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Ted Strickland: Ohio lost a net of roughly 367,800 to 400,000 nonfarm jobs during his term and unemployment rose from 5.6% to a peak of 10.7%, though PolitiFact found attack ads placing full blame on Strickland lacked context since the losses were driven substantially by the national recession.

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Date
2007
Evaluations
PolitiFact, October 19, 2010
https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2010/oct/19/john-kasich/kasich-ad-puts-all-states-budget-woes-job-loses-st/
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False
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https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2010/oct/19/john-kasich/kasich-ad-puts-all-states-budget-woes-job-loses-st/
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action
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Ohio lost a net of roughly 367,800 to 400,000 nonfarm jobs during his term and unemployment rose from 5.6% to a peak of 10.7%, though PolitiFact found attack ads placing full blame on Strickland lacked context since the losses were driven substantially by the national recession.

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  1. Kasich ad puts all the state's budget woes, job losses on Strickland · PolitiFact · 2010-10-19 · accessed 2026-09-21

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