Tim Ryan vs. Josh Mandel -- who wins?

[Flyersfan232]

Still Likely Mandel, but Mandel is really not a great candidate. His 2012 campaign was pretty lackluster and he made a lot of really stupid attacks that made him look bad. He was also something of a Tea Party; we'd see how he pivots. All in all, he's not awful and would probably still win, but the Ohio GOP should nominate someone else.

ohio is more red then it was in 2012

[Co-Chair Bagel23]

Tossup.

Ryan can beat Mandel 51%-48%

you confuse me

[WD]

Mandel is anything but a A+ candidate, but he’ll win quite easily (if nominated). Ohio’s shift to the right and the fact that he’ll be running in a Democratic midterm will definitely help him.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

The Election isn't til next yr when we are out of the Recession, Tim Ryan will win next yr not this yr..Rs have to watch out for the wave, if we are full blown Recovery they will wind back to 2018 levels in House

[If my soul was made of stone]

Ryan will use his meditation grift to organize a mass consciousness happening in which every Democrat in Ohio will meditate hard enough to fry Josh Mandel's cognitive functioning, at which point he'll be replaced by a carpetbagging Alan Keyes. Ryan thus wins by a Strickland '06-level margin.

Ohio is over.

[Young Conservative]

Mandel is so awful, but he would still win.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Not really, OH split it's votes in 2018 between Sherrod Brown and Mike DeWine and Cranley whom is thinking about running against DeWine isn't Cordray. Cordray and Strickland were lame candidates.

We have the best candidates running since 2006, Fetterman, Ryan, Kelly and Jackson

Don't conservatives know that Biden helped ushered as Veep 2008/12 and we won WI, IA, OH, PA, NC and FL in those yrs.

Trump came close to winning inn,2020 but that was before Insurrectionists