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brooklynite

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16. I've given money to Tim as well...

Reply to BradAllison (Reply #4)

Tue May 3, 2022, 09:35 PM

May 2022

...Doesn't mean I don't pay attention to the challenges ahead.

In order of winnability, I'd rank
1. Pennsylvania
2. Wisconsin
3. North Carolina
4. Ohio
5. Florida
6. Iowa

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Here's the current issue with the OH-SEN race... [View all] brooklynite May 2022 OP

Sherrod Brown proves it can be done. Sneederbunk May 2022 #1

Thank-you. I get tired of defeatist proclamations before the race is even run. There are a lot o JohnSJ May 2022 #7

I'm not defeatist; I'm realistic. brooklynite May 2022 #14

Ditto hlthe2b May 2022 #18

You're comparing a hotly contested primary between multiple candidates on the Republican side... Beautiful Disaster May 2022 #2

Our side was a one horse race, the other had multiple candidates. bucolic_frolic May 2022 #3

It certainly helped that MSNBC..... BradAllison May 2022 #5

In 2018, Sherrod was unopposed and got over 600,000 votes in the primary. onenote May 2022 #12

The numbers in the OP are not final. LisaL May 2022 #13

Thanks onenote May 2022 #17

I've donated money to Tim already BradAllison May 2022 #4

I've given money to Tim as well... brooklynite May 2022 #16

Do we know the percentage of gop primary voters drray23 May 2022 #6

Maybe waiting for the final counts to compare would make sense. Make7 May 2022 #8

But do consider that Tim Ryan's race was not close and turnout was lower because of this. Demsrule86 May 2022 #9

Also, there is bad feelings between supporters of the various candidates and Tim can garner Demsrule86 May 2022 #10

Far more voters than in today's aggregates in the primary will vote in the Fall election. andym May 2022 #11

Tim Ryan is a good democrat. Cracklin Charlie May 2022 #15