ohio conveying our position as a state board of education and conveying the status of these regulations. there is a lot of confusion about the status. you have a department of education regulation, which is not even in effect but merely propose status. the company and guidance documents have been joined by the federal court. but meanwhile, we see a lot of districts make changes. we are trying to let them know, look, this is the status of these things. carley: charlotte, what do you think about this debate? do you stay in opposition to the title 9 changes? absolutely. this is anti-regulations. we believe government for, of, by the people. we know children need to parents to their education process. we believe in local control in the state of ohio. each district is free to design a system of education that values every unique child. that they come up with options and opportunities for every
want people to follow for the next 45 days and we ll be sworn in january and get things done for america. carley: oregon republicans doubled number of house seats and republicans scored big in new york. some of the deepest blue areas, it is interesting, that is where republicans made significant headway, what can be taken away from that? people were tired and frustrated of high crime we are seeing in blue states and frustrated with inflation rising 8.5% in oregon and not being able to keep up with wages and the education process, people are frustrated with schools being locked down for too long and they want to speak up and get things done. they want a vibrant economy, that they are safe on their streets and their kids have access to great education and that is what we want to do, keep
pete: meaning change it or fix it aweek after the election. steve: you didn t sign it, come on in and sign it. i have got a feeling some states are going to say we re a laughingstock. let s go ahead and change the law so that there is better clarity around election day. one person who knows for sure that she has been elected to congress in oregon is lori chavez dermer, she was on will fox & friends first this morning and talked about why she was able to film her district ready blue. ppeople are tired andfrustrag in our states. frustrate with the inflation rising 8.5% in oregon. not being able to keep up with wages. and the education process. people are frustrated with their kids in school being locked down for too long. so they wanted to speak up and they want work done. i mean, that is the key to an electorate that s happy. they want to see an a vibrant economy that they re safe on
time for new ads, and they are out on the campaign trail today. walker on what he calls his evict warnock bus tour. florida senator rick scott, walker is asking, people, turnout anyway, even though it will not determine the control of the senate. still show up. listen. you got to tell your friends to get out and vote. if you don t have no friends, go make some friends, to get them to get out and vote. we got to make sure they know that we want to take our country back. that is of course the question, will voters show up. and we have more from antonia hylton live in georgia. what are you seeing on the ground? reporter: i was at that rally where herschel walker gave that message asking people to please call on who they know and make sure they participate in the runoff. and that s a big part of the education process, that actually both campaigns are taking right now, they need to chris-cross the state again, they need to make sure people who already voted the first time around vote
they were frustrated with the inflation rising 8 1/2% in oregon. not being able to keep up with wages. and the education process. people were frustrated with their kids in school being locked down for too long. they wanted to speak up and want work done. harris: what worked for republicans in oregon? you just saw it. she proves again that messengers are as important as message. candidate quality manner. she is a high quality candidate. their first time candidates and i hope they run again. but it is not enough to not beat bide in. we failed to get more independents to vote republican. usually in the mid-terms from 2006 to 2018 the party out of power carried independents by double digits and over a majority. this time democrats won independents 49-47. if you were a pro-choice independent you were more motivated to vote. you don t have the same