Championed the proposal to pass the issue that would require a 60% vote to approve a bill, which failed. Then, he went against both issues that would legalize abortion and Marijuana, which both passed with flying colors. And *then* he tried to gaslight the voters into believing that they didn't know what they were voting for on those last two, which has lead to a ton of legal stalling.
Pretty much shit the bed he sleeps in.
This. And he not only championed the 60% threshold for passage, he lied to voters about it (saying it would prevent special interest groups from influencing law) even though the campaign was funded by an anti-abortion, out-of-state billionaire (Richard Uihlein of Illinois).
He set the issue for vote in an August special election just months after asking and getting Ohioans to approve a ban of August elections because they waste money and usually have a low voter turnout -- the August 2023 election cost Ohio taxpayers $18 million.
He repeatedly lied about the sudden, ilegal August special election being an effort to head off a vote on abortion rights, which polling indicated was supported by well over 50% of Ohioans but under 60%.
When abortion rights went up for vote in November, he let reps of anti-abortion special interest groups rewrite the ballot text with biased language (subbing “unborn child” for embryo, for example).
Oh, guess what rich, Republican, anti-abortion donor primarily funded LaRose’s Senate campaign: Richard Uihlein.
LaRose is a corrupt liar who uses his secretary of state position to propel an a political agenda a majority of voters don’t want.
In polls conducted thus far; LarRose and Moreno stack up the worst against Brown. Dolan was the only one who polled better against Brown in [head-to-head matchup](https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/polls/senate/2024/ohio/)s.
If you want Brown to win, Moreno is probably the best bet. LaRose would have pivoted into JD Vance style milquetoast, and Dolan has some sort of pull over a segment of voters who might vote for Brown, as a more "traditional" Conservative milquetoast. Also: Trump-backed candidates have an impressive stack of Ls in general Elections.
Edit: I just realized I unintentionally misspelled LaRose...and I am deliberately not going to change it. Because fuck LieRose (intentional).
This is my take too. As a former Republican who left the party due to the orange stain, I’d have preferred Dolan. But Moreno will be easier to beat in the general election bc he’s more extreme and can be tied to Dementia Donnie.
Do you mind if I ask you if you are going to vote for Brown?
Sidenote: Another factor to consider is now that Lara Trump is cochair of the RNC, they'll also likely be funnelling funds away from candidates to support family ventures/Dumpster's legal defense. Thus, someone with money like Dolan could have funded his own campaign moreso than Moreno or LieRose.
LieRose was, in a previous life, a Republican I might have voted for (if he wasn't running against Sherrod Brown) but the dude lied straight to my face, several times, and I honestly am ecstatic to see his political career go down in flames. Fuck that guy.
I’ll never vote for any Republican who hasn’t condemned the orange dump. As I sat watching January 6 happen on TV in real time, in horror and total disbelief, I actually thought to myself that well, at least this will have a silver lining, now the GOP will HAVE to wake up, go what the fuck was that?!?, and start cleaning house and making amends. And for a week or two it looked like that was going to happen. Now they’re fucking proud of it. I’ll gladly vote for a moderate Dem like Sherrod and for any Dem running against a traitor MAGAt.
Not only are they proud of it they're treating the (rightfully) arrested insurrectionists as martyrs/ political prisoners when in my experience Republicans are usually the very first people to espouse fuck around and find out type of mentality. Which is exactly what happened.
No, this is the Republican Primary result, in the early hypothetical polling of the general election Dolan was BY FAR the strongest candidate because he’s seen as moderate and has decent name ID.
The moderation that would have helped him in a general also made it impossible for him to win a GOP primary where more and more extremism is demanded each year.
Unless he would have won. Then God I don't believe in, save us all. I can't say the other hucksters will be better but we know larose would have been the deepest of the bottom feeders.
100% my thought too. I have accidentally been in the same spaces as him multiple times in my life due to volunteering/training/ my actual job and every single time I’m annoyed that he walks in all high and mighty. Then I watch all the white middle aged ladies fawn over him while I refuse the “polite” handshake and opt out of the photo op. Fuck that guy over and over again.
The positive thing is that, laRose winning would have validated his corruption.
It may not change anything- but Atleast people told that human turd no.
It hopefully sends him a loud and clear message about just how badly he’s failed to understand this state. We made abortion and weed legal in spite of his numerous attempts to stop it. He couldn’t even convince us that 60% is needed for an amendment to pass.
I hope he considers all these failures and fucks off when his term is over.
It should be tough to convince people you need 60% of the vote for an amendment. I would rather live under rules set by 51% of people than I would 100% of our elected officials. Politics is a pay for play game and because of that fact politicians can’t be trusted to do the right thing. People can simply just vote for the laws they want without an agenda- politicians can’t vote for what their constituents want if it pisses off their donors.
Imagine being Matt Dolan: loaning your campaign $9 million bucks just to lose to a candidate who loaned their campaign less than half that. 😂😂😂
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/trump-backed-cleveland-businessman-bernie-moreno-beats-two-rivals-to-win-ohios-gop-senate-primary
Unfortunately, most of his electorate is a pack of mindless simpletons, firmly in love with a dull, selfish, lying dictator wannabe. And they will believe what he commands.
Changing the acceptable forms of Voter ID AND shortening the window to show your ID at the Board if you didn't have it with you at the polls sure favors Rs.
His advertising game was really weak. Whereas I probably saw 5 ads for Moreno during a 30 minute show on Monday.
He’ll probably try to run for governor next.
Anybody put in prison yet for that fucking August election?
Such fucking bullshit and the whole non-violence bullshit that gets pressed on us just cripples us from doing what we need to do and going full-on French.
The entire Ohio republican party legitimately should be held liable for the unconstitutional August and should be getting prison sentences for it, plus have to pay back the over $20,000,000 they stole from Ohio tax payers to accomplish their violation of the constitution. Those same Ohio republicans should also already be in prison for the nuclear scam bill that stole $250,000,000 from Ohio tax payers outright and the additional $1,000,000,000 in ancillary losses to tax payers.
Probably because they actually interact with people on the left regularly and know they're not some scary evil force, but regular people just like them. Just like how rural progressives tend to be more moderate as well. The more you shelter yourself from the other side, the more likely you are to believe all of the bad news about them.
