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Self-Funder Ganley Begins Airing TV Ads in Ohio

By Greg Giroux
Roll Call Staff
Nov. 11, 2009, 3:24 p.m.

Cleveland automobile dealer Tom Ganley (R) is airing a statewide television ad to introduce himself to the primary voters who will decide whether he or former Rep. Rob Portman should be the party’s nominee in a key open-seat Senate race next year.

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