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Published: Sunday, 5/4/2014 - Updated: 2 minutes ago

BY TOM TROY BLADE POLITICS WRITER

The modern-day Tea Party rebellion is fueling much of the political combat on the primary election ballot Tuesday for Ohios Statehouse and congressional seats including several here in northwest Ohio.

After fielding no candidates in 2012, the statewide Tea Party group Ohio Citizens PAC says it is taking the direct route to political power after seeing what it contends is a drift toward big-government spending by the current Ohio GOP.

For five years, we carried their water. The Tea Party elected [Republican Gov.] John Kasich. Well, they forgot that real quick. When are they going to wake up and realize they need to work for us? asked Tom Zawistowski, president of the group, which is based in Portage County in the Akron area. He feels the conservative Republican voters are taken for granted.

The Tea Party tried unsuccessfully last year to take over the chairmanship of the Republican Party out of outrage over Governor Kasichs embrace of expanding Medicaid in Ohio, as allowed under the Affordable Care Act.

Last December we kind of like said, What the heck do we try to do next? We came to the conclusion that were never going to get the governance we seek until we put people who believe as we do in the chairs voting, Mr. Zawistowski said.

The PAC raised only $11,000 for this outburst of electoral activity against what it says is a $4 million budget from the Ohio Republican Party. Ohio Citizens PAC has endorsed 68 candidates around the state, including in House and Senate districts in this part of the state.

However, the Ohio Republican Party doesnt expect any of its endorsed candidates to fall to Tea Party-backed candidates.

We expect to win all of the races, said a confident Ohio GOP spokesman Chris Schrimpf. Our incumbents have very strong conservative records. They have the support of the party. Were confident were going to win these races.

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Tea Party a fierce challenge for GOP

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. In a chilly television studio, out of sight from the camera, Thom Tillis is waving a red card that says "rebuttal." A Republican rival for the U.S. Senate has just compared him to Sens. Lindsey Graham and John McCain btes noires of the right.

"Being conservative is something you do, not just say," Tillis says as the camera returns.

The speaker of the North Carolina House of Representatives, facing a strong tea party challenge, boasts of leading a "conservative revolution" that includes strict voter ID laws and rejecting an expansion of Medicaid.

Tillis' defense reflects North Carolina's status as the latest battleground in the struggle over the GOP's identity. After five years of being pushed hard right by grass roots activists, the establishment is pushing back.

It is confronting a tea party suffering from waning enthusiasm, controversial candidates and bad publicity, early signs of a shift in the movement that rocked politics and left a mark, from deep budget cuts to immigration and last fall's government shutdown.

A string of tea party hopefuls, from Texas to Tennessee, South Carolina to Kentucky, have failed to gain traction this year, slowed by their own shortcomings or overpowered by the orchestrated effort to prevent the next nomination of candidates like Christine O'Donnell, Sharron Angle or Richard Mourdock.

The GOP needs to pick up six seats nationally to take control of the Senate and North Carolina is the first in a monthlong series of contests in which the intraparty fight will play out.

A recent poll shows Tillis breaking the 40 percent mark to avoid a runoff in Tuesday's primary. A Tillis win and a showdown with vulnerable Democratic Sen. Kay Hagan would improve the GOP's chances.

"I do believe the other candidates represent a serious risk of being able to do our part to get the Senate to a majority," Tillis, 53, said in an interview.

At the same time, the necessity for Tillis to play up conservative credentials shows that while the tea party may be down, its influence remains.

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