One thing's clear from Tuesday's Ohio election: We'll never trust polling ever again: Today in Ohio

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : They called the race at 8 30 p.m. for Moreno and in his victory speech at Westlake Double Tree Hotel, he thanked his staff, family and Trump.
63% : And apparently he spoke with Trump right after his victory.
60% : So this is just the people walking around and my understanding because downtown Cleveland incorporated which would love to tell you we are 100% roaring said workforce recovery is up 26% over 2022 but their recovery rate is still 78.8% of pre-pandemic levels that was based in February.
58% : We've got a press release from Governor DeWine's office late yesterday saying that U.S. Commerce Departmenthas allowed $8.5 billion in grant funds to Intel from the CHIPS Act to help build these two plants.
50% : But for Matt Dolan to go down that hard, it's just, it's Trump.
48% : I mean, in my neck of the woods, there's not an O'Malley sign to be found.
42% : Anybody that questions where Ohio is, I raised the question this morning, is there any state in this country where what Trump says counts so much?
40% : Doesn't it feel like we're back in that party boss thing where whoever Trump deems the candidate, that's who's winning?
24% : It sure could be out just because of Donald Trump.

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