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bottomofthehill

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24. I will take your numbers as the source is the Secretary of State.

Sat Nov 12, 2022, 06:54 PM

Nov 2022

When I was working with the Cordry campaign they said there was a strong Republican voter edge

Also from this AP article

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Nearly 8.1 million Ohioans are signed up to vote in the November election, a near record, the latest figures from the state elections chief show.

The presidential battleground state has never seen more registered voters, other than in 2008, when Democrat Barack Obama faced Republican John McCain.

Figures released by Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose showed 8,080,050 Ohioans were registered as of Tuesday.

Democratic registrations have risen by over a quarter of a million since 2016, to nearly 1.6 million. The number of registered Republicans fell by 120,000 over the same period, with GOP President Donald Trump in the White House — but the party remains the larger of the two, at 1.9 million people.

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Hard not to diss voters there. cilla4progress Nov 2022 #1

That is a perfect idea. True Blue American Nov 2022 #6

Strange analysis. I do not think Tim Ryan had one thing Ninga Nov 2022 #2

Ryan had not one drop of help from prominent Politicians and no money from the DNC. True Blue American Nov 2022 #4

He specifically did not want Biden and did not talk about Ninga Nov 2022 #8

I never mentioned Biden. I knew True Blue American Nov 2022 #23

If true, then rightfully so. W_HAMILTON Nov 2022 #9

Agree! Wuddles440 Nov 2022 #20

Ohio Democratic party needs to reassess their strategy. Maybe Ryan can play a role Raven123 Nov 2022 #3

Ohio State Dem Party is a no show. I really do not Ninga Nov 2022 #5

The number 1 rule for Dems to remember Deminpenn Nov 2022 #7

Your answer. Ninga Nov 2022 #10

Yes, given the chance, republicans will vote for a real deal, LisaL Nov 2022 #11

Well that is a big problem in a state like Ohio bottomofthehill Nov 2022 #13

I don't think there are more registered republicans in OH. LisaL Nov 2022 #14

Two years ago, they had close to a 400,000 edge. bottomofthehill Nov 2022 #16

There are actually more registered democrats than republicans in OH. LisaL Nov 2022 #17

I will take your numbers as the source is the Secretary of State. bottomofthehill Nov 2022 #24

That said, Your SOS source cited it the source thus I was wrong bottomofthehill Nov 2022 #25

This message was self-deleted by its author bottomofthehill Nov 2022 #18

Doesn't matter, Rs aren't going to vote for a faux-R Dem Deminpenn Nov 2022 #19

He was between a rock and a hard place. LisaL Nov 2022 #21

The Dem Nominee for Governor lost by over a million votes. bottomofthehill Nov 2022 #26

And most of the ticket splitting was on the democratic side bottomofthehill Nov 2022 #27

This has crossed my mind as well Maeve Nov 2022 #22

Ryan run on appealing to republicans. LisaL Nov 2022 #12

Definitely a good thought and one worth investigating Raven123 Nov 2022 #15