Two more representative emails:

Mr. Goldberg,
I agree with the Email you posted from Ohio. I too am a conservative Ohioan in a conservative part of the state. DeWine is such a downer that it has chilled the enthusiasm. When I think of DeWine, I think of the “Gang of 14,” and his opposition to ANWAR. My Emails to his office over the last four or five years usually go unanswered. When they are answered, that are answered weeks later with the usual trite dismissals of my position. I was going to leave the Senate vote blank (‘cause it makes little difference), but I guess I’ll vote for DeWine, but do nothing else to help. I am all in for Blackwell and have contributed to my neighbor state race for Santorum.
The reason DeWine will lose is that DeWine turned his back on his constituents. Good riddance Mike, we hardly knew ya.

And:

Jonah, If you look at the polls, DeWine is doing better than is Blackwell. However much conservatives, myself included, may dislike DeWine for going along with the Gang of Fourteen, he is clearly the lesser of two evils and this reality (not to mention control of the Senate) will lead conservative voters to hold their noses and vote DeWine. However, the political waters are so sullied her in Ohio that any marginally viable Democratic candidates, such as Brown and Strickland, are likely to win the independent vote by large margins, and with that, the election.