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Ohio voters make conservative choices in governor's primary – picking DeWine, Cordray

  • Written by Nathaniel Swigger, Associate Professor of Political Science, The Ohio State University
It's DeWine versus Cordray in the Ohio governor's race.AP Photo/John Minchillo

Ohio politics is shifting to the right.

As a political scientist at Ohio State University, that’s my takeaway from seeing Mike DeWine and Richard Cordray win overwhelming victories to secure their parties’ nominations in the primary for governor on May 8.

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