Is Ohio becoming the next Missouri?

[This is Eharding, guys]

Yes, Ohio has become the next Missouri. I still consider it a swing state, but in the same sense Indiana is.

[This is Eharding, guys]

Gubernatorial races have no bearing on state partisanship, and it's been obvious since forever Northam's going to win.

[This is Eharding, guys]

Gubernatorial races have no bearing on state partisanship, and it's been obvious since forever Northam's going to win.

That's why I am saying if Gillespie wins (he will) then it's going to put the Democrats into shock.

Snyder won Kalamazoo County, and not particularly narrowly, either. Baker won Hampden County, and not particularly narrowly, either. Justice won McDowell County, and not particularly narrowly, either. Gubernatorial races are not an indicator of if a place is red or blue or purple. And Northam was always going to win this. He's not Akin.

[This is Eharding, guys]

People are acting like Ohio just became Republican leaning this year because these legions of former "WWC" Democrats have now become the bedrock of the state GOP, LOL.  Ohio has had a Republican lean for some time, only to be overcome by high turnout Presidential elections (in which it was still at the very best a swing state).  It has been more Republican than Democratic for a very long time.

It was also very close to the national popular vote for a very long time. As of 2016, it has ceased to be so.

[This is Eharding, guys]

Beet, 2012 is two years before 2014.