By Chad D. Baus

Eleven days from today, the polls open. Eleven days from today, a small minority of Ohioans will decide the political landscape of Ohio for years to come.

How small a minority? Voter turnout for the last gubernatorial election-year primary in Ohio was just 19% of registered voters (1.35 million). When one considers that the number of hunters, sportsmen, CHL-holders, NRA members, Buckeye Firearms Association donors and Second Amendment supporters in Ohio approaches 1 million strong, the impact that gun owners can have on a primary election cannot be overstated.

This year, Ohio voters are being treated to an exciting opportunity, not only to vote in many contested primaries for state-wide offices, but to ensure that pro-gun candidates appear on BOTH sides of the ticket come November.

Pro-Gun Gubernatorial candidate and Congressman Ted Strickland will be kicking off the DNC's national neighbor-to-neighbor organizing day April 29th at the ODP head quarters in Columbus.

The democratic party is expecting a big turnout as they plan to canvass over 50 Ohio counties with door hangers and sample ballots for the May 2nd Primary.

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