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25. That said, Your SOS source cited it the source thus I was wrong

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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

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 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

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