Ohioans, Please list the counties with the major urban cities in Ohio

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Thanks!

[NEOBuckeye]

1. Cleveland-Cuyahoga, Columbus-Franklin, Cincinnati-Hamilton

Akron-Summit, Toledo-Lucas, Canton-Stark, Dayton-Montgomery, Youngstown-Mahoning

[spooky3]

4. Lorain County is close to Cleveland and Dem.

[C_eh_N_eh_D_eh]

8. All of those counties are blue at this point.

This is looking good.

[Guaranteed]

10. It actually is. nt

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13. Thanks

so we have:

Akron 48% Reporting
Kerry 87,706 58%
* 63,328 42% (dubious)

Cleveland 52% Reporting
Kerry 224,052 63%
* 130,157 37%


Cincinnati 22% reporting
Kerry 57,768 50%
* 56,636 50% HIGHLY FUCKING DUBIOUS!

Dayton 92% reporting
Kerry 111,390 51%
* 108,299 49% HIGHLY FUCKING DUBIOUS!

[Sara Beverley]

14. So when are these Kerry precincts going to report in?

I sure hope the haven't all ready.

[republicansareevil]

2. and Youngstown - Mahoning County

...which is strongly blue.

[VolcanoJen]

3. Montgomery (Dayton)

Dayton also leans blue.

[humanbeing]

5. So have the big cities been counted?

I looked at a CNN map and found the counties, a couple of them with cities were still blank.

There's still hope there and in the absentees, right?

[Sparkly]

6. How much of Cuyahoga has reported?

The site I'm using is stalled at around 10% -- won't refresh.

[C_eh_N_eh_D_eh]

11. Just over half.

And less than a quarter of Hamilton county.

[zaj]

7. Here's the latest on Ohio reporting (Yahoo)

http://network.ap.org/dynamic/files/elections/2004/general/by_county/pres/OH.html?SITE=YAHOOELN&SECTION=POLITICS

[speedoo]

15. Shit. The numbers are going the wrong way. n/t

[Guaranteed]

9. Lucas County STILL showing COBB with 4,685 votes

and 8.95% of the vote in that county.

[1songbird]

12. Hamilton county where Cincinnati is located went 51% Bush 49% Kerry.

Hamilton county is extremely conservative so it is very surprising to see a close margin like this. I don't understand why Bush is winning here. The voter turnout in the city was very high. I'm not feeling good about Ohio right now.