The campaign of Republican Senator Jon Husted, who is seeking reelection in a highly competitive contest in Ohio, has made a decisive personnel change. This follows attention drawn by The Post to a top staffer’s inappropriate social media history.

The staffer had previously used an image of SS soldiers as a profile picture on Facebook. Additionally, they had added to a playlist that features songs extolling Rhodesia, a former white-minority-ruled country that is frequently admired by white supremacists. This revelation emerged through accessible social media activity.

Upon being notified, Husted’s campaign confirmed its decision to sever ties with the political director to address the issue promptly and transparently.

Senator Husted’s campaign underscores the importance of maintaining a clean and respectful public image, given the closely fought nature of the Ohio Senate race. Moving forward, the campaign aims to focus on positive engagement with voters and addressing key issues affecting Ohio residents.