From Middletown Journal:

Tuesday’s primary election will help Republicans resolve some tea party conflicts, at least for now.

The conservative movement advocating small government lies at the center of an intensely competitive primary for state auditor, in which Delaware County prosecutor David Yost faces state Rep. Seth Morgan.

Yost is the state Republican Party’s chosen candidate, while Morgan was the first big candidate to be endorsed by the newly formed Ohio Tea Party political action committee.

In GOP primary for secretary of state, state Sen. Jon Husted faces Sandra O’Brien, who lost a bid for state treasurer in 2006. Husted, a former House speaker, is running on a decade-long record in state government that includes a push for election reform.

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