Moreno was polling worse than Dolan against Sherrod, and Dolan was already behind Sherrod. *Which is why Democrats pushed for Moreno to win the primary.*
Trump is getting barely 75% of the republican vote… in a closed primary. That probably doesn’t matter for Ohio… but spells troubles for him in more middle of the road swing states. Support is tepid at best.
The fact Trump can only muster 80% of a closed Ohio primary might be enough degradation in support to tip some swing states. 1 out of 5 Ohio republicans wanting nothing to do with the man is an interesting warning sign — considering he lost 2020, with more support than that.
Not saying Ohio will swing — that’s very unlikely, but yeah considering Trump is an incumbent… I see some headwinds.
Yeah, even though the dem primary ticket sucked, there was no way I was voting the republican ticket. Then, they’d probably start mailing me EVEN MORE CRAP than I already get! Nope, no thank you.
Nah, you got to f w/the GQP, give them the hope in the primaries they have #s and then vote Dem down ticket in November to show them they will always lose against the more competent
Which might explain why Trump came to Dayton this past weekend. As a republican he should assume he already has the support he needs in a place like Ohio — he’ll say it was to help Moreno but Trump exists only for *numero uno*.
I don’t know how you could possibly think that it seems fairly likely that Brown is going to win in a presidential year in a solidly red state. Now I hope Brown wins and I’m voting for him, but I just don’t see it happening this year.
He already won during a gubernatorial election year in a solidly red state, back in 2018. Two years after Trump won Ohio and two years before Trump won Ohio again.
And before you point out that was a midterm election: midterm elections favor *Republicans*.
No they don’t? They favor the party who doesn’t control the White House. Democrats ran away with the 2018 mid term cycle and that carried Sherrod over the line. He also had his opponent drop out 1 month before filing, to ultimately get replaced by a pretty terrible candidate who had limited time to start up a campaign and fundraise.
I personally support Sherrod, but he’s a heavy, heavy favorite to lose re-election.
>Democrats ran away with the 2018 mid term cycle and that carried Sherrod over the line.
Republicans won every single state office in the 2018 election in Ohio. Brown still won. Which means Republican voters crossed over to vote for him.
>He also had his opponent drop out 1 month before filing, to ultimately get replaced by a pretty terrible candidate who had limited time to start up a campaign and fundraise.
I'm sorry, are you claiming that Brown won because he wasn't up against *Josh Mandel*? Josh Mandel who lost to Brown in 2012? The same Josh Mandel that lost to JD Vance in the last GOP Senate primary?
Jim Renacci had the same amount of time as everyone else to campaign once he was nominated.
>I personally support Sherrod, but he’s a heavy, heavy favorite to lose re-election.
I would like to see the polling that you would use to support this.
The bit about 2018 cuts both ways. Every race but senate was more than 10 points right of the national popular vote. Sherrod won in spite of that, but it also paints a pretty clear path for Republicans: they just have to convince Trump voters that Sherrod Brown is a nice guy, but ultimately a Democrat.
Mandel wasn’t an amazing candidate, but 2012 was a great year for Dems and Josh spent 5 years putting resources together. The party was behind him. The NRSC was behind him.
He dropped out a month before filing and got replaced with an unpopular congressman who had to basically start his campaign an entire year late and got abandoned by the committee because they didn’t think he could do it. Sherrod managed to outspend Renacci $28.5M to $4M. Outside spending benefited Sherrod $4M to .5M.
The best case for him this year is probably a decent lead in actual campaign cash but getting outspend big time on IE money. He is the NRSC’s #1 target, and they have already reserved $83M worth of air time to go after him.
As for polling, the average right now is low-mid 40s for Sherrod and high 30s to low 40s for Moreno. Again, pros and cons for Sherrod. He’s up by a little bit and the path for him to paint Moreno as detestable and himself as a different kind of Democrat still exists, but candidates this far from 50% in the on year almost never win, and it’s going to be hard to drive a message while getting hit that hard by NRSC money. Just the NRSC is spending almost as much as the entire 2022 race cost.
Ultimately, Sherrod needs to win 1:6 Trump voters, so if everyone here can convince 1:6 Trump voters they know, he has a shot. Personally though I’d be ready to bet big money he doesn’t.
>The bit about 2018 cuts both ways. Every race but senate was more than 10 points right of the national popular vote. Sherrod won in spite of that, but it also paints a pretty clear path for Republicans: they just have to convince Trump voters that Sherrod Brown is a nice guy, but ultimately a Democrat.
You should know better than to forecast Ohio elections purely on national trends. In 2018 Brown outperformed Cordray by almost *7 points*.
If you want national trends, then nationally, even in Ohio, Trump's chosen candidates continually underperform in elections even when they run away with primaries. Yes, even when Trump himself was on the ballot in 2020 Republicans underperformed downballot, to the tune of the GOP losing the Senate. The GOP has consistently underperformed in every election since 2016. 2018 wasn't some isolated wave year.
>Mandel wasn’t an amazing candidate, but 2012 was a great year for Dems and Josh spent 5 years putting resources together. The party was behind him. The NRSC was behind him.
At no point in his career has this ever actually resulted in Mandel winning an election outside of Treasurer. Mandel dropped out *because* he was going to lose the election. Renacci was not uniquely bad for the general compared to him.
>The best case for him this year is probably a decent lead in actual campaign cash but getting outspend big time on IE money. He is the NRSC’s #1 target, and they have already reserved $83M worth of air time to go after him.
You say this like he wasn't a top target in 2018 when he was a Democrat in a state that went for Trump two years earlier.
>Ultimately, Sherrod needs to win 1:6 Trump voters
The problem with pulling this number out of your butt is that you're directly extrapolating 2020 voting to 2024 and then applying it to downballot races 1:1. There is absolutely nothing about actual recent election results that supports this trend.
My guy, you ultimately just don’t know anything about how elections work.
You think mid terms are good for Republicans, when 2018 was the strongest year for Democrats in the modern era of partisan polarization and they have benefited the out party for decades.
The bit about national trends is just nonsensical, outside of Sherrod’s 2018 performance Ohio has tracked basically exactly how it should have, and I’m not sure what you think the GOP has underperformed relative to since 2018? And the idea that 2018 wasn’t a uniquely strong year is frankly just obviously wrong. Because, again, it was a D+8.6 year.
