A swing state is a state with a difference in support of 3% or less between the two parties. According to this definition, which state below is a swing state? A. Ohio B. Idaho C. New York D. Oklahoma

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A swing state is a state with a difference in support of 3% or less between the two parties. According to this definition, which state below is a swing state?

A. Ohio
B. Idaho
C. New York
D. Oklahoma

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Ohio is the answer.

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