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Monthly Archives: February 2010
Maps of Ohio Elections
A few maps of Ohio’s presidential elections are posted below, for your enjoyment. Each map comes with some brief analysis. Senator Barack Obama wins Ohio by 4.6%, a solid but unimpressive victory. Mr. Obama performs poorly in traditional Democratic … Continue reading
Posted in Ohio
Tagged blue, Democrats, elections, maps, Ohio, red, Republicans, swing state
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A Modest Proposal: Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission
(Note: This post is a satire.) A number of outlets have criticized the recent Supreme Court decision Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, which struck down restrictions on corporate spending during elections. I also disagree with the decision: it does … Continue reading
