I don't see why we should feel bad about losing it

some GOP voters probably felt it was a lost cause

The governorship races looks good

Vermont Red?

Wow

if you watch Styxhexenhammer666

he talks about Vermont's GOP governor

they're Republican-in-name-only

Shit

the GOP Massachuetts governor attended the Women's March

yeah, Gubernatorial candidates are weird

two times

Kasich we all know is a RINO

Schwarzenegger was GOP Governor of Cali

him being 'Republican' doesn't mean much

Schwarzenegger was meh actually

he was an environmentalist

I live in Ohio

but he believed in promoting green jobs and not necessarily in cracking down fossil fuels

So I have to deal with Kasich

The good thing is that he’s term limited

isn't he not running again

let's go to the 4chan thread eh

He got elected in 2010 after beating incumbent Ted Strickland

Didn’t stop Strickland from running for the senate in 2016. He lost that as well.

also, what was the result of the district, what margin

this is a shot from the area inside the district

looks like a shithole

no reason to black pill over losing it

if I was a GOP voter it would come off as a lost cause to vote

I'm sure it was a loss, but what was the margin

do we know yet

granted, it was winnable for the GOP if they got enough of their turnout

here's the thing

many of the 9702 voters who voted for the GOP candidate probably turned out because they wanted to vote for Trump

and voted GOP downballot

Ohio will probably be the most interesting race. As we know Sherrod Brown is running again for the Third Time for senate

And The governorship is interesting cause Kasich is term-limited

It’s proabably going to be between Richard Cordray and Mike DeWine for the Governorship, and for the Sentate it will be between Sherrod Brown and either Mike Gibbons or Jim Renacci

so what's the rundown on Mike Gibbons and Jim Renacci