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“The only category among religious voters that Blackwell won was among those who say they attend church more than once a week,” reports the Associated Press. “They favored Blackwell over Strickland 57 percent to 41 percent.”
That strikes me as interesting, but I have no idea of its significance. My gut suggests that while Blackwell was the favorite among many religious conservatives in the state, he should maybe have done better among the churchgoers. What say you?
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