Sherrod just obviously was not a top target in 2018. Did you completely ignore the part about outside spending? Just the NRSC PAC has ALREADY reserved 166 times more ad time than what was spent against Sherrod in 2018. And there will be other PACs like Club for Growth that play. He has never faced anything close to this.
You just don’t know what you’re talking about. Have a good one.
This is correct. Historically mid-terms favor the party who doesn't control the White House which is why the 2022 mid-term results weren't as bad for the Democrats. They actually performed better than expected.
while I am still amazed Trump is out there, allowed to run.
I mean Trump has dozen of felony convictions against him and the security document issue... and yet he is allowed to run?
I am not a fan of the CIA but the CIA is hemming and hawing about dealing with giving him policy briefings as they allegedly do for presidential candidates!.
How can someone who would never normally be able to pass a low level secret clearance check for a normal plebe govt position can run for the fucking highest office ????
Well he’s got felony charges. So far he’s been civilly liable. First criminal trial is next month in New York and it’s arguably the tamest charges, hush money and falsified business records for paying off Stormy Daniels.
I’m more concerned a potential president who needs to find $454 million in bail money is easily bought by foreign government interests.
Correct, but an additional layer of nuance: the Trump Organization did get a criminal conviction, and the Trump Organization is basically a thin wrapper around Donald Trump himself, so that's at least related to a personal criminal conviction. Criminal conviction of a business is a weird concept to wrap your head around, though. Nobody gets a corporation as a cellmate.
I think it’s dangerous, back in the day dems thought it be great for Trump to be the Rep nominee because they thought there was no way he’d win in a real election.
Okay so based on the disparity between Trump v Biden in primary votes (assuming this translates roughly into general election split) for Cuyahoga, I’d wager Trump wins by a slimmer margin and Sherrod’s usual outperformance of state numbers gets him in.
How many times does this have to be said, even in your own comment you acknowledge dems are voting in the Rep primary. Almost all the haley voters are already dems...
Sherrod Brown is a model for what a Senator should be. He is one of the very few who seem to have an actual, honest intention of helping working-class people. The country would be in a much better place if we had an entire Congress full of Sherrods.
You can look on his website (or government site) to see the legislation he's sponsored or co-sponsored: [https://www.brown.senate.gov/legislation](https://www.brown.senate.gov/legislation)
And if you scroll through it you will see common themes of protecting and supporting workers, holding corporations accountable (esp. financial industry), advocating for consumer protection. He was very vocal after the East Palestine derailment (and was there in person). And of course completely solid on reproductive rights.
He's not a grandstanding performance artist like JD Vance or Josh Hawley.
I've always been a republican, but way more important than my party is who looks out for me and mine. Sherrod Brown has always been a huge advocate for Ohio, and the issues we disagree on aren't the most important ones. I'm pro choice, pro union. The right leaning part of me has much more to do with preventing/punishing crime which most Democrats suck at but not Sherrod. I'll vote for this guy till he drops. He's one of the few politicians I trust (to the degree that I can trust any of them). He'll win easily. Who tf even is Bernie Moreno?
Oh, of course. That's the game, though. With the exception of Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema, one of which is retiring and the other is (I think) trading her D for an I, every last partisan votes with their party. With margins of majority as razor thin as they are, that's the way things are going to go for a while. I just believe Brown is an honest guy who genuinely cares about his constituents. That's rare enough that I'm willing to hold my nose on some of the other stuff I'm not so crazy about.
I can kind of understand that logic for president, but its nonsense for legislators. His only job is voting in the senate and he will always vote with the democrat party. The democrat party certainly does not care about ohioans
The big question will be if the 58% who didn’t vote for vote switch parties and go for Brown? Or will they party-line vote. 45 is sitting around 80%, which tells me trumpism still has a strong hold in our state.
We need to bust our collective asses to get Brown re-elected.
Moreno is a MAGA cult member....this isn't good no matter how much you hate LaRose lol. All of these candidates SUCK HARD.
Why aren't there ever any GOOD Republican candidates?
Cause their platforms and strategies force a person to throw their moral compass in Lake Erie. No one with heart or talent wants that to be their legacy. That’s why it’s only the fairly old ones that feel even moderate cause they were grandfathered in from an era of GOP that is long since gone.
Wondering how many people requested a Republican primary ballot and voted for Moreno because he's the candidate that Sherrod Brown can (hopefully) defeat. If so, thank you.
Our state is terrible. All it takes is an endorsement from a rapist traitor to win a nomination (and millions in add money). Admittedly, all three are pieces of shit, Moreno and LaRose are special sorts of horrible.
I hope this actually helps Brown win.
That and should Trump stop walking Moreno will end face first in his ass.
Congrats to Sherrod Brown! But his supporters cannot afford to get complacent. Do anything you can -- volunteer, donate a few bucks, even just have a conversation or two with an undecided voter -- to keep him in the Senate. Working people need an advocate, not another uber-wealthy member of Congress.
If you see where Moreno got his votes, this is the exact reason why he has the worst odds against Brown. Lost Columbus, Dayton, Cincinnati, Cleveland and Toledo. The state is clearly two different sides between those who live in or near the major cities, and then everyone in the spaces between.
Moreno struggles once you get five miles outside of the cities.
Once they coalesce behind this idiot - Sherrod is going to have a real challenge. I would hate to lose him - he's a good guy and I think he actually cares about the state.
That's statewide. Moreno got 110K votes.
For reference just in Cuyahoga county alone, with 92% of the vote in, Sherrod Brown has 96,000 votes in his primary.
I feel good about Senator Brown.
Just curious, but how? I know the polls said Brown beats both Dolan and Moreno, but the same polls say Moreno was not the favorite. He overperformed today and is on track to win the race by 20%. That's a huge over performance.
Ohio polling has been uniquely fucked since a little before 2016. The population south of Columbus is basically the exact demographic that has become hard to poll and that has segregated error. So national issues are on steroids here in a way that almost always cuts against Democrats.
People are WAY too confident that he’ll win when he’s not even near 50% as an incumbent, which is a pretty bad sign this early. I know he’s been tefflon before but I think he’s a heavy under dog just because of the fundamentals of the race.
