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Raven123

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2. No quibble with your point

Reply to CincyDem (Reply #1)

Wed Nov 7, 2018, 01:08 PM

Nov 2018

I haven't studied the overall population. I know a seat was lost after the 2010 census. That's where Jordan got his district. Population decline might have shifted the politics too. Congressional seats counts. Even if Dems pick up one, maybe Jordan could become vulnerable

I believe the gerrymandering issue in Ohio was overwhelmingly important. The GOP gave in because the voters forced it

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Ohio gerrymandering [View all] Raven123 Nov 2018 OP

True in part - but I would argue there is a red core throughout the state. (updated) CincyDem Nov 2018 #1

No quibble with your point Raven123 Nov 2018 #2