After days of good polling news for Republicans, Quinnipiac provides some rather blah numbers for the GOP in Ohio.

First, they find “President Barack Obama’s job approval among Ohio voters is 53 – 42 percent, up slightly from 49 – 44 percent July 7, but voters split 44 – 44 percent in their support of his health care plan.”

There are also “meh” numbers for GOP hopefuls in next year’s Senate race, with Democratic options leading Republican options by 5 to 11 percentage points. That is by no means an insurmountable option, but with Democrats’ numbers dropping like a stone in many states; it’s a little disappointing for Republicans to not get greater traction in this state.