2004 Election Results and Analysis

Ohio gun owners have a lot to be proud of this 2004 election season.

Upon the nomination of John Kerry by Democrats last spring, grassroots activists in Ohio quickly realized that the most intense threat to our self-defense rights came not from a state candidate, but from a liberal Massacheusetts Senator with a 20-year history of opposing the Second Amendment and of voting to ban the very guns we use to protect our homes and families.

This presented a challenge for the OFCC PAC, which recognized the importance of seeing volunteers dedicate their time to the President's re-election effort, but which also saw a significant threat to the pro-concealed carry majorities in the Ohio House and Senate. Despite the difficulty in finding volunteers to assist our "key race" candidates in Ohio, the OFCC PAC was consoled by the knowledge that a Kerry/ UN presidency was the most clear and present danger to improving Ohio's concealed carry laws.

Ohio gun owners and activists should be very proud of their efforts to re-elect President Bush. Ohio gun owners should be proud that they were not fooled by faux hunting trips or photo-op clay shoots. The activism and votes of Ohio's gun owners have ensured four more years of safety and security for our Second Amendment rights, and for our homeland.

Within the state, there is also much to be proud of.

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