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When Brody Rutledge wasn't working 60-hour weeks or raising his four children this year, he was busy helping secure political victories for Democrats . The 25-year-old was part of a group of Ohio union members who planned social-media blitzes in support of Amy Acton 's campaign for governor and Sherrod Brown 's effort to reclaim a Senate seat. On his lunch hour, during break times and after his kids went to sleep, the electrician helped create posts and videos to help raise the profiles of the two candidates among blue-collar voters.
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