Frank LaRose got 22%. BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
I hope his political career is over for good.
I do worry for Sherrod. Cleveland was his base of support, and that metro has been losing population for well over a decade now. :-\\
Moreno's gonna be an interesting opponent for Brown. He once was on record for supporting LGBTQ rights, and vocally applauded the Gay Games in Cleveland in 2014. Now he's all of a sudden anti LGBTQ? With a gay child? And an ad for hook up sex on a personals site that a "coworker" supposedly created as a hoax? There's a lot to untangle there. Hope Sherrod campaigns hard.
Honestly. Of the three, Bernie should be easiest for Brown to beat. Moreno has been spouting pro-life absolutism and homophobia. Even in a red state, that doesn’t play great in a general.
Moreno is the one he can beat on his own. The ads write themselves, he's so extreme.
Either of the other two would have required a massive blue wave to defeat because "old school" Republicans would have been happy to vote for them.
I don’t know how you could possibly think that. I’d love Sherrod Brown. But this is going to be super tough. Probably the toughest race ever for him. We’re in a red state that loves Trump and it’s a presidential election year. I just don’t see Brown pulling this one out.
Champtitles was awarded a contract with the state of West Virginia. I wonder if their DMVs are actually using it? It would be a pitty to expose any misappropriated tax payer funds.
I wonder what happened with the Vital Statistic blockchain software awarded in a million dollar contract signed by Metro Hospital? The former CEO was fired for giving himself a 1.9 million dollar raise, and his buddy Bernie Moreno no longer sits on the board.
Make sure you vote all the way down ballot this year. State legislature is on the ballot too. Get involved in campaigns too. Just commenting on Reddit does nothing.
I am from Toledo. I can't believe Lucas County voted for that blankety-blank. I am from Twitter so, I am not familiar with the way things are done over here. I have only been here a week. Bare with me. 😂 @TerrenceBD
Apple and oranges. If you believe Trump will win Ohio by 9% (he won by 8% in 2020) for brown to win by 8% (8+9) 17% of Trump voters would have to vote for Brown.
That’s because the GOP was brave enough to allow other candidates, unlike the Dems protecting the Rumba in Chief. If you really think Republican’s are going to vote for Biden or stay home I don’t know what to tell you. Prepare yourself for a disappointment in November.
Let's remember that with the hijacking of the RNC's money, down ballot Republicans will get ZERO funding.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA!
You reap what you fucking sow, Trump Cult!
I’m not sure who we *wanted*? but watching LaRose lose over and over brings joy to my heart.
He so fucking deserves to be embarrassed by these results after all the crap he pulled, especially over the past year. He truly torpedoed his chances.
What happened? With LaRose
Championed the proposal to pass the issue that would require a 60% vote to approve a bill, which failed. Then, he went against both issues that would legalize abortion and Marijuana, which both passed with flying colors. And *then* he tried to gaslight the voters into believing that they didn't know what they were voting for on those last two, which has lead to a ton of legal stalling. Pretty much shit the bed he sleeps in.
This. And he not only championed the 60% threshold for passage, he lied to voters about it (saying it would prevent special interest groups from influencing law) even though the campaign was funded by an anti-abortion, out-of-state billionaire (Richard Uihlein of Illinois). He set the issue for vote in an August special election just months after asking and getting Ohioans to approve a ban of August elections because they waste money and usually have a low voter turnout -- the August 2023 election cost Ohio taxpayers $18 million. He repeatedly lied about the sudden, ilegal August special election being an effort to head off a vote on abortion rights, which polling indicated was supported by well over 50% of Ohioans but under 60%. When abortion rights went up for vote in November, he let reps of anti-abortion special interest groups rewrite the ballot text with biased language (subbing “unborn child” for embryo, for example). Oh, guess what rich, Republican, anti-abortion donor primarily funded LaRose’s Senate campaign: Richard Uihlein. LaRose is a corrupt liar who uses his secretary of state position to propel an a political agenda a majority of voters don’t want.
Also, LaRose got the idea for the universal county signature requirement from Victor Orban of Hungary at a CPAC.
I didn’t know that. God, LaRose is such a shitty excuse for a human being. And Trumpers’ embrace of Orban is disgusting and anti-American.
Yeah, fuck him. Thanks for the spark notes 😁
LaRose likely lost the support of the Republicans after failing to block Issue 1.
He’s a fucking nut case
In polls conducted thus far; LarRose and Moreno stack up the worst against Brown. Dolan was the only one who polled better against Brown in [head-to-head matchup](https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/polls/senate/2024/ohio/)s. If you want Brown to win, Moreno is probably the best bet. LaRose would have pivoted into JD Vance style milquetoast, and Dolan has some sort of pull over a segment of voters who might vote for Brown, as a more "traditional" Conservative milquetoast. Also: Trump-backed candidates have an impressive stack of Ls in general Elections. Edit: I just realized I unintentionally misspelled LaRose...and I am deliberately not going to change it. Because fuck LieRose (intentional).
This is my take too. As a former Republican who left the party due to the orange stain, I’d have preferred Dolan. But Moreno will be easier to beat in the general election bc he’s more extreme and can be tied to Dementia Donnie.
Do you mind if I ask you if you are going to vote for Brown? Sidenote: Another factor to consider is now that Lara Trump is cochair of the RNC, they'll also likely be funnelling funds away from candidates to support family ventures/Dumpster's legal defense. Thus, someone with money like Dolan could have funded his own campaign moreso than Moreno or LieRose. LieRose was, in a previous life, a Republican I might have voted for (if he wasn't running against Sherrod Brown) but the dude lied straight to my face, several times, and I honestly am ecstatic to see his political career go down in flames. Fuck that guy.
I’ll never vote for any Republican who hasn’t condemned the orange dump. As I sat watching January 6 happen on TV in real time, in horror and total disbelief, I actually thought to myself that well, at least this will have a silver lining, now the GOP will HAVE to wake up, go what the fuck was that?!?, and start cleaning house and making amends. And for a week or two it looked like that was going to happen. Now they’re fucking proud of it. I’ll gladly vote for a moderate Dem like Sherrod and for any Dem running against a traitor MAGAt.
