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Why Ohio produced so many presidents — and why the streak ended

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Why Ohio produced so many presidents — and why the streak ended

Seven of the 11 men who served as president from 1869 through 1923 were born in Ohio. Population, electoral strength, Republican influence and convention politics helped fuel the state’s rise before those advantages faded.

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