Kucinich Survives, and Then Some
Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama weren't the only ones toughing it out Tuesday night. Rep. Dennis Kucinich managed to fight off no fewer than four primary challengers to hold on to his party's nomination and, in all likelihood, his seat in the House of Representatives. It appears that the Democrats of Ohio's 10th District are happy with his service: He won by almost 20 points.
Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama weren’t the only ones toughing it out Tuesday night. Rep. Dennis Kucinich managed to fight off no fewer than four primary challengers to hold on to his party’s nomination and, in all likelihood, his seat in the House of Representatives. It appears that the Democrats of Ohio’s 10th District are happy with his service: He won by almost 20 points.
Check out the Ohio Secretary of State’s website for updated results.
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