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In the key state of Ohio on the east side of Cleveland there's a unique community that could make all the difference in this hotly contested presidential race. A large electorate that has decided the fate of many politicians.
Cleveland's Slovenian community the largest outside of Slovenia itself. With roughly 80-thousand people it's a political powerhouse that's voted hometown boys like, Laushe, Voinovich and Kucinich to national political prominence.
CNN's Martin Savidge who grew up in Cleveland went for a look and came back with a political story you can dance to!
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