This should really be a win (whoever gets the nomination) along with New Hampshire and Missouri.
“In Columbus there may be a great deal of jockeying about the Senate race, but around the state voters have not yet begun to pay attention to the contest,” said Quinnipiac’s Peter Brown. “It is clear at this point that there remains a Democratic advantage in the Ohio electorate that evidenced itself in 2006 and 2008.”
Dem Primary
Fisher 18
Brunner 14
Ryan 12
Yates 6
GOP Primary
Portman 31
Taylor 14
General
Fisher 41
Portman 33
Fisher 41
Taylor 31
Brunner 39
Portman 34
Brunner 38
Taylor 31
as expected. Portman really doesn’t have a chance against either Fisher or Brunner. Something dramatic would have to change in NH, MO, or OH for Republicans to have a shot at holding any of those seats.
that I am sure has been answered here before so please accept my apologies in advance but can Brunner return to the OH-SOS office should she lose the Dem primary (which I continue to think is likely)? She has been awesome there.