ryan: it is true. then you kissed his ass and he endorsed you and you said he's the greatest president of all time. mitch mcconnell gave you 40 -- $40 million to prop up your campaign, peter till gave you $15 million. that's $55 million, j.d. what do you think they want for that? they want your loyalty and you proved you'll kiss their ass too. it's nothing personal. i'm just telling you i've been in this business, it's a tough business. if you think you're going to help ohio, you're not. if you can't even stand up for yourself, how you going to stand up for the people of this state? how are you going to take on the corporate interests? all the money you took are from the corporations who sent our jobs overseas. peter till, $15 million, buddy, what do you think he wants? mr. steyer: can you answer the question? mr. vance: let me respond. you have taken tens of millions of tim, from technology dollars, companies, from out of the state what percent of your , donors have come from the state of ohio? a very

ryan: it is true. then you kissed his ass and he endorsed you and you said he's the greatest president of all time. mitch mcconnell gave you 40 -- $40 million to prop up your campaign, peter till gave you $15 million. that's $55 million, j.d. what do you think they want for that? they want your loyalty and you proved you'll kiss their ass too. it's nothing personal. i'm just telling you i've been in this business, it's a tough business. if you think you're going to help ohio, you're not. if you can't even stand up for yourself, how you going to stand up for the people of this state? how are you going to take on the corporate interests? all the money you took are from the corporations who sent our jobs overseas. peter till, $15 million, buddy, what do you think he wants? mr. steyer: can you answer the question? mr. vance: let me respond. you have taken tens of millions of tim, from technology dollars, companies, from out of the state what percent of your , donors have come from the state of ohio? a very

>> tim ryan: i think we go back to roe v. wade. [cheers and applause] >> tim ryan: roe v.s in the third term of -- in the third term of roe v. wade, you could only do it if there was some kind of medical emergency. we don't want j.d. vance and ted cruz and all these guys in the doctor's office. >> bret: you think that the democratic bills to codify, so-called roe v. wade have some sort of limit in them? because we haven't seen it. the one that was in the house did not have a limit. so you have a limit? >> tim ryan: my personal view is we go back to roe v. wade. we move away from this chaos that we are in now. we had 50 years of case law. we had stability. and now we have women and we have doctors, bret, who won't perform what they need to perform on a woman whose life is in jeopardy and then the doctor says i'm sorry, i have my own kids at home and i'm not going to prison over this stuff. >> martha: i guess at what point, 22 weeks is the law in ohio right now. that's more than four and a half months. it's five months pregnant. i mean, five months is a long time of being pr

if ryan was okay and where ariet was. and ryan didn't know.d his older brother, richard. who was working the night shift at the queen mary hotel. >> what did richard say when you called him? >> he questioned if i was all right. he questioned where his mom. he also questioned who do you think it is, was it someone you know, right? >> why would richard think that you might know the people who broke into the house? >> well, he felt like i was the one that got tied up and things like that, they came into my room. so, he was just like questioning ryan, is this something having to do with? you what's going on? did they have a personal vendetta against you or anything? >> as you see, that's a question that would come up again. after ryan's call, richard left work and drove to the house. but the police tape was already up and they wouldn't let him through. >> i was like really freaking out. i was like, what's going on, what's going on? and you, know i was asking them, was my mom at, where's my mom at? >> police took richard and ryan to the station. th

and tim ryan has.reproductive decisions should be between a woman and their doctor. ohio is headed in a direction where they will ban abortion completely. >> i don't think it's a factor. the dobbs decision said it's a state right. j.d. vance being a senator is not a policy that could affect from that. it's a state issue that goes to the state legislature, the state senate. i don't think election for the senate impacts it. >> martha: you look like you'd like to say something. >> i'm a woman living in ohio. the suppression of women and our bodily autonomy and reproductive freedom has large repercussions in our state, economically, socially. we need women's healthcare. this is 2022. we have the medical knowledge. we have the science. we have the equipment to save people and babies and we are now not allowed to use them. this is -- >> martha: we'll talk about this tonight. i promise you. i can tell it's important to a lot of you. i do want to ask you a question about crime. raise your hand if you feel less

tim ryan had his chance. he's been in office for 20 years, he passed five pieces of legislation, three of those pieces of legislation were renaming post offices in the youngstown area. whenever i'm up here in the mahoning valley, i'm constantly approached by people who tell me that tim ryan has failed them and tim ryan has failed to do his job. i think it's really simple here. we need to go in a different direction in this country and i make a few commitments to you about what you and your families deserve. number one, i think your family deserves to go to the grocery store and not have it break the bank, not have it ruin your bank account because you want to buy a nice meal for your kids to have on a friday night. number two, i think you deserve a country with a border and you deserve leadership who don't call you racist for thinking you should deserve a country with a border. i believe you should be able to walk down your streets in safety. i believe you should be able to take your children downtown for din

