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Ohioans start to think about the election
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Monday, January 21, 2008

In six weeks, Ohio voters will decide everything from the fate of school levies to the type of ballots they want to use. But most of the primary election talk is about presidential politics, even among people who are no where near certain how they'll vote. WKSU's M.L Schultze has more.

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