Ohio — the must-win state at the heart of the presidential election

IT ALL comes down to 270.

Ohio — the must-win state at the heart of the presidential election
Mon, 01 Nov, 2004 - 00:00
Joe Hallett

And Interstate-270 arguably is the geographic centre of the 2004 presidential election in must-win Ohio, if not the nation.

"The votes along I-270 may very well be the key for Kerry to winning 270 electoral votes," said Jennifer Palmieri, Kerry's Ohio campaign spokeswoman.

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