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ryan has a slight lead there.t a third of the vote, ti nothing there, let's pop here. >> one thing, is dewine win winning those counties. >> let's me check. dewine won in trumble. this is akron, here. he won in stark county. tim ryan's that is where he is from at 56%. >> we'll keep digging in thank you. >> we love that, beautiful. >> you know ohio. >> great. >> even dana likes it. >> results from key florida house races we can call now. maria salazar, florida 27, she is a winner. down there in florida. balance of power in house we can look. a big win. you can see 34-19 we'll tick through these seats. majority is 218. we have a lot of white to take care of, red, blue. >> a lot to fill in. we got all night. >> wwe'll be right back. >> w keep it here. t last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. we believe that your investments should work harder for the future you imagine. and that's where our strategic investing approach can help. t. rowe price. invest wi

ryan: enrichment, ryan curry, abc7 news. dan: we are learning new details about the attack on speaker of the house nancy pelosi's house. capitol police say they were not actively monitoring the cameras at the time of the attack. ama: they say they will now be providing new protective options to address security concerns. dan: i-team reporter stephanie sierra is digging in to the lack of security. stephanie: we are learning new details about the security around speaker pelosi's home during the attack. sources close to abc news indicate there was a mishap between the security system and u.s. capitol police. those familiar with the matter are calling it an embarrassing oversight. abc7 news has learned u.s. capitol police had cameras installed outside house speaker and people lucy's home -- sp eaker nancy pelosi's home well before the attack, but what about an alarm? sources confirmed to the i-team the speaker does have a private security system, and questions are being raised about how the security system interacted with police

pat ryan just hanging on. both are veterans. ryan ran in that special election back in august. they like this candidate a lot. i would say before we get to a couple of race calls. this is new york 19. mark just took the lead over riley. me lost to pat ryan 3 months ago. race calls right now. >> we can project that the michigan democratic governor creche gretchen whitmer will prevail over the republican race. dixon closed the gap near the end but gretchen whitmer pulled it out. >> and new york governor kathy hochul will win her first fullterm in congress defeating lee zeldin. there were democrats in the state saying this a done deal and zeldin would win. kathy hochul pulls it out. she brought in every lumminary in the democratic party including former president obama and clinton and secretary clinton. >> i keep wondering what the florida effect might have been on lee zeldin. a lot of people moved out of new york city. he had to get at least 30%. 1.4 million votes in new york city. that may have been where he fell short. lost 50,000 residents in new york city in august alone. it

so ryan can i start with you? what were your first thoughts and as as you've been processing what happened? of course, we knew that that would probably happen. you kind of took a gamble that it would happen on this book because this book is really a handbook for post-row america. and so the timing couldn't be a better so sure. i mean a couple thoughts and one is alexandra and i last fall could count to five when the state of mississippi asked the supreme court not only to uphold their 15-week law protecting babies after 15 weeks of life in the womb. they didn't just ask the court to uphold that they actually asked the court to overturn row and casey which was a bold move by the states. i think the attorney general on the solicitor general there deserve a lot of credit for doing what conventional wisdom told them not to do conventional wisdom said go for what roberts is going to do in his concurrence and just ask to uphold the 15-week bill and then keep row and casey in place. we can count to five thinking there's

tim ryan, where he's from, at 56%. >> thank you. you know ohio. >> results from key florida house races we can call now. maria salazar, florida 27, she's a winner down there in florida. the balance of power in the house, we can take a look at it, and it's a big win, i mean it's not small, you can see. the majority is 218. we have a lot of white to take care of there. red, blue. >> lots to fill in. we've got all night. we'll be right back. so... i know you and george were struggling with the possibility of having to move. how's that going? we found a way to make bathing safer with a kohler walk-in bath. a kohler walk-in bath provides a secure, spa-like bathing experience in the comfort of your own home. a kohler walk-in bath has one of the lowest step-ins of any walk-in bath for easy entry and exit. it features textured surfaces, convenient handrails for more stability, and a wide door for easier mobility. kohler® walk-in baths include two hydrotherapies— whirlpool jets and our patented bubblemassage™ to help soothe sore muscles in y

