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It’s all about Ohio

25 September 2020

2:30 AM

25 September 2020

2:30 AM

Dublin, Ohio

Since the presidential election of 1944 when Ohio went with loser Thomas Dewey over winner Franklin Roosevelt, Ohio voters have given majority support to every presidential winner except one. The sole ‘error’ occurred in 1960 when Ohio went with loser Richard Nixon over winner John F. Kennedy.

That means Ohio has gone 14 straight elections, or 60 straight years, picking the winner.

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