If Jeep sends its workers home, it will get critical
In the old automotive city of Toledo in Ohio, Democrats and Republicans are fighting for what could be a decisive seat in the Senate. Here, two opposing strategies are colliding on how America's industry can be led into the future, as a visit shows.
The US state of Ohio is gearing up for a crucial Senate election, with Democrats and Republicans vying for control. The election is seen as a referendum on President Trump's performance, with Democrats hoping to win back the Senate seat held by Republican Jon Husted. According to polls, Democrat Sherrod Brown is leading, and a win could potentially bring the Democrats the majority in the Senate.
The election campaign has been marked by intense negativity, with over $460 million spent on advertising, making it one of the most expensive Senate races in history.
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