Ohio : Early Voting Data 2012 vs 2008 Election - 9 biggest decisive OH counties - Obama won all of them in 2008. Six of them were superstrong Obama voting 60% plus for the President. Will they releect O ?? - Ohio Kingmakers

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Analysis of the 9 Obama Fortresses in Ohio :

Thursday, October 18, 2012

If Hamilton County ( with city of Cincinnati ) and Montgomery County ( with city of Dayton ) vote for Obama, then Obama is reelected because the other seven Counties had stronger force for Obama in 2008

County, City    .........................................  Total Votes

Cuyahoga, Cleveland :   Obama 69.05, McCain 30.11,                    672,750
Franklin, Columbus :      Obama 59.96%, McCain 39.14%,            564,971
Hamilton, Cincinnati :     Obama 53.14%, McCain 46.14%,           429,267

Montgomery, Dayton,     Obama 52,42%, McCain 46.20%,           280,746
Lucas, Toledo,                 Obama 64.98%, McCain 33.53%,            221,905
Summit, Akron,               Obama 57.93%, McCain 40.80%,            280,841
Mahoning, Youngstown,  Obama 62.24%, McCain 35.63%,            128,914
Trumbull, Warren,           Obama 60.00%, McCain 37.57%,            108,441
Warren, Lebanon,            Obama 67.50%, McCain 31.44%,            106,951

The Following Numbers are taken  from  "United States Election Project" - Dr. Michael McDonald - Department of Public and International Affairs - George Mason University, Virginia

Link here :

Early Voting Data - Dr. Michael McDonald

We have these numbers for Year 2012 Early Voting, These are the 21 biggest counties in Ohio :

Second column is Early Voting Stats 2012, - Third Column is 2012 Early / 2008 Votes - Fourth column is 2008 total votes, fifth column is Early Voting over Total Votes cast 2008.

Cuyahoga       79,566       11.8%      672,750     39.5%      10/18
Franklin          83,461       14.8%     564,971     44.3%      10/18
Hamilton        40,784         9.5%      429,267     25.4%      10/17
Summit             21,628       7.7%      280,841     31.2%      10/17
Montgomery    22,303       7.9%      280,746     25.8%      10/17
Lucas               16,521        7.4%      221,905     28.5%      10/17
Mahoning        13,726       10.6%     128,914     32.1%      10/17
Trumbull            9,724         9.0%      108,441    23.1%      10/17
Warren             11,491       10.7%      106,951    24.3%      10/17

I give you this data so that we can share perspectives on what is going to happen in Ohio, and we may make our wild guesses. I will continue improving and completing this data. With further analysis using other websites and blogs.

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