But now is no time to lose focus—and based on most of what I’ve seen from the Ohio political press this past year, I would be surprised if that happened.
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Swing States Project
Campaign Desk, Swing States Project — November 6, 2012 07:13 PM
Election Day worries in Ohio
Lawsuits, provisional ballots, alleged software glitches—and the coverage of it all
By T.C. Brown
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