OH-Sen 2022: So you’re telling me there’s a chance

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This is (a) a literal Democratic staffer (b) reporting a single-word quote from September 2021 and (c) as most could probably easily guess, intentionally misrepresenting his stance and the question he was asked, which was thoroughly covered at the time.

Staffers' tweets should probably be banned from this thread.

edit: Actually, based on his Twitter profile and a quick Google search, he's a former staffer. Not surprised that he's unemployed. Maybe he specifically should be banned from the thread.

But it fits his narrative of "GQP evul woman-haters" so he has no problem posting disinformation in that case.

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in a D+8 year (2018) popular incumbent Sherrod Brown had to spend over 30 MILLION to under perform his polling by large margins against a heavily disliked candidate.

Tim Ryan is gonna get boat raced.

Everybody except for delusional clowns like OC and Minnesota Mike knows this.

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I still expect Vance to win easily, but the fact that he's not campaigning is not good.

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Still very unlikely that Ryan wins, but at least he won't get completely blown out like Strickland did:
https://twitter.com/bridgetbhc/status/1545393779821232129?cxt=HHwWgoC-xY7dq_IqAA...

Ill gladly introduce you to this cycles' Amy McGrath.

Mitch McConnell, despite his horrific approval ratings, is running in a state that is far more Republican than Ohio.

In some ways yes, in some ways no.

Ohio hasn't elected a democrat not named sherrod brown in this state since 2006. Kentucky has had a slew of statewide elected officials elected as democrat. Presidential Totals arent the be all end all

Didn't Obama win Ohio twice, or are we no longer counting him as a Democrat?

So Elliott County is a tossup in 2024?