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*'''Ohio'''
*'''Ohio'''
[[Sherrod Brown]], a Democrat Senator was elected to office in 2006. While he campaigned for jobs back then, not many were created. He is named in an ethics probe regarding his relationship with [[ACORN]]. <ref>[http://www.rightohio.com/2009/07/23/senator-sherrod-brown-named-in-acorn-corruption-congressional-report/ Senator Sherrod Brown Named in ACORN Corruption Congressional Report, RightOhio.com, July 23, 2009]</ref> "We’re not doing town halls." Senator Brown may face a strong public backlash.
[[Sherrod Brown]], a Democrat Senator was elected to office in 2006. While he campaigned for jobs back then, not many were created. He is named in an ethics probe regarding his relationship with [[ACORN]]. <ref>[http://www.rightohio.com/2009/07/23/senator-sherrod-brown-named-in-acorn-corruption-congressional-report/ Senator Sherrod Brown Named in ACORN Corruption Congressional Report, RightOhio.com, July 23, 2009]</ref> "We’re not doing town halls." Senator Brown may face a strong public backlash. Brown's opponent is Ohio-native [[Tom Ganley]], President and CEO of the Ganley Automotive Group, comprising 32 dealership locations and employing over 1000 people. <ref>[http://tomganley.com/ Tom Ganley for Senate, tomganley.com]</ref>
*'''Oregon'''
*'''Oregon'''