compared to tim ryan's appeal. so, i think ryan is a fundamentally strong candidate.hink frankly obama should go do a rally there. you talk to people on the ground in ohio, they would say we need to make sure turnout is up in cleveland. cincinnati. >> and we will see trump doing a rally there. the day before the election. >> to that point, there's other reasons besides win or loss. there has been such erosion for democrats among those types of working class, particularly white voters, noncollege white voters who have made ohio trend in that opposite direction. it about building a longer term strategy to win those voters back. that maybe if it doesn't pay off in this election, it could pay off in future elections. by not investing here in ohio, they made a similar decision in places like florida. you are not just losing now. but you are also going to, it is also not building the infrastructure for the future. >> and that is really interesting. thank you very much. it is interesting because it does give tim ryan the opportunity to stay i don't need them. but maybe he wo

why is ryan blasting his own party? >> ashley, good morning to you. because he realizes where this state is trending in the final stretch of the election. you mentioned he is speaking out at some of the events as well as in tv interviews criticizing the strategy of democrats nationally and it's all coming at the same time that he's trying to win over ohio's middle class workers and he's on a bus tour in the final stretch and in dayton last night and here in dayton today. we had a chance to catch up with him speaking with the local electrical workers union and his visit was hours after being on cnn criticizing the democratic party saying they've never been good as political decisions. >> i've been known to get everybody mad at me with democrats and republicans and i'll tell you why; right. because i tend to speak my piece and sometimes i get in trouble for that, but i don't see that changing any time soon. >> reporter: now, tim ryan has chosen not to campaign with the most high profile members of the democratic party, people like president biden and su

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congressman tim ryan from ohio.gressman, thank you for joining me on this busy day that you've had. can we please begin with liz cheney's endorsement of you? what's your thought? >> well, there are certain issues, alex, who are american issues that are the foundation of the country, do you believe in democracy. do you believe in the rule of law? do you believe that elections are free and fair? and if you agree on those things then welcome to the united states, you're an american. and liz cheney and i agree on that, then you can break into, you know, your parties or your views. or your philosophies on how to govern from that point, but you have to agree on the integrity of elections. you have to agree on, you know, these foundational democratic issues. and if you do, you're an american. and i think that's what liz was saying today that we have an obligation to be americans first. and agree on these foundational issues. and then we can have our political fights within the context of that so there are a lot of republic

that's why april ryan is here. so and then you have a woman who dares to to embrace her blackness, who speaks to her religion, her family, her family and law enforcement, and who attended hbcu's and who calls on maya angelou. and still i rise and she is sitting on the united states supreme court and speaking her opinion. she is so prolific every time she speaks, she's making news. so if you wonder where we are, that's where we are. but yet that's why that's why. and that climb to get to where we are and i'm going to tell you this, we are negated. we are you raised no matter how high or what pedigree you have, you are still never considered worth the diploma that you've received. just look at what the taj brown jackson went through during the confirmation hearings. and then you had cory booker who delivered the forward in my book, had to reset the table so people can understand who this woman was. in 2022. we still dealing with that. it's so unfortunate it and that's one of the reasons why i'm marking this moment is

wade, and that tim ryan.t speaks to the unpopularity of i think overturning roe, even in an ohio -- that wasn't the response that the fox host we're expecting from that crowd. but i think it speaks to their frustration folks feel when an activist court comes and takes away rights that have been on the books for 50 years, even in a state like ohio. there's common states balance, that's what they're getting to in their both way, but back to -- >> i think that's really true, it speaks to the republican position, particular before that senate legislation was there was really out of step with where the majority would swing or moderate voters are. but that court's decision to put that issue back in the state legislatures for a lot of these states like ohio, with the state legislature is totally more conservative and out of step with where the median voters are. so, it goes back to these political structures like gerrymandering it goes back to a court that's really not giving the voters real power on this. because t

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there's a lot of signs with mike dewine and tim ryan all over the state.hink people, you know, really like our message. they don't want the extremism of jd vance and so there are a lot of republicans saying look, we have to come together, i don't want the extremism on either side and i'm going to vote down the middle. and that's what's happening here in ohio, so there are a lot of dewine/ryan supporters and again we have to work together. like we have to stop this insanity of thinking you have to agree with somebody 100% of the time. >> amen. >> i joke all the time on the campaign trail with my wife, are you married? me and my wife, if we have 10 conversations and we agree on seven of them, we pop a bottle of wine and celebrate how great our marriage was on that day. this is not how the world works. >> we don't always agree with each other here, i don't agree with my mom all the time, my fiance all the time. >> seven out of ten is great. i'm all for that congressman. but on a serious note i want to talk about china before we go. you have been beating the d