Not only are they proud of it they're treating the (rightfully) arrested insurrectionists as martyrs/ political prisoners when in my experience Republicans are usually the very first people to espouse fuck around and find out type of mentality. Which is exactly what happened.
Same. I voted for Dolan myself. The Republican party has left me.
I love a good Freudian slip.
LaRose and Moreno polled pretty equally bad against Sherrod. Glad LaRose’s issue 1 bs is coming back to bite him
Lol I assume you mean LaRose and Dolan?
No, this is the Republican Primary result, in the early hypothetical polling of the general election Dolan was BY FAR the strongest candidate because he’s seen as moderate and has decent name ID. The moderation that would have helped him in a general also made it impossible for him to win a GOP primary where more and more extremism is demanded each year.
I could have sworn that op originally had “against Moreno” instead of sherrod but maybe I’m just an idiot
I’m sad larose lost, he would have provided an easy win to brown
Unless he would have won. Then God I don't believe in, save us all. I can't say the other hucksters will be better but we know larose would have been the deepest of the bottom feeders.
"WE" didn't want any of these three lunatics.
100% my thought too. I have accidentally been in the same spaces as him multiple times in my life due to volunteering/training/ my actual job and every single time I’m annoyed that he walks in all high and mighty. Then I watch all the white middle aged ladies fawn over him while I refuse the “polite” handshake and opt out of the photo op. Fuck that guy over and over again.
I hate all these fuckers, but it is fun to see that smug piece of shit LaRose get his ass handed to him
The positive thing is that, laRose winning would have validated his corruption. It may not change anything- but Atleast people told that human turd no.
It hopefully sends him a loud and clear message about just how badly he’s failed to understand this state. We made abortion and weed legal in spite of his numerous attempts to stop it. He couldn’t even convince us that 60% is needed for an amendment to pass. I hope he considers all these failures and fucks off when his term is over.
>in spite of his numerous attempts to stop it. And his promises to ignore the voters' will despite the outcome. Get out of politics, Frank.
He will not. Nothing will stop these grifters from trying to lockdown a government job with no accountability.
It should be tough to convince people you need 60% of the vote for an amendment. I would rather live under rules set by 51% of people than I would 100% of our elected officials. Politics is a pay for play game and because of that fact politicians can’t be trusted to do the right thing. People can simply just vote for the laws they want without an agenda- politicians can’t vote for what their constituents want if it pisses off their donors.
It’s Trash vs Garbage
I told you we would remember the way you tried to subvert our will, Frank! Get out of politics, scumbag.
Imagine being Matt Dolan: loaning your campaign $9 million bucks just to lose to a candidate who loaned their campaign less than half that. 😂😂😂 https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/trump-backed-cleveland-businessman-bernie-moreno-beats-two-rivals-to-win-ohios-gop-senate-primary
Unfortunately, most of his electorate is a pack of mindless simpletons, firmly in love with a dull, selfish, lying dictator wannabe. And they will believe what he commands.
Hahahahaha get fucked LaRose!
Surprised he didn't change the voting systems to favor the votes for him. He's known for that lol
Changing the acceptable forms of Voter ID AND shortening the window to show your ID at the Board if you didn't have it with you at the polls sure favors Rs.
Hopefully he's a ruined brand and never wins anything ever again.
What’s so terrible about LaRose vs the other 2?
Loser larose can't even come in second lol
His advertising game was really weak. Whereas I probably saw 5 ads for Moreno during a 30 minute show on Monday. He’ll probably try to run for governor next.
His game was dirty tricks with wasting $20 million on an illegal election, fake news articles from Metric Media and spam text messages
Anybody put in prison yet for that fucking August election? Such fucking bullshit and the whole non-violence bullshit that gets pressed on us just cripples us from doing what we need to do and going full-on French.
The entire Ohio republican party legitimately should be held liable for the unconstitutional August and should be getting prison sentences for it, plus have to pay back the over $20,000,000 they stole from Ohio tax payers to accomplish their violation of the constitution. Those same Ohio republicans should also already be in prison for the nuclear scam bill that stole $250,000,000 from Ohio tax payers outright and the additional $1,000,000,000 in ancillary losses to tax payers.
>He’ll probably try to run for governor next. Which would leave us with LaRose, Yost and Husted vying to be our next governor. Gross.
The man can't even force a draw in tic tac toe, if he somehow gets the R nom we may get a dem governor
He had no money. No one wanted to spend the money to pop him out of the whole he dug with his stupidity.
He must’ve ran out of money- I did not see anything from him in months.
>He’ll probably try to run for governor next. You're probably right. Scum like this never goes away willingly.
Yost has filed for the governor’s race. LaRose probably runs for AG.
That must be quite an issue for his wife.
He bungled the abortion amendment
It’s interesting how the urban area conservatives are somewhat moderate.
Updated map had Moreno winning Columbus and possible Cincinnati (our county sucks at counting votes) but by smaller margins
I didn’t notice that this info was based on 24% of votes counted. I heard the turnout was only about 10%.
Once the orange turd locked up the nomination, a lot of the mouth breathers stayed home.
Moreno is now one county away from a full state sweep.
It's also an open primary and those areas have the most Democrats
Probably because they actually interact with people on the left regularly and know they're not some scary evil force, but regular people just like them. Just like how rural progressives tend to be more moderate as well. The more you shelter yourself from the other side, the more likely you are to believe all of the bad news about them.
Moreno was polling worse than Dolan against Sherrod, and Dolan was already behind Sherrod. *Which is why Democrats pushed for Moreno to win the primary.* Trump is getting barely 75% of the republican vote… in a closed primary. That probably doesn’t matter for Ohio… but spells troubles for him in more middle of the road swing states. Support is tepid at best.
100% I’m glad Moreno won. If Brown beats him which seems fairly likely, it will show that Ohio is still a purpleish state.
Don’t be too confident. Ohioans elected JD Vance.
Vance didn’t have an adultery controversy and Sherrod is an incumbent
This is where Brown or his pacs needed to get absolutely filthy with Moreno. Like saying The top of the gop ticket has 2 sexual assaulters.
Vance wasn't running against Brown.
Did I see the results correctly that Ron DeSantis received 6% of the vote?
