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Norbert

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12. Secretary of State may still pull some voter suppression.

Reply to Liberal_Stalwart71 (Reply #3)

Tue Sep 25, 2012, 06:46 PM

Sep 2012

I wouldn't put anything past Husted at this point.

I can't wait til this election but I also can't wait two years from now when Ohio will kick his ass to the curb.

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Ohio moves to ‘Lean Obama’ on Fix electoral map [View all] Texas Lawyer Sep 2012 OP

I can't wait to vote oliverrams1 Sep 2012 #1

me too Texas Lawyer Sep 2012 #10

Good. That's what the GOP gets for redistricting. AngryOldDem Sep 2012 #2

All of that right-wing gerrymandering gone to waste? I'll drink to that! Texas Lawyer Sep 2012 #7

Why is it still "Lean Obama" with a "solid" 8-point advantage? Were it reversed, it would be Liberal_Stalwart71 Sep 2012 #3

b/c ohio is controlled by repubs and the media is owned by them leftyohiolib Sep 2012 #4

Exactly. That was a rhetorical question. We do really need to continue to work hard. Liberal_Stalwart71 Sep 2012 #5

Partly because the Washington Post has the President up 8%, but other polls have the President up 1% Texas Lawyer Sep 2012 #6

With a republican governor and republican Secretary of State, they could very well steal the election liberal N proud Sep 2012 #8

That should be a new category in poll analysis: solid Demorat, Lean Democrat, and stealable Democrat Texas Lawyer Sep 2012 #9

True. With all the suppression, that's still way too close. Liberal_Stalwart71 Sep 2012 #15

Secretary of State may still pull some voter suppression. Norbert Sep 2012 #12

I've been thinking that too. harmonicon Sep 2012 #11

Here is a rundown of different sources for House race analysis: Texas Lawyer Sep 2012 #13

Thanks! harmonicon Sep 2012 #16

We might find more House races in play than currently assumed with more CD-specific polling Texas Lawyer Sep 2012 #17

Yeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!Hawwwwwwwwwww!!!! Kteachums Sep 2012 #14