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In reply to the discussion: Not a good sign for Dems in Ohio primary [View all]edhopper
(33,575 posts)23. In a State that votes 50/50
in general elections ad has a Congressional delegation that is 12R - 4D from gerrymandering.
The vote yesterday could mean a 4 seat pick up for the Dems even without the anti-Trump Blue Wave coming
Good news.
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Goes to show a hard left candidate didn't inspire the demographics some thought it would.
herding cats
May 2018
#4
Then why did you write "Dewine needs to work on a message that resonates with the locals"?
Blue_true
May 2018
#25
I guess it really IS TRUE that a Vermont-style politician isn't always the best choice...
NurseJackie
May 2018
#18
In the governor's race 827,000 Republicans voted and 679,000 Democrats voted.
former9thward
May 2018
#31
It is better. Sabato just changed NC-9 from Lean R to a toss-up with that loss.
OliverQ
May 2018
#11
There isn't a correlation between high primary turnout and general election turnout
mythology
May 2018
#19
DEMS: 679,738 votes, 100% reporting; @gop 827,039 votes, 100% reporting TOTAL VOTES...
riversedge
May 2018
#24