Election 2012 Ohio

• COLUMBUS, Ohio -– The war over women is on. The Obama and Romney campaigns both reached out Tuesday to women voters, the key voter demographic that likely will decide this battleground state, and thus the outcome of the presidential election.
(Huffington Post)
• Judging by the rhetoric coming from the campaigns, this election pits a party that will dismantle When Truman upset Dewey 1948, he won three big states--Illinois, Ohio and California--with margins of less than one percent.
(YAHOO!)
• Mr. Hauser says that four of the six states that the AFL-CIO plans to focus heavily on ahead of the election are in the Midwest: Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, and the western half of Pennsylvania.
(Alaska Dispatch)
• Sundays are usually sleepy in Troy, Ohio, because many downtown stores are closed small businesses had the chance to reap part of the many millions being spent on the 2012 presidential election.
(Yahoo Finance)
• moved in from Virginia two years ago and is seeing for the first time the attention Ohio gets in presidential elections. Hes one of those volunteers whom Mrs. Obama wants to keep knocking on doors, as he did last weekend.
(Toledo Blade)
• But here's the thing -- the 2012 election isn't really a two person race We have no idea of what happens when you add Gary Johnson to presidential polls in places like Ohio or Florida or Iowa.
(FOX News)
• The report, Counting Votes 2012, by the Verified New Hampshire, Ohio, Vermont and Wisconsin.
(USA Today)
• "The 2012 presidential election may be decided by voters in any of these six New Jersey, Connecticut, Florida, Ohio, Virginia and the nation as a public service and for research.
(WisPolitics.com)
• July 17 that a decline in the African-­American voter turnout in 2012 could tip the presidential election outcome in the critical swing states of North Carolina, Ohio and Virginia.
(Bloomberg)