Only a few years ago, Ohio’s Delaware County was one of the two most Republican counties in the state.
In 2016, it was 24% D, 74% R.
In 2018, 32.4% D, 62.9% R.
Yesterday?
42.7% D, 45.5% R (!)
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The explosive growth here in Delaware County is mainly right on its southern border with Franklin County. This is driven by young families moving into the Olentangy schools and single professionals residing near Polaris - great signs for Dems.
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From 3:1 to 1:1 in three cycles. We are winning, but act like we've been there before, don't gloat, don't strut. Be smart, be solid, be factual and most of all, be humble. Don't be hyperbolic, don't be harmful, don't eliminate people from hearing you b/c you turned them away.
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Awesome! We really need to do this in Allen County...they're out voting us 2+ to 1 while the vast majority doesn't vote at all. I've spoken to enough people to know many don't like the Republicans, but are absolutely convinced their vote does not matter here. 😟
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I wonder if this is caused by people moving to Ohio after fleeing leftist policies.
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