re-election bid there, and looking to widen his lead over stacey abrams. john: battleground arizona, mark kelly set to meet with voters as he tries to fend off gains from blake masters. border security a hot topic in that race. sandra: in ohio, stage is set for a senate show down. republican j.d. vance and tim ryan. john: the town hall will be moderated by bret baier and martha maccallum. sandra: alexandra hoff is live out west. john: and alicia, where do the stand on the border? mark kelly just walked up behind us for the meet and greet you were talking about here on the campus of arizona state
bill: it s four key races remaining locked in a dead heat. inflation, crime and border security is driving voters to the polls. voters trust republicans way more to handle all of them. republican senator tim scott details how important your vote is. there s no doubt when you look at the midterms in my lifetime. there s not a more important midterm for america s future than this year. we are just days away from putting america back on the right track. we can change the course of american history starting in georgia, starting with herschel by returning common sense insanity to the u.s. senate. it is that important. bill: saw that from last night. watching the closely raced house in ohio. kevin mccarthy is standing by. alexandra hoff is live this d.c. what did we find?
julie: just a couple hours from now president biden will be signing an executive order on abortion access. he is facing growing pressure from his own party to take action after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade two weeks ago. alexandra hoff is live in washington with more. the president s stance has been there isn t a lot he can do and focused on rallying voters to turn out in november for congress to codify roe v. wade. not enough for progressives. he looks to satisfy the immediate demands. today s executive action will build on actions already taken by the president. the actions will clue new measures to safeguard access to contraception and direct hhs to make sure abortion related medication is available as widely as possible and seeks to
griff: for more on the reaction to the overturning of roe vs wade. let check with alexandra hoff outside the streak. hi, griff. we ve been here all morning and the past hour, we ve seen seeing. and there crowd rushed over behind the camera and seems to be a shouting match off and on and that s pretty much what we ve seen largely pro choice activists and then a couple of pro-life activist ins there. it s important to note in washington d.c. and along with 16 other states there will be no reduction to abortion access even with the undoing of roe vs wade. they have laws on the books here and d.c. has some of the least restricted abortion laws and a termination of pregnancy at all stages. 11 democratically led
at least two dozen states have the so-called trigger provisions to implement anti-abortion measures in their respective states. 16 others and the district of columbia made sort of pre-moves to make sure that abortion was protected in their states and districts. we ll give you an update and where things stand. where things stand outside of the united states supreme court, alexandra hoff is there today. things have been heating up and shouting matches that have happened with pro choice activases who are out here today and then some on the pro-life side. it s been a back and forth and different pockets breaking out. less than 23 hours ago now when the decision was first out, more of a pro-life that let out reactions, tears and cheers and that was their reaction for what they saw as a recognition, life before birth for the first time in years and though the