Democrats seek to win back working-class voters in Ohio
The short version
- Ohio has seen a shift in voter alignment, with working-class and union voters moving toward the Republican Party.
- Democrats and labor leaders see an opportunity to win back some of these voters in the upcoming election.
- Former President Barack Obama is campaigning in Ohio to support Democratic candidates in competitive Senate and gubernatorial races.
- President Trump made a public appearance in Youngstown, Ohio, highlighting the Mahoning Valley as a key area in the political struggle.
- Trump stated he could be the 'last Republican president' if Democrats gain control of Congress and the White House in the next two elections.
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First reported by The Hill Trump says he could be ‘last Republican president’
Toronto Star Barack Obama to campaign with Ohio Democrats as he expands his outreach ahead of Election Day
Washington Examiner This Ohio city could be the key to Democrats winning back Trump voters
The Straits Times Ohio’s working-class voters rethink support for Trump and the Republican Party
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- The Sydney Morning Herald, left-leaningOn the road in Ohio: Why Trump is on the defensive in this crucial state
- The Straits Times, centreOhio’s working-class voters rethink support for Trump and the Republican Party
- Washington Examiner, right-leaningThis Ohio city could be the key to Democrats winning back Trump voters
- Toronto Star, left-leaningBarack Obama to campaign with Ohio Democrats as he expands his outreach ahead of Election Day
- The Hill, centreTrump says he could be ‘last Republican president’