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does ryan have a shot at this.se curses on the ground in glendale, ohio near cincinnati. you've been talking this late race closely. what is your sense of it, how are republicans, how democrats feel about this race? today feel this is legitimately a 12 point race right now. >> yeah, and i can tell you, steve, we heard from j. d. vance himself pointing to pulling inaccuracies. obviously, you're just looking at what we've seen, history has shown us in the past in the state tim ryan on the other side of this race. we'll tell you that he is trusting what he sees on the ground. compared to the polling. but money doesn't lie. we've seen a huge infusion of cash from national republicans, a group along with senate majority mitch mcconnell to help boost j. d. vance in recent months. that tells us at minimum they're focusing on this race trying to defend the seat for republicans. what really stood out to us about covering this back and forth between ryan and vance in recent months. is that unlike other races where you've see

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we heard from both vance and ryan.y of different questions from voters about what they would do of the issues impacting ohio. you talked about inflation. another big issue that came up last night was abortion. ohio outlaws abortion after 22 weeks. last week congressman ryan said he would work to restore roe v. wade and restrictions like those in the buckeye state should be rolled back. >> it steals liberty away from women and anti-american and we need to go back and codify roe v. wade as it was and all move on with our lives. >> j.d. vance said he was supportive of the decision from the supreme court and says simp of this issue should be decided on the state level. not necessarily from national leaders or on a national level. >> i'm pro-life. i am pro-life. 90% of abortion policy will be made by state of ohio and that's absolutely the right way it should be. ohio will want to have a different abortion policy from california. >> this is a very close race. congressman ryan had a slight lead a few weeks ago and that appea

ryan was first. j.d. vance was second. they talked about all the things that were of interest to folks in ohio because ohioans would ask about crime and the economy and abortion. >> 22 weeks is the law in ohio right now. that's more than four and a half months -- it's five months pregnant. i mean five months is a long time of being pregnant. so that's not an okay time to -- 22 weeks? you don't agree with your state law. >> no, i don't agree with our safety law at all. because, if you get raped in ohio, it is state mandated pregnancy. >> martha: you have five months to have that abortion in ohio. >> well, you would. but sometimes -- sometimes if there ask a medical necessity, if there is a medical problem, you don't know that until the end. i'm pro-life. i am pro-life. there is a very, very important question about whether this should happen at the federal level or at the state level. i hand to think it should be a little bit of a mix. how far is going to want to have a different abortion policy than california. every perso

tim ryan has conceded in this race. said many times he was one of the strongest democratic candidates out there. he really worked to distance himself from the mistakes of the biden administration. he came up a little bit short tonight. in mid-october, j.d. vance was underwater in ohio. and the money kept coming in and there was a lot of, you know, sort of back and forth between these big republican tax and rick scott's organization into it put the money in there. because trump one ohio by eight points, there is just a lot of discussion in republican circles about why it took $30 million to hold onto ohio. >> former president trump one ohio twice by eight points. let's go to mark meredith who was standing by in the vance campaign headquarters. >> good evening to you. this ballroom has not heard the news yet. i would imagine the irruption of applause, that is what it is. representative tim ryan has conceded this race to j.d. vance who will be the first time politician now the senator elect of ohio. this race garnered a lo

big turnout must happen there if ryan is going to stage an upset.ound speaking to the candidates and the voters who will decide this race. jesse, you have been there. you felt the ebb and flow in this race. i wonder what the feeling is on the ground. do you have the sense that the momentum has shifted given what the polls suggest. >> as they make their way across the state, and we have been catching up with them over the last stretch over the weekend. they are both drawing people out. i think what stands out as you look at the last couple of days of campaigning, you have governor mike dewine and jd vance contrasted with congressman tim ryan, who is pretty much out there on his own. bernie co saturday, a cleveland great, who you are a fan of, i know, has backed tim ryan. we saw him touting that. he had dave matthews performing for him. beyond that, he hasn't had any big name politicians. we haven't seen president biden, former president obama. no one like that campaigning with him here. that is the persona he is trying to project. you talk about the

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ryan: ryan curry, abc7news. liz: the head of customs and border protection is out of a job and did not want to leave, refusing to step down before president biden rate -- president biden accepted his resignation. this is part of a larger shakeup at homeland security as the struggles to manage migrants coming from a wider range of countries. he served in the job for less than a year and before leading customs and border protection he had a long police career that spanned nearly 40 years. he was richmond's police chief for 10 years. now to an ocean rescue near mere beach where the coast guard saved seven people. they received a call for help from the captain of a 20 foot boat having mechanical problems and taking on water. crews headed out to find them. the coast guard shared these photos and they were able to get everyone safely back to shore. let's get a check outside, chilly start. drew: starting in the 30's and 40's. a couple of layers and top it off with your winter coat. light wind, clear skies, get ready fo

and tim ryan really has been seeking that centrist message this entire time.ow, he also has the held wind of having a gubernatorial candidate in governor dewine who is running well ahead of his challenger. so, that also, that cross ballot vote is a hard sell, but tim ryan is going for it. and national democrats have kept their distance from him. >> yeah. >> for a number of reasons. >> i think it's because -- national democrats tried to reach for ohio and win ohio and it's been lucy and the football situation. they have always come up short, so, they think they've got to protect other races in the senate, some of the incumbents, but he is making that play for not only ticket-splitting, right, that maybe people will vote for the governor and then vote for him. and you see other people making that same play in different states like georgia and -- >> you're making my job way too easy today, because here is tim ryan making that play. >> there's a lot of signs with mike dewine and tim ryan all over the state, i think people, you know, really like our message, they d

vance and tim ryan, vance is predicted to win 89 cents to ryan's 14. in georgia, fight for the entire senate could come down to raphael warnock and herschel walker. in the betting market, walker 64 cents to walker 52. if you don't want to believe the betting, a total eclipse attempting to turn the moon blood red on election day. i want to know what you think, go to smerconish.com answer the question, will republicans take control of the united states senate? where control in the u.s. senate is up for grabs and will come down to the a few battleground states we've assembled top reporters for each of those contests. joining me now, three reporters. tia mitchell, the washington correspondent for the atlanta journal constitution. and a stable of the reporter of network ohio bureau and hollialervine, and reporter for the philadelphia inquirer. holy, the operah endorsement of john fetterman got a ot of attention. i read your impression you had the back story how they were intending to land it. when i actually heard her words it's not what i anticipated. i wa

ryan curry is live breaking it down. ryan: good morning.idley a bat -- it is really a battle of two different sides with two different outcomes when it comes to the sentence. of course her defense team wanting her to serve as little time as possible at the prosecution wanting up to 15 years and she faces 20 years but they wanted to be as close to that as possible. according to court documents prosecution want that 15 year sentence. her defense team wants 18 months. prosecutors say she deserves a lengthy sentence because she duped investors out of hundreds of millions of dollars by falsely claiming that her company developed revolutionary blood testing. her lawyers sent to the judge 130 letters asking for a lenient sentence and many of those letters try to paint the picture on who she is, the human side of her. her defense says that she has paid the price for her crimes and she continues to pay the price every day. legal experts in the bay area says that is not likely going to sway a judge. >> if the court views that as punishment enough the

she is not getting tim ryan voters. i like tim ryan a lot. she's not getting his voters in two years, four years, six years. she's not getting elissa slotkin voters. she can only get very far right voters and they have to have amnesia about what they did to trump in the party. >> hold on, to my question, does it help the democrats that she is -- >> how? >> districts, like elissa slotkin's district, which went for donald trump, 53% vote. it helps create -- it's a third-party ballot issue. you're more likely to believe this person is not the far-left wacko the republic try to paint him as. if someone conservative as liz cheney, who has put her career on the line to defend democracy saying, you know what, i would vote for this person because we care about the country and care about democracy and we agree on a couple issues. and that matters more. >> i think it gives the republicans permission to go ahead and vote for a elissa slotkin or tim ryan. >> why did have to be either or and not an and? why can't both be true? why can she be legitimately

tim: we in the ryan clan have one rule. no regrets.nd, my wife quit her job and stood by me, she traveled with me. she was amazing, those of you that got to hear her speak towards the end of the campaign she was just amazing. she is my best friend. i am a lucky guy. i am a lucky guy. i am a lucky guy. [applause] and we have three beautiful kids that have just been amazing. those of you, some would ask us during the campaign, they said, that commercial with the to get. the two older ones. where the yours or actors? i said no, that was really them. once the discussed income of the other said it is gross when we kiss each other. -- one said it is disgusting and the other said it is gross and we kiss each other. they are so good at that because that is what they say. they have enriched my life since i've met them at four years old and five years old. they have may be a better stepdad, and a better congressman. and our little guy, he brings so much joy to us. not just the flag football games on the weekend. but, every single day. he is a gr

