Why Ohio Lost Bellwether Status

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For decades, Ohio was a bellwether state, whose presidential pick signaled who would come out on top nationally. That was true from 1964 until 2020, when Ohio voters picked Donald Trump, but Joe Biden won the presidency.

Journalists Casey He and Ryan Konarska tracked the changes in the state's political character, from being a national bellwether to consistently voting reliably red in the electoral college. Their analysis can be found on Midstory, the Toledo-based Midwestern storytelling hub.

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Casey He, Journalism and Political Science student at Northwestern University
Ryan Konarska, Managing Editor at The Daily Princetonian

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1. Why Ohio Lost Bellwether Status (00:00:00)

2. Marker 01 (00:00:11)

3. Marker 02 (00:01:08)

4. Marker 03 (00:07:10)

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