Trump won 3.1 million votes in Ohio in 2020

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Friends, 

In 2020, Donald Trump won more votes in the presidential election than any other candidate in Ohio’s history.

Fast forward to today, where Democrats in the Senate are holding on to the majority by a razor-thin margin and one of two senators who could decide Senate control in 2024 – our very own Sherrod Brown – is up for reelection. There’s no doubt that this is cause for concern. Our Senate majority is on the line.

But after this past year, we believe the tides are changing. We turned out voters in historic numbers in the August special election while Republican leaders were actively trying to silence our voices. And we overwhelmingly voted to protect reproductive rights in our state constitution.

Now we need your help to prove that Ohio is turning blue. Donate today to help us elect Democrats statewide to Congress next year so we can show the naysayers that Ohioans are resoundingly ready to flip Ohio blue.

Thank you,

Team Ohio Dems


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The people of Ohio deserve a government that supports their hard work and shares their hopes for the future. Our platform represents the Democratic vision for our State, embracing and implementing the dreams of Ohioans. We firmly defend these American beliefs, values, and traditions and are fighting hard every day to elect Democrats who have the experience and ideas to improve our state and who will hold Columbus accountable.

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