vance is slamming ryan as a rubber stamp for the biden administration. >> in terms of tim ryan suckingp to trump. the weirdest thing every policy achievement of the trump administration ryan went in the opposite direction. now he pretends that he agrees with trump on a lot of issues. >> while vance is running with the republican establishment as well as other high-profile republicans we're seeing the opposite strategy. he is keeping national democrats at bay and we were out on the stump and heard him many times criticize the national democratic party saying they aren't focusing enough on working class voters. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: the board now starting moment here, starting point in the house. 220 democrats, 212 to republicans. 218 is the majority here. republicans feel very good getting in that number maybe even early in the night. senate drama. 50 democrats, 50 republicans. simple majority is 51. what if in the senate we tried to put this together here, how does this race stack up right now at the beginning of the night? this is where we believe we start on tuesday. 6:00, 7:0

trying to paint ryan as a rubber stamp for president biden's. are fed up out of washington. >> the message is clear we need to take the country in another direction and not going to do that unless we get out and vote and throw out the current relationship of washington d.c. >> on monday, the event of the election, former president trump is going to be in ohio, not here, but helping vance get over the line with the republican voters and congressman tim ryan holding events and he's got the chair of the congressional black caucus with us, trying to get the turnout in the final stretch of the race and maybe a hope and a prayer at this point. anita: that's why they've got the gospel group there, right, mark? thank you, mark. griff: anita now let's turn to the key issues concerning voters in the conservative race that could shift control of the house and the senate to the g.o.p. now the house under fox's latest power rankings likely to go to be in republicans hands, by how much, we don't know. the senate, both parties see a pathway and in the final ra

and we in the ryan clan, we have one rule. no regrets. no regrets. and my wife quit her job and stood by me and she traveled with me and she was amazing, those of you who got to hear her speak towards the end of the campaign. she's my best friend, and i'm a lucky guy. i'm a lucky guy. and we have three beautiful kids that have just been amazing. [cheers and applause] those of you, some asked during the campaign, they said, that commercial. with the two kids, the two older ones they said where they yours or were they actors? and i said now that was really them. one said that's disgusting, one said that's gross and i said you know why there's a good at that? because that's what they say to us. and mason and bella have enriched my life since there were four and five years old and they have made me a better dad, a better stepdad, and a better congressman. and our little guy -- [cheers and applause] [chanting] he brings so much joy to us and not just the hour of flag football games on the weekends but every single day and he has been a great kid who ended

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i think it shows in the way that tim ryan has been campaigning.een chasing the moderate voters, those frustrated trump voters trying to lure them over rather than really focusing on the democratic voters. >> karen, obviously that's a significant race, the senate race in ohio. you're there covering all of the races on the ground. you're focused on three races for three judges for the state supreme court because of the huge say that it will have on the issue of abortion, on the gerrymandered maps that the federal court said ohio had to use in this election but the state supreme court will rule. >> reporter: this is an unusual year to have three of seven justices on the ballot, including the chief justice. this is also the first year ohio voters will see party affiliation on the november ballot. these justices ran in partisan primaries and they'll be described as partisan, republican or democrat on the fall ballot. the six-week abortion ban is currently on hold in ohio. it will come before the ohio supreme court at some point and we get to start the

the crucial senate race between time ryan and jd vance.ally neck and neck, not unlike other races. it's one of the races that could determine control of the senate. trump rallied in florida last night, stumping for marco rubio. the state's republican governor ron desantis also up for re-election held his own separate rally the night before in pennsylvania and trump took a swipe at desantis who is widely believed to be gearing up for a 2024 presidential run. trump debuted a new nickname for the florida governor. >> we're winning big, big, big in the republican party for the nomination like nobody's ever seen before. there it is, trump at 71. ron at 10%. >> joining me now, jesse kirsch, ali vitali, and mark caputo. as we look ahead, of course, to the trump rally, campaigning there for jd vance, you also spoke with tim ryan as well over the weekend. also feeling optimistic ahead of tomorrow's election. what did they both say? >> reporter: they brushed aside what they're seeing in the polls. they're campaigning hard. it's going to be interesti

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