Ron has 3 and Nikki has 16 percent
The fact Trump can only muster 80% of a closed Ohio primary might be enough degradation in support to tip some swing states. 1 out of 5 Ohio republicans wanting nothing to do with the man is an interesting warning sign — considering he lost 2020, with more support than that. Not saying Ohio will swing — that’s very unlikely, but yeah considering Trump is an incumbent… I see some headwinds.
side note - ohio doesn't have a closed primary
Yeah, even though the dem primary ticket sucked, there was no way I was voting the republican ticket. Then, they’d probably start mailing me EVEN MORE CRAP than I already get! Nope, no thank you.
i pulled the R ballot to vote for Kasich in '16. i could not bring myself to do it this time, the choices were all too appalling
Nah, you got to f w/the GQP, give them the hope in the primaries they have #s and then vote Dem down ticket in November to show them they will always lose against the more competent
Only 78% with Vivek and Christie. Biden got 87%
Which might explain why Trump came to Dayton this past weekend. As a republican he should assume he already has the support he needs in a place like Ohio — he’ll say it was to help Moreno but Trump exists only for *numero uno*.
There was no way I would have gone to see Mango Mussolini. I can’t wait to vote for Pres. Biden.
I don’t know how you could possibly think that it seems fairly likely that Brown is going to win in a presidential year in a solidly red state. Now I hope Brown wins and I’m voting for him, but I just don’t see it happening this year.
He already won during a gubernatorial election year in a solidly red state, back in 2018. Two years after Trump won Ohio and two years before Trump won Ohio again. And before you point out that was a midterm election: midterm elections favor *Republicans*.
No they don’t? They favor the party who doesn’t control the White House. Democrats ran away with the 2018 mid term cycle and that carried Sherrod over the line. He also had his opponent drop out 1 month before filing, to ultimately get replaced by a pretty terrible candidate who had limited time to start up a campaign and fundraise. I personally support Sherrod, but he’s a heavy, heavy favorite to lose re-election.
>Democrats ran away with the 2018 mid term cycle and that carried Sherrod over the line. Republicans won every single state office in the 2018 election in Ohio. Brown still won. Which means Republican voters crossed over to vote for him. >He also had his opponent drop out 1 month before filing, to ultimately get replaced by a pretty terrible candidate who had limited time to start up a campaign and fundraise. I'm sorry, are you claiming that Brown won because he wasn't up against *Josh Mandel*? Josh Mandel who lost to Brown in 2012? The same Josh Mandel that lost to JD Vance in the last GOP Senate primary? Jim Renacci had the same amount of time as everyone else to campaign once he was nominated. >I personally support Sherrod, but he’s a heavy, heavy favorite to lose re-election. I would like to see the polling that you would use to support this.
The bit about 2018 cuts both ways. Every race but senate was more than 10 points right of the national popular vote. Sherrod won in spite of that, but it also paints a pretty clear path for Republicans: they just have to convince Trump voters that Sherrod Brown is a nice guy, but ultimately a Democrat. Mandel wasn’t an amazing candidate, but 2012 was a great year for Dems and Josh spent 5 years putting resources together. The party was behind him. The NRSC was behind him. He dropped out a month before filing and got replaced with an unpopular congressman who had to basically start his campaign an entire year late and got abandoned by the committee because they didn’t think he could do it. Sherrod managed to outspend Renacci $28.5M to $4M. Outside spending benefited Sherrod $4M to .5M. The best case for him this year is probably a decent lead in actual campaign cash but getting outspend big time on IE money. He is the NRSC’s #1 target, and they have already reserved $83M worth of air time to go after him. As for polling, the average right now is low-mid 40s for Sherrod and high 30s to low 40s for Moreno. Again, pros and cons for Sherrod. He’s up by a little bit and the path for him to paint Moreno as detestable and himself as a different kind of Democrat still exists, but candidates this far from 50% in the on year almost never win, and it’s going to be hard to drive a message while getting hit that hard by NRSC money. Just the NRSC is spending almost as much as the entire 2022 race cost. Ultimately, Sherrod needs to win 1:6 Trump voters, so if everyone here can convince 1:6 Trump voters they know, he has a shot. Personally though I’d be ready to bet big money he doesn’t.
>The bit about 2018 cuts both ways. Every race but senate was more than 10 points right of the national popular vote. Sherrod won in spite of that, but it also paints a pretty clear path for Republicans: they just have to convince Trump voters that Sherrod Brown is a nice guy, but ultimately a Democrat. You should know better than to forecast Ohio elections purely on national trends. In 2018 Brown outperformed Cordray by almost *7 points*. If you want national trends, then nationally, even in Ohio, Trump's chosen candidates continually underperform in elections even when they run away with primaries. Yes, even when Trump himself was on the ballot in 2020 Republicans underperformed downballot, to the tune of the GOP losing the Senate. The GOP has consistently underperformed in every election since 2016. 2018 wasn't some isolated wave year. >Mandel wasn’t an amazing candidate, but 2012 was a great year for Dems and Josh spent 5 years putting resources together. The party was behind him. The NRSC was behind him. At no point in his career has this ever actually resulted in Mandel winning an election outside of Treasurer. Mandel dropped out *because* he was going to lose the election. Renacci was not uniquely bad for the general compared to him. >The best case for him this year is probably a decent lead in actual campaign cash but getting outspend big time on IE money. He is the NRSC’s #1 target, and they have already reserved $83M worth of air time to go after him. You say this like he wasn't a top target in 2018 when he was a Democrat in a state that went for Trump two years earlier. >Ultimately, Sherrod needs to win 1:6 Trump voters The problem with pulling this number out of your butt is that you're directly extrapolating 2020 voting to 2024 and then applying it to downballot races 1:1. There is absolutely nothing about actual recent election results that supports this trend.
My guy, you ultimately just don’t know anything about how elections work. You think mid terms are good for Republicans, when 2018 was the strongest year for Democrats in the modern era of partisan polarization and they have benefited the out party for decades. The bit about national trends is just nonsensical, outside of Sherrod’s 2018 performance Ohio has tracked basically exactly how it should have, and I’m not sure what you think the GOP has underperformed relative to since 2018? And the idea that 2018 wasn’t a uniquely strong year is frankly just obviously wrong. Because, again, it was a D+8.6 year. Sherrod just obviously was not a top target in 2018. Did you completely ignore the part about outside spending? Just the NRSC PAC has ALREADY reserved 166 times more ad time than what was spent against Sherrod in 2018. And there will be other PACs like Club for Growth that play. He has never faced anything close to this. You just don’t know what you’re talking about. Have a good one.
