Welcome back. Taking a look at the races in congress now. Abc news is showing republicans hanging onto a threeseat advantage with a number of contests still up for grabs as democrats look to take control of the chamber. One seat not changing hands is maine republican susan collins, who survived a major challenge from democrat sara gideon. Collins holds on for a fifth term, winning by seven percentage points. In the house, republicans have a net gain of five seats so far. Democrats are trying to maintain their advantage in that chamber. More than a dozen races are considered tossups. This election brought a number of firsts for the lgbtq plus community. Delawares Sarah Mcbride is the first openly transgender state senator in the country. Tennessee now has its first openly lgbtq lawmakers with tori harris and eddie manus winning their races. Taylor small is vermonts first openly transgender legislator. One race that was a landslide victory took place in the Northern Kentucky hamlet of ra
Tonight, we will get the majority of the results. At the white house, President Trump and Vice President pence are hosting 400 supporters. The president is expected to talk later tonight. At the chase center in wