the suburb we've chosen is called centerville, which is fitting, because the county is politically in the center. in 2008 and 2012, it leaned ever so slightly left for obama, but in 2016, president trump won by.7%. and at the famous restaurant, boy was it split down the middle. >> say trump. >> dear lord. >> reporter: so i imagine you're a trump supporter? >> i am. >> reporter: and you're recruiting? >> that would be a hard recruit. >> she is always recruiting. >> reporter: small business owner debbie miller credits president trump for a strong economy. >> you've got to admit the jobs have come back. >> reporter: but her niece, samantha danes, who also voted for president trump, no longer thinks he is fit for the presidency. >> it doesn't each matter about the economy. i feel like he is going put news a world ward. >> no, that's the opposite. >> reporter: hi there, gentlemen. how you? >> good. how are you? >> reporter: at the bar, entrepreneur dave paproki agrees the economy shouldn't be the only metric of success. he is still undecided. >> there are still other issues that need to be

the suburb we've chosen is called centerville, which is fitting, because the county is politically in and 2012, it leaned ever so slightly left for obama, but in 2016, president trump won

the suburb chosen is called centerville. the county is politically in the center.for obama but in 2016 president trump won by .7%. at the famous restaurant boy was it split down the middle. >> trump. >> trump. >> so i imagine you're a trump supporter. >> i am. >> you're recruiting. >> that would be a hard recruit. >> debbie credits president trump for a strong economy. >> you got to admit jobs have come back. >> but her niece who also voted for president trump no longer thinks he's fit for the presidency. >> i feel he'll put us in a world war. >> hi there, gentlemen. how are you? >> good. >> at the bar, entrepreneur dave agrees. the economy shouldn't be the only measure of success. he is still undecided. >> there are other issues that need to be solved. the important thing is we have someone reaching across the aisle thinking how we'll get there. >> from centerville we head up to columbus. folks in this county have voted for the democratic presidential nominee since 1996. so we just arrived in columbus, the state's capital and most populace city. it's actually cons

howard from centerville? trying to get you on the line.e mentioned the hanging chads in the 2000 election. congress passed the help america vote act in 2002 that made sweeping reforms to the nations voting process following the election. it mandated the election assistance commission to test and certify voting equipment nationwide. it also established the national voter registration form and a national clearinghouse on elections. there has been a bill proposed called the protect american voters asked to update testing and certification guidelines for election equipment. it directs the national institute of standards and technology to issue a yearly report to congress on the status of testing and certification. it would also establish a cyber assistance unit to help prevent or address cyber attacks. one of the sponsors is rodney davis. he was on our program last week to talk about it. >> how much more prepared are we then we were in 2016? guest: much more prepared. in this debate is the success we had in the midterms of 2018. we had histori

meade has to order his troops out of culpepper county and put his troops in rapid retreat toward centerville. as he retreats, that railroad bridge goes up in flames. job security for railroad builders, they will always have bridges to be rebuilt. the armies are moving parallel to each other. there will be some interesting action around auburn. no time to talk about that. i have 100 pages on it in my second book. there is a scare for the federal second corps at auburn but it manages to get away. most of the federal army is going to get out of their way. when hill comes down, he sees the tail end of the federal debt corps and thinks it is the union rearguard. the second corps comes up from the south. it is a very fluid situation. the leading brigade commanders say there is something dangerous to our right. we ought to pay attention to it. hill says stop everything. let's try to figure out what is going on. he pauses for 10 minutes. he sees anderson's division coming up. he says go ahead. those 10 minutes allow the federals to get behind the railroad. the confederates make an impromptu attack.