I’ve been on the @amyactonoh side since jump. People thought I was crazy. She couldn’t win they said (looking at my friend @billdemora;)
But I knew Amy had something special. And picking @DavidPepper as her partner? Perfect.
I couldn’t be prouder of both! Now LFG!!!!
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The Rep who accused Somali refugees of fraud lost his election.
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Donald Trump destroyed the Republican Party. And, they let him. – at Canal Winchester, OH
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Ohio is the best state in the country and we just positioned ourselves to climb these rankings again and retain and bring back our young people. Ten toes down, every day including Sunday, I love my state. I am so proud of Ohio tonight.
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Another great moment from last night: Conman calling Dr. Acton to concede and her sending him straight to voicemail.
Like, no, you don't get to platform a kitten-killing, pedophile-loving wife of a serial incestuous rapist and then get to claim it's all in the game.
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Here's what happened in Lucas County last night:
Replying to @plunderbund
The Ohio SoS wants all early/absentee ballots reported together before anything else. A large batch of absentee ballots arrive right at the deadline, and it included numerous ballots that would not scan because voters marked incorrectly (think "x" instead of filling in bubble).
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Totals this a.m. give Amy Acton a 7.9% win for governor and Sherrod Brown a 4.8% victory for US Senate. Both Democrats' margins are larger than seemed possible. – at Canal Winchester, OH
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The Lucas County early/mail-in vote update swung all of the statewide races a decent bit bluer.
Election Day ballots are still out in Cleveland and Toledo, and it looks like the only statewide Republican with a shot at this point is Frank LaRose in the Auditor's race.
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Abdul El-Sayed w/a direct message to VP JD Vance:
There’s this delicious irony that you’re constitutionally obligated to swear me in…you can’t pronounce my name, come January you can just call me Senator.






























