The Baltimore Sun says “maybe”:

Ohio, under the best of circumstances, is a tough state for a Democratic presidential candidate. Ask Al Gore or John Kerry.

It may be even tougher if the nominee is Barack Obama, given his difficulty so far winning over white working class voters, of which Ohio has many.

One can readily imagine a scenario in which Dann continues to dither, more juicy tidbits emerge, and Democrats find themselves on the defensive against ‘culture of corruption’ charges.

Given the razor-thin margins of recent elections in the Buckeye state, that’s not the kind of baggage Democrats want to carry heading into November.