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its capital city -- Columbus -- is the second largest city in the Midwest after Chicago
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less of a liberal media, in contrast with New York City, Los Angeles, and Chicago
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large conservative colleges that include the Baptist Cedarville University (3,809 undergrads) and the Catholic Franciscan University (3,656 students)
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many large conservative rallies held in Ohio by Trump from 2016 through 2024, typically attended by many thousands of people
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a slightly lower rate of unionization of workers than its larger neighboring states
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Factors shifting Ohio to be more conservative than neighboring Michigan and Pennsylvania include
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Overall, the largest number number of migrants into Ohio annually are from Florida, as of 2023 Census data.
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2 of the top 3 most friendly Amish communities are in Ohio
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Ohio's Amish population has become #1
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but in early 2024 a Democrat-appointed federal judge upheld election integrity laws enacted by the Republican legislature.
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As to college football, Ohio has won 8 national championships.
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The current governor of Ohio is Mike DeWine, a liberal Republican, while its legislature (the "General Assembly") is more conservative.
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Replaced content with "DOWN IN OHIO SWAG LIKE OHIO"
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Rampant early voting of roughly a month in duration plagues its elections, which Dems exploit with ballot harvesting.
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Ohio voters include a substantial percentage of pro-life, working class Democrats who shifted enough to the Republican column to enable Donald Trump to garner 52% in 2016 and a higher 53% in 2020, despite Obama winning the state ea
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Neighboring West Virginia has swung strongly to the Republican side as Dems push radical environmentalism to wreck the coal industry. Ohio depends more on the car industry, but it too is being destroyed by the Dem push for ...
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