COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A brand-new face will lead Ohio’s state government after Tuesday, as two candidates with no elective experience — Republican biotech billionaire Vivek Ramaswamy and Democratic rival Dr. Amy Acton — vie to succeed a term-limited sitting governor who’s spent five decades in politics.

If Acton prevails, she would be the first Democrat elected Ohio governor in two decades and the first woman. If the Trump-endorsed Ramaswamy wins, he will be the first Indian-American to hold the seat.

Spending in the race topped an unprecedented $100 million.…