The survey also showed more than 40% of state residents plan to vote by mail this year, including 56% of Democrats. BEREA, Ohio — Things are officially going down to the wire in the Buckeye State. A new poll released by Baldwin Wallace University shows incumbent President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden are statistically deadlocked among Ohio voters, with the Democrat Biden leading the Republican Trump by just three-fifths of a percentage point (44.9%-44.3%). That’s well within the margin of error, and roughly 10% of voters say they could still change their mind, meaning its anyone’s race as the presidential election approaches. Most analysts see Ohio as a toss-up, and no candidate has won the presidency without claiming victory in Ohio since John F. Kennedy in 1960. Appropriately, the first debate between Trump and Biden will take place Tuesday in Cleveland. Trump carried the state by eight…
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