Bernie Moreno by approximately 4 percentage points in Ohio's continued Republican-trending federal environment. He chaired the Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee 2021-2025. His career framing was economic-populist Democrat — pro-labor, pro-manufacturing, skeptical of finance and trade liberalization.

Four promises chosen to span how voters across the political spectrum view this politician's record.
Voted NO on S. 2155 (2018 Dodd-Frank rollback). As Banking chair (2021-2025), conducted oversight on SVB/Signature failures, FTX, and pharmacy benefit managers. Major Wall Street reform legislation did not pass.
Voted YES on CHIPS Act ($280B for semiconductor manufacturing). Co-sponsored Reciprocal Trade Act. IRA included Buy American provisions Brown supported.
PRO Act failed Senate cloture. Brown co-sponsored. Outcome not achieved.
Lost November 2024 to Bernie Moreno by ~4 points in Ohio's continued Republican-trending federal environment.
Defend Social Security and Medicare.
No cuts during tenure.
Lower drug prices.
IRA Medicare negotiation (Brown YES).
Climate action.
Voted YES on IRA. Ohio coal/manufacturing-state framing required moderation on more aggressive climate measures.
Restore voting rights.
Cloture failed.
Defend reproductive rights.
Voted YES on WHPA cloture; failed.
Pass infrastructure investment.
IIJA (Brown YES).
Confirm Biden judicial nominees.
Voted YES on Jackson + most.
Gun safety legislation.
BSCA passed (Brown YES).
Support Ukraine.
Voted YES on Ukraine aid.
East Palestine train derailment response.
Co-sponsored Railway Safety Act after February 2023 East Palestine derailment. Bill did not advance to floor vote. Norfolk Southern paid major damages settlement.
Pass Equality Act.
Cloture failed. RFMA passed (Brown YES).
With enough demand for objective journalism, SEALED Press researches and writes the next book in the series — full case studies, paper trails, and color-coded verdicts on every promise this politician has made.