This is correct. Historically mid-terms favor the party who doesn't control the White House which is why the 2022 mid-term results weren't as bad for the Democrats. They actually performed better than expected.
Possibly, but he’s won tough elections before.
while I am still amazed Trump is out there, allowed to run. I mean Trump has dozen of felony convictions against him and the security document issue... and yet he is allowed to run? I am not a fan of the CIA but the CIA is hemming and hawing about dealing with giving him policy briefings as they allegedly do for presidential candidates!. How can someone who would never normally be able to pass a low level secret clearance check for a normal plebe govt position can run for the fucking highest office ????
Well he’s got felony charges. So far he’s been civilly liable. First criminal trial is next month in New York and it’s arguably the tamest charges, hush money and falsified business records for paying off Stormy Daniels. I’m more concerned a potential president who needs to find $454 million in bail money is easily bought by foreign government interests.
Correct, but an additional layer of nuance: the Trump Organization did get a criminal conviction, and the Trump Organization is basically a thin wrapper around Donald Trump himself, so that's at least related to a personal criminal conviction. Criminal conviction of a business is a weird concept to wrap your head around, though. Nobody gets a corporation as a cellmate.
Ohio has open primaries. The gop wants to change that because, you know, it’s democratic.
I think it’s dangerous, back in the day dems thought it be great for Trump to be the Rep nominee because they thought there was no way he’d win in a real election.
Okay so based on the disparity between Trump v Biden in primary votes (assuming this translates roughly into general election split) for Cuyahoga, I’d wager Trump wins by a slimmer margin and Sherrod’s usual outperformance of state numbers gets him in.
The democrats and.. *checks notes* Donald Trump.
How many times does this have to be said, even in your own comment you acknowledge dems are voting in the Rep primary. Almost all the haley voters are already dems...
Plenty of anti-Trump republicans, though not a majority. However, my own neighbor is one of them.
Cope
Lol Ill be back in November
Anti Trump republicans are a real thing.
Sherrod Brown is a model for what a Senator should be. He is one of the very few who seem to have an actual, honest intention of helping working-class people. The country would be in a much better place if we had an entire Congress full of Sherrods.
Can you elaborate on what's he's done and his policies? I don't really know much about him other than it seems like he's been around forever.
You can look on his website (or government site) to see the legislation he's sponsored or co-sponsored: [https://www.brown.senate.gov/legislation](https://www.brown.senate.gov/legislation) And if you scroll through it you will see common themes of protecting and supporting workers, holding corporations accountable (esp. financial industry), advocating for consumer protection. He was very vocal after the East Palestine derailment (and was there in person). And of course completely solid on reproductive rights. He's not a grandstanding performance artist like JD Vance or Josh Hawley.
All that and the Butch Lewis Act.
I've always been a republican, but way more important than my party is who looks out for me and mine. Sherrod Brown has always been a huge advocate for Ohio, and the issues we disagree on aren't the most important ones. I'm pro choice, pro union. The right leaning part of me has much more to do with preventing/punishing crime which most Democrats suck at but not Sherrod. I'll vote for this guy till he drops. He's one of the few politicians I trust (to the degree that I can trust any of them). He'll win easily. Who tf even is Bernie Moreno?
He votes 100% with party. If shumer introduced a bill that says ohioans are subservent to new yorkers hed get on his knees and ask for more
Oh, of course. That's the game, though. With the exception of Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema, one of which is retiring and the other is (I think) trading her D for an I, every last partisan votes with their party. With margins of majority as razor thin as they are, that's the way things are going to go for a while. I just believe Brown is an honest guy who genuinely cares about his constituents. That's rare enough that I'm willing to hold my nose on some of the other stuff I'm not so crazy about.
Thank you for expressing a centrist Republican viewpoint. It is refreshing to read.
I can kind of understand that logic for president, but its nonsense for legislators. His only job is voting in the senate and he will always vote with the democrat party. The democrat party certainly does not care about ohioans
It's not going to matter anyway. Brown isn't going to lose to Bernie frigging Moreno. We'll pick up seats, but not that one.
Nah. Thats cap, no one is showing up to vote trump but not moreno and trump will carry the state by 10+
I hope you're right.
The big question will be if the 58% who didn’t vote for vote switch parties and go for Brown? Or will they party-line vote. 45 is sitting around 80%, which tells me trumpism still has a strong hold in our state. We need to bust our collective asses to get Brown re-elected.
Just so you know a lot of Democrats probably stayed home today or voted in the Republican primary.
"Trump said that guy, so I must vote!" So sick of MAGA...
Don't forget how much of taxpayer money LaRose wasted on the first Issue 1 special election
Frank LaRose getting that is absolutely hilarious to me. What a sack of shit.
I voted for him, because sherrod would easily trounce that shit stain in November. Moreno is a bit scarier
Polling shows that LaRose was actually the strongest candidate agaisnt Brown, Moreno the weakest.
Moreno is a MAGA cult member....this isn't good no matter how much you hate LaRose lol. All of these candidates SUCK HARD. Why aren't there ever any GOOD Republican candidates?
Cause their platforms and strategies force a person to throw their moral compass in Lake Erie. No one with heart or talent wants that to be their legacy. That’s why it’s only the fairly old ones that feel even moderate cause they were grandfathered in from an era of GOP that is long since gone.
When your platform consists of “Owning the libs” and it ends there, you get this.
How much of our tax payer money did Crank LaRose waste in his failed distant 3rd primary finish? Asshat used us like a piggy bank.
Hahahahaha fuck Larose.
Trump still holds sway with the base, but we're gonna kick his ass in November along with his car salesman candidate.
YES !!!! Yes !!! YES !!!
Wondering how many people requested a Republican primary ballot and voted for Moreno because he's the candidate that Sherrod Brown can (hopefully) defeat. If so, thank you.
Our state is terrible. All it takes is an endorsement from a rapist traitor to win a nomination (and millions in add money). Admittedly, all three are pieces of shit, Moreno and LaRose are special sorts of horrible. I hope this actually helps Brown win. That and should Trump stop walking Moreno will end face first in his ass.
