Ohio River Valley Lacks Competition
By Nathan L. Gonzales
Roll Call Contributing Writer
Roll Call Contributing Writer
June 18, 2009, 12 a.m.
Three years ago, the Ohio River Valley was the epicenter of the battle for control of Congress. But in just two election cycles, the long swath of Republican territory has moved from red to blue to virtually uncompetitive on the Congressional level.
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