Sherrod Brown is one of the nuttiest, crazy and looniest Senators there are. He’s’ right up there with fake injun Elizabeth Warren, Commie Sanders, Cryin’ Chuck Schumer and Kamala Harris. Now, he’s in big trouble in Ohio ahead of the November mid-term elections. The nut job Sherrod Brown has been the far left Marxist Senator from Ohio since 2007. He usually wins re-election rather easily, no matter what type of year it is. This year though, he’s already within the margin of error with his Republican challenger Rep. Jim Renacci. Ohio isn’t one of the states usually mentioned in Senate flip possibilities by the so called “experts.” Looks like they will have to start paying closer attention to this. That means people like Larry “The Pillow Guy” Sabato and his flunkies will have to re-examine Ohio.
| Ohio Poll: Sherrod Brown in deep trouble |
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A new poll conducted by America First Action Super PAC, President Donald Trump’s official Super PAC, shows that Democrats in Ohio are in serious trouble of losing their re-election bids while House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi proves to be an anchor on her party’s November chances.
The poll, provided exclusively to Breitbart News ahead of its public release, perhaps most surprisingly shows incumbent Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) in danger of potentially losing to GOP Senate nominee Rep. Jim Renacci (R-OH). The survey shows Brown, who was thought to be safe without a serious chance of losing in November, only leading Renacci by 4 points–inside the poll’s margin of error. The statistical tie between Renacci and Brown in this key rust belt state means the populist Brown is going to have a fight on his hands from Renacci and the GOP, as this key rust belt state that voted overwhelmingly–more than 8 percent–for Trump over Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton in the 2016 presidential election is heating up.In the survey, Brown is at 45 percent while Renacci is at 41 percent with 10 percent “firmly undecided.” The survey of 400 respondents conducted from May 29 to May 31 using a combination of landlines, cell phones, and internet responses has a margin of error of 4.9 percent. The survey includes 41 percent Republicans including leaners, 40 percent Democrats including leaners, and 19 percent independents.