A significant portion of Ohio's voters do not identify with a major political party. Many of these voters are registered as Independents. This group makes up about 36% of the state's voters.
What we know
- Some Ohioans, like Carl Wilhoyte, register with a major party but identify with a different movement, such as the socialist movement.
- Voters like Robert Schwenk and Michelle Meuler are calling for an alternative voting system, including ranked voting or more parties on the ballot.
- Voters like Jeff Haug and Michelle Meuler want the major parties to shed extremism and work together across the aisle to get things done.
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