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corner.nationalreview.com - 11/5/2008
Inside the Ohio Numbers
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In addition to the traditional Republican constituency in Ohio, McCain was hoping for significant support among Democrats who voted for Hillary Clinton. But the exit polls show that of the 16 percent of the electorate who identified themselves as Clinton Democrats, Obama is winning ...
dispatchpolitics.com - 11/2/2008
Obama keeps his lead in Ohio
— dispatchpolitics.com — Obama keeps his lead in Ohio (more) Obama keeps his lead in Ohio

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Obama Still Thinks He's in Ohio (video)
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youtube.com - 11/3/2008
Obama Still Thinks He's in Ohio (video)
— youtube.com — While at a rally in Jacksonville Florida Obama gives a shout out to Ohio... (more) Obama Still Thinks He's in Ohio (video)

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slate.com - 11/4/2008
Thank You, Ohio!
— slate.com — Props: If California's Proposition 11--redistricting reform--passes, that will be at least a partial redemption of Gov. Schwarzenegger's... reformist promise , squandered in his disastrous 2005 "year of reform."  Prop. 11 doesn't apply to ... (more) Thank You, Ohio!

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The Stump:  PUMAs? Not So Much

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PUMAs? Not So Much
The Stump — Byron York spots a good number: In addition to the traditional Republican constituency in Ohio, McCain was hoping for significant support among Democrats who voted for Hillary Clinton.  But the exit polls show that of the 16 percent of the electorate who identified themselves as Clinton Democrats, Obama is winning 82-17. Much the same story in PA. --Michael Crowley

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