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Ohio's political leaders looking forward to 2010

After last night's election, many are looking for strategies for next November's gubernatorial, Senate and House races

WKSU's statehouse correspondent Jo Ingles reports
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Ohio's political leaders are looking at the outcomes of this past election and using that information to come up with strategies for winning next November.

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