Everybody, it's David Fluff. Welcome to Campaign HQ. Well, this will be our final episode pre-election

where we have kind of taken a tour around the country to some of the key states. We'll

have an episode next week to be determined exactly what we're going to do there based

on the results. But we're going to end our tour of the country with the State of Ohio,

which is, most of you know, has a surprisingly competitive U.S. Senate race, but also has

a couple of key house races and also want to talk about some of the state house races.

So we're going to start today with a conversation with Anna Staver. We're going to talk to Anna

about the Senate race, the Ryan Vance race, which is a dead heat race right now. Talk

about a couple of the key U.S. house races in Ohio as well as some of the state and local

races. So get a sense from her about what's happening on the ground. And then I want

to talk to Dave Chase, who's the campaign manager for Tim Ryan. We've had a lot of great

candidates and a lot of great campaigns. This cycle around the country, one of the reasons

Democrats, you know, stole a good chance to hold onto the Senate. Hopefully, you know,

maybe if not holding onto the house, keep the margin down when some of these key governors

races. But, you know, I think the Ryan campaign has been a tremendous campaign in terms

of a state that, you know, I think a lot of people assume that the Republicans will know

how comfortably. Sadly, we've seen drift in that stage share around 18 race really being

the exception to that, you know, the state becoming more and more red after, you know, we had

had some success winning it in presidential races and governor and Senate races. But this

is a dead heat race. And the question will be, Tim Ryan, can he get to 50? Clearly, the race

is going to be exceedingly close. And I'm excited to talk to Dave really about the state of Ohio,

which is to walk through the state, some of the industrial parts of the state, both in

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