SAIGE MILLER, BYLINE: I'm NPR politics reporter Saige Miller, and I'm in Ohio for election night, where a handful of competitive races are taking place. Most eyes are on the Senate where Democrats are working hard to flip the seat blue. A victory in Ohio would get the party one step closer to gaining a majority in the chamber. There are also two competitive House races and a tight governor's race. While Ohio is a reliably red state, President Trump's job performance has lagged. Ohioans are upset about the economy, tariffs, the cost of healthcare and the war in Iran.
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