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Roland99

(53,345 posts)

7. Seems pretty red -

Reply to blueinredohio (Reply #4)

Sun Nov 12, 2017, 02:41 PM

Nov 2017

Except for 1964, its residents have voted GOP in every presidential election since the party was founded, and went for Trump by 32 points.
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Democrats have had no meaningful presence in county or local offices since the 1980s, and rarely even bother running candidates at all.

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Most Republican county in Ohio just flipped nine seats blue [View all] workinclasszero Nov 2017 OP

Trump is a prophet -- did say that his supporters would become tired of winning. nt NCjack Nov 2017 #1

They are real tired of it now workinclasszero Nov 2017 #2

Sadly, probably not... LakeArenal Nov 2017 #6

Thats unbelievable! Congrats to Buckeye Dems! spooky3 Nov 2017 #3

I'm going to have to say I don't believe Warren county is the most republican blueinredohio Nov 2017 #4

Seems pretty red - Roland99 Nov 2017 #7

Warren County is Metro Cincinnati NEOBuckeye Nov 2017 #10

Warren County is very GOP. I live in Ohio...it is a bell weather for sure Demsrule86 Nov 2017 #11

Now, the Repubs will have to hook up that server from 2004 and call Cheney back to the fold. Frustratedlady Nov 2017 #5

GOTV for paper ballots across the US. fierywoman Nov 2017 #9

K&R orangecrush Nov 2017 #8

Warren County has been gerrymandered to give Steve Chabot (R) a safe seat in Congress, No Vested Interest Nov 2017 #12

Good! It has to start at the grass roots/local level. BigmanPigman Nov 2017 #13