Democrats must re-create and bolster in growing central Ohio the voter base they long enjoyed in shrinking northeast Ohio, Thomas Suddes writes.
Is Ohio red, blue or still purple?
And Ohio may still be that way, although in 2020, Ohio – for the first time since 1960 – failed to match the national presidential result. Instead, the state, while the nation voted to replace Trump with Joseph R. Biden Jr. Was that 2020 vote a fluke? In 1960, the last time before 2020 that Ohio didn’t back the presidential winner, Republican Richard M. Nixon handily carried Ohio in his race with Democrat John F. Kennedy. Nixon drew 53.3% of Ohio’s statewide vote to Kennedy’s 46.7%.Also, in 1960, Republican Nixon drew 59.4% of Franklin County’s presidential vote to national winner Kennedy’s 40.6%.
Now, look at 2016 and 2020. In 2016, Hillary Clinton drew 43.2% of Ohio’s presidential statewide vote – but 59.8% of Franklin’s vote. Likewise, in 2020,
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