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What was percentage turnout for eligible Republican and Democrat voters in ohio district 12?
this d12 Ohio election will be replayed in November 2018 won't it? I don't know if I'd have shown up to the polls yesterday considering the person who wins this election will have to run again in a couple of months.
There are some very blurred lines in defining left and right these days. Trumpism is, in some ways, hard left with the tariffs, for example.
Tariffs do not belong to the "hard left." The famous large-scale tariffs of 1930, the Smoot-Hawley Act, was written by two Republicans and signed by Herbert Hoover (R). The conservative isolationism of the 1920's strongly resembles the anti-globalism "America First" attitude that's popular with conservatives today.
While tariffs are historically a right wing policy, the left wing can also advocate them as well, especially if labor unions think they will help protect jobs; we also heard some of that from Bernie Sanders.
Balderson underperformed in Ohio 12th by about 10 points. If that trend is applied to all of the tossup and lean right districts nationally, the Democrats will gain 30 to 40 seats in the House.
Balderson underperformed in Ohio 12th by about 10 points. If that trend is applied to all of the tossup and lean right districts nationally, the Democrats will gain 30 to 40 seats in the House.
Balderson underperformed in Ohio 12th by about 10 points. If that trend is applied to all of the tossup and lean right districts nationally, the Democrats will gain 30 to 40 seats in the House.
The fact remains he won: it make no difference whether it was 1 vote or a million and and who much you want to believe he under performed. I am guessing you might be one of the few (maybe 3 or 4) that would even venture a guess saying the Dems will pick up 40 seats, even 30. Of course they are going to pick up some. If they don't they are really in deep trouble for decades to come. The party not in the white house always pick up seats in an off year election.
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