$260,000,000Vivek’s estimated take from Roivant, the company behind the drug. [1]
70%How far the stock fell in one day when the drug failed its final trial. Investors ate it. Vivek had already cashed out. [2]
236,200 Ohioans live with Alzheimer’s. They were the market. [3]
+17%The jump in the average Ohio summer electric bill this year. [5]
$1.6 billionOhio’s tax break for data centers in 2025 alone, eleven times what the state was told it would cost. [4]
“AI data center or Bitcoin mining firm or whatever — all of which I want in the state, by the way.”
Ramaswamy, March 2025 [8]
3,000,000Ohioans on Medicaid. Another 2.5 million on Medicare. [9]
11Rural Ohio hospitals at risk of closing under the Medicaid cuts. [10]
“I believe they were. With the benefit of retrospect, particularly Medicaid.”
Ramaswamy, asked “Were Medicare and Medicaid mistakes?” The Ezra Klein Show, October 2024 [13]
One in four Ohioans relies on Medicaid. [11] Nearly half of Ohio counties have no hospital that delivers babies. [12]
79 of 201Days of 2026 Vivek spent outside Ohio, according to flight records. [14]
$560,000Paid by Vivek’s campaign to V Leasing LLC. Its address is a house Vivek owns. [15]
Vivek’s 2025 jet bill equals 11.5 years of a typical Ohio household’s income. [16]
$1.7 billionIn assets the company took with it. Most of its Columbus staff went too. Vivek still owns about a tenth of it. [18] [20]
“He quit on Ohio and moved his company to Texas.”
Dave Yost, Republican Attorney General of Ohio, February 24, 2025 [19]
“Ohio’s a good state, I just can’t say it’s the best state.”
Ramaswamy, Hillsdale College, 2023 [22]
An empty office in Columbus. [18]
And it isn’t just Democrats saying so.
TiffinOhio.netJul 20, 2026 “‘He quit on President Trump and DOGE on day one’: Yost’s attack line is still following Ramaswamy in the governor’s race” Read the story → (opens in new tab) Read the facts ↓Dr. Amy Acton, candidate for Governor
See Amy’s plan to lower costs →Photos of Ramaswamy at the top and bottom: Gage Skidmore via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 (AmericaFest 2025) and CC BY-SA 4.0 (Turning Point campus tour, October 2025), converted to black and white.