More on the campaigns’ voter-contact efforts in Ohio. Sixteen percent of voters say they were contacted by the Obama campaign, but not the McCain campaign. Half that number, eight percent, say they were contacted by the McCain campaign, but not the Obama campaign. And 27 percent say they were contacted by both. Just as in Pennsylvania, Obama reached a significantly larger number of voters than McCain.
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Byron York is a former White House correspondent for National Review.
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