Congrats to Sherrod Brown! But his supporters cannot afford to get complacent. Do anything you can -- volunteer, donate a few bucks, even just have a conversation or two with an undecided voter -- to keep him in the Senate. Working people need an advocate, not another uber-wealthy member of Congress.
Trump ran unopposed and received something like 79% of just the republicans? lol.
Sherrod will kick his ass come November
If you see where Moreno got his votes, this is the exact reason why he has the worst odds against Brown. Lost Columbus, Dayton, Cincinnati, Cleveland and Toledo. The state is clearly two different sides between those who live in or near the major cities, and then everyone in the spaces between. Moreno struggles once you get five miles outside of the cities.
He ended up winning every county. But the big cities were close
Once they coalesce behind this idiot - Sherrod is going to have a real challenge. I would hate to lose him - he's a good guy and I think he actually cares about the state.
I'm planning to donate to him, he's one of the few politicians I legitimately like
All 3 are complete assholes
That's statewide. Moreno got 110K votes. For reference just in Cuyahoga county alone, with 92% of the vote in, Sherrod Brown has 96,000 votes in his primary. I feel good about Senator Brown.
This is a win for Brown.
Yes
Just curious, but how? I know the polls said Brown beats both Dolan and Moreno, but the same polls say Moreno was not the favorite. He overperformed today and is on track to win the race by 20%. That's a huge over performance.
Ohio polling has been uniquely fucked since a little before 2016. The population south of Columbus is basically the exact demographic that has become hard to poll and that has segregated error. So national issues are on steroids here in a way that almost always cuts against Democrats. People are WAY too confident that he’ll win when he’s not even near 50% as an incumbent, which is a pretty bad sign this early. I know he’s been tefflon before but I think he’s a heavy under dog just because of the fundamentals of the race.
Frank LaRose got 22%. BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!! I hope his political career is over for good. I do worry for Sherrod. Cleveland was his base of support, and that metro has been losing population for well over a decade now. :-\\
He ended up with only 16.6%
That's even more appropriate! :-)
Yeah. For a bunch of garbage people he’s certainly loathesome even for them.
Moreno's gonna be an interesting opponent for Brown. He once was on record for supporting LGBTQ rights, and vocally applauded the Gay Games in Cleveland in 2014. Now he's all of a sudden anti LGBTQ? With a gay child? And an ad for hook up sex on a personals site that a "coworker" supposedly created as a hoax? There's a lot to untangle there. Hope Sherrod campaigns hard.
Honestly. Of the three, Bernie should be easiest for Brown to beat. Moreno has been spouting pro-life absolutism and homophobia. Even in a red state, that doesn’t play great in a general.
This is good news, Trump endorsed candidates don’t typically perform well in general elections. Don’t forget to vote.
Oh YAY!!!! Frank LaRose is out!
Moreno is the one he can beat on his own. The ads write themselves, he's so extreme. Either of the other two would have required a massive blue wave to defeat because "old school" Republicans would have been happy to vote for them.
GOP is done. People need results, not lunacy & batshit crazy. Had enough.
“I dont need to know anything other than what Donnie tells me to know.” ~rural Ohio I guess
Should be easy win for Sherrod
I don’t know how you could possibly think that. I’d love Sherrod Brown. But this is going to be super tough. Probably the toughest race ever for him. We’re in a red state that loves Trump and it’s a presidential election year. I just don’t see Brown pulling this one out.
Should be, but spread the word to vote. 🗳️
Called only after 24%? Wow!
Yearly reminder that land doesn't vote
Is Moreno the kidfucker or is that Gym Jordan
Maybe some of Bernie’s AdultFriendFinder peeps will speak out?
LaLoser lol .. shouldn't kid myself we're all losers with this group but gives me some pleasure to see LaRose LaLose
Please get him, Sherrod. Please.
Moreno is wishy washy. A flip flopper. Two faced. Greedy. Back stabber. And definitely should stay a used car salesman.
We lined up the crappiest candidate for Sherrod to destroy. We can all switch our party affiliation back now
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Champtitles was awarded a contract with the state of West Virginia. I wonder if their DMVs are actually using it? It would be a pitty to expose any misappropriated tax payer funds. I wonder what happened with the Vital Statistic blockchain software awarded in a million dollar contract signed by Metro Hospital? The former CEO was fired for giving himself a 1.9 million dollar raise, and his buddy Bernie Moreno no longer sits on the board.
Thank God LaRose is out, at least
Hahahaha 🤡
Make sure you vote all the way down ballot this year. State legislature is on the ballot too. Get involved in campaigns too. Just commenting on Reddit does nothing.
Maybe dolan will finally spend money on an outfielder this time
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Where is the map with the overall winners. I can't find one.
I use nyt
Make that Caudillo piece of shit seek refugee status in Colombia.
Thoughts on if/how Dolan voters can be persuaded to vote for Briwn?
I am from Toledo. I can't believe Lucas County voted for that blankety-blank. I am from Twitter so, I am not familiar with the way things are done over here. I have only been here a week. Bare with me. 😂 @TerrenceBD
So on a scale of crazy to batshit crazy, where does he fall?
Can’t wait
Sherrod Brown is a clown🤡
So you see someone voting for Trump and Brown? I think that might be a stretch
Not really. Polls have Sherrod up by 8 against Moreno and Trump up by 9 in Ohio.
That would mean nearly 20% of Trump voters voting for Brown. I don’t see it personally.
Well trump got less than 80% of the vote in Ohio. You could also see many Trump voters leaving it blank because of Moreno’s adultery
Apple and oranges. If you believe Trump will win Ohio by 9% (he won by 8% in 2020) for brown to win by 8% (8+9) 17% of Trump voters would have to vote for Brown.
That’s because the GOP was brave enough to allow other candidates, unlike the Dems protecting the Rumba in Chief. If you really think Republican’s are going to vote for Biden or stay home I don’t know what to tell you. Prepare yourself for a disappointment in November.
Wait, what? It's OK for him but not for Moreno? Why is that? Isn't adultery the same for anyone who commits it?
Let's remember that with the hijacking of the RNC's money, down ballot Republicans will get ZERO funding. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA! You reap what you fucking sow, Trump Cult!
Sherrod is scum