COLUMBUS, Ohio — A feud between Republican Party factions in suburban Ohio has created an opportunity to flip another deeply red House seat in a special election, but Democrats disagree about how to capitalize.
GOP primary voters may pick a nominee who alienates suburban centrist Republicans, putting Ohio’s 12th District within Democrats’ grasp. But they have remained split on strategy ever since the seat opened up when former Republican Rep. Pat Tiberi announced his resignation last year.
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