That was headines in AP this morning
My question would be if so how many seats changed hands. The answer is "0" I believe.
Granted they drilled Aronlds proposals how ever another state Texas banned gay marriages and more importantly Ohio nixed the voting reform backed heavily by out of state liberal orgs.
However one could construe that not losing any seats could be Dem victory
Headed out of computer range for a few days--ya all be cool and be safe.
--and Edward congrats on your new mayor.
Liberal Loot
And speaking of the Buckeye State, "Reform Ohio Now" was created to support a slew of ballot initiatives aimed at election reform in the state and calls itself a coalition "committed to improving Ohio's electoral process." But the group's primary financial backers are a network of out of state liberal organizations that blamed "irregularities" in Ohio for costing John Kerry the presidency.
The Toledo Blade reports that 92 percent of the group's funding came from special interest groups outside the state. That includes more than $600,000 from the liberal group, People for the American Way, which spoke out against "troubling election incidents" in Ohio in 2004. Liberal activists at MoveOn.org also solicited donations. Meanwhile, just 4 percent of donations to the Republican "Ohio First," which opposes the measures, came from outside Ohio.
My question would be if so how many seats changed hands. The answer is "0" I believe.
Granted they drilled Aronlds proposals how ever another state Texas banned gay marriages and more importantly Ohio nixed the voting reform backed heavily by out of state liberal orgs.
However one could construe that not losing any seats could be Dem victory
Headed out of computer range for a few days--ya all be cool and be safe.
--and Edward congrats on your new mayor.
Liberal Loot
And speaking of the Buckeye State, "Reform Ohio Now" was created to support a slew of ballot initiatives aimed at election reform in the state and calls itself a coalition "committed to improving Ohio's electoral process." But the group's primary financial backers are a network of out of state liberal organizations that blamed "irregularities" in Ohio for costing John Kerry the presidency.
The Toledo Blade reports that 92 percent of the group's funding came from special interest groups outside the state. That includes more than $600,000 from the liberal group, People for the American Way, which spoke out against "troubling election incidents" in Ohio in 2004. Liberal activists at MoveOn.org also solicited donations. Meanwhile, just 4 percent of donations to the Republican "Ohio First," which opposes the measures, came from outside Ohio.
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