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nkpolitics1212

(8,617 posts) Wed Jul 6, 2022, 12:43 PM Jul 2022

Tim Ryan needs to ask himself this question.

What would Sherrod Brown do or not do?

Sherrod Brown would not avoid Joe Biden on the campaign trail.
Sherrod Brown’s US Senate Elections
2006- GWBush’s 2nd Midterm- Bush was unpopular.
2012- Obama’s 2nd Presidential term.
2018- Trump’s 1st Midterm.
2024- Biden’s 2nd Presidential term- Brown will not distance himself from any Democratic Presidential Nominee, Popular or Unpopular.

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Tim Ryan needs to ask himself this question. (Original Post) nkpolitics1212 Jul 2022 OP

Tim is no Sherrod. Just sayin. onecaliberal Jul 2022 #1

Huh? cilla4progress Jul 2022 #2

He's great. But he's not Sherrod. onecaliberal Jul 2022 #4

I'm still not reading local chatter about Ryan's campaign out reach to irisblue Jul 2022 #3

Which Democratic OH US Senator is more progressive? nkpolitics1212 Jul 2022 #5

There have been some significant voting demographic changes since 1970 & 2020 irisblue Jul 2022 #6

onecaliberal

(35,086 posts)

1. Tim is no Sherrod. Just sayin.

Reply to nkpolitics1212 (Original post)

Wed Jul 6, 2022, 12:45 PM

Jul 2022

cilla4progress

(25,439 posts)

2. Huh?

Reply to onecaliberal (Reply #1)

Wed Jul 6, 2022, 12:50 PM

Jul 2022

I love Ryan. What's going on?

onecaliberal

(35,086 posts)

4. He's great. But he's not Sherrod.

Reply to cilla4progress (Reply #2)

Wed Jul 6, 2022, 01:00 PM

Jul 2022

irisblue

(33,747 posts)

3. I'm still not reading local chatter about Ryan's campaign out reach to

Reply to nkpolitics1212 (Original post)

Wed Jul 6, 2022, 12:52 PM

Jul 2022

Nonwhite male voters.
This is a mistake

nkpolitics1212

(8,617 posts)

5. Which Democratic OH US Senator is more progressive?

Reply to irisblue (Reply #3)

Wed Jul 6, 2022, 01:20 PM

Jul 2022

Sherrod Brown or John Glenn or Howard Metzenbaum?

Glenn and Metzenbaum were elected in the 1970’s and retired in the 1990’s.

irisblue

(33,747 posts)

6. There have been some significant voting demographic changes since 1970 & 2020

Reply to nkpolitics1212 (Reply #5)

Wed Jul 6, 2022, 01:51 PM

Jul 2022

Article on 2020 demographics
https://stacker.com/ohio/89-million-votes-see-demographics-ohios-voting-population
(more at source)
snip-"Voting-eligible population: 8,879,469
- Breakdown by sex: 48.3% male, 51.7% female....
Breakdown by race: 83.9% White, 11.9% Black or African American, 1.5% Asian, 2.7% Hispanic or Latino, 0.0% Native American or Alaska Native, 0.0% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, 1.9% two or more races
- Breakdown by education: 2.3% less than high school education, 7.0% some high school (no diploma), 33.2% high school graduate or equivalency, 22.4% some college (no degree), 8.3% associate's degree, 17.1% bachelor's degree, 9.6% graduate or professional degree.

I do not have info on the 1980s
Ohio voters demographic, yet. I need to research a bit more. I'll be back when I got more info.

Brown has built a statewide coalition by hard work, he has a solid history with older white working men, because of his trade policies.

https://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/politics/2018/11/06/senate-race-ohio-brown-against-renacci/1896046002/

snip-"But Brown had named recognition, substantial financial backing from the party, and a ground game. Despite being a Democrat in a state Trump won in 2016 by 8 percentage points, Brown has maintained his popularity with the "secret sauce" for Democrats, Jennifer Duffy, with The Cook Political Report, told The Enquirer in May."

IMO, Ryan & the state & national party need to do a Stacey Abrams style push for voters & getting 'Souls to the Polls'.

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