are suffering under the tariffs, especially soybean farmers and also people who worked in auto and manufacturing, auto jobs, they are in trouble. there is a gm plant that has been idled in northeast ohio, and that affects a whole chain of businesses. >> last night the opioid crisis was brought up. i know that's an important issue in ohio. is that something that resonated with voters there? laura. >> i think it resonates with white voters because that's what the opioid crisis has in particular hit. it started out with rural, white ohioans. at one point, we were having 13 people a day were dying from opioid overdoses. the deaths seem to be decreasing, although it still is a problem. we had some more urban voters of color. there is a feeling like, why weren't you guys this concerned during the crack-cocaine epidemic? so, yeah, i think that opioids