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No Vested Interest

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4. Ryan (OH) not on this list, but was on your last list..

Reply to nkpolitics1212 (Original post)

Sat Aug 28, 2021, 06:12 PM

Aug 2021

What info are you basing OH Senatorial race on?
Money? We know Timken has access to much money.
Ryan is a pretty hard hitter; I don't know that Timken can stand up to Ryan.
There will also be a race for Governor of OH in 2022.
DeWine vs Whaley? Cranley?
I betting on Whaley as Dem candidate; maybe I just like her better than Cranley.
So two big races in OH in 2022.
How will a double-header affect turnout?

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The likely number of US Senate seats the Democrats will end up with after 2022 is between 51 to 53. [View all] nkpolitics1212 Aug 2021 OP

Let's hope for 53. SergeStorms Aug 2021 #1

Interesting that you've been cutting out Jackson blm Aug 2021 #2

Beasley is the front runner in the 2022 NC Democratic US Senate primary. nkpolitics1212 Aug 2021 #3

They are both good candidates, but, Dems need a helluva blm Aug 2021 #6

Ryan (OH) not on this list, but was on your last list.. No Vested Interest Aug 2021 #4

Ryan(OH) and Demings(FL) are wave based candidates. nkpolitics1212 Aug 2021 #5