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Here is a look at the number of voters who switched parties in the March presidential primary in
TweetHere is a look at the number of voters who switched parties in the March presidential primary in Ohio’s largest counties:
Cuyahoga (includes Cleveland): 17,109 Republicans voted Democratic; 3,010 Democrats voted Republican.
Franklin (includes Columbus): 9,641 Republicans voted Democratic; 690 Democrats voted Republican.
Hamilton (includes Cincinnati): 12,809 Republicans voted Democratic; 1,105 Democrats voted Republican.
Summit (includes Akron): 9,793 Republicans voted Democratic; 2,867 Democrats voted Republican.
Montgomery (includes Dayton): 564 Republicans voted Democratic; 3,376 Democrats voted Republican.
LOCAL NUMBERS
Mahoning: 959 Republicans voted Democratic; 259 Democrats voted Republican.
Trumbull: 999 Republicans voted Democratic; 392 Democrats voted Republican.
Columbiana: 692 Republicans voted Democratic; 261 Democrats voted Republican.
Comments
Operation Chaos!
I bet these numbers were reversed four years ago, and in four years they will be reversed again. Poltics are cyclical because it takes four years to realize you elected a butt hole.
They won't be reversed, it's mostly Republicans who do this. They want the Democratic primary to last as long as possible to keep the light off of McBush. It won't matter. McBush has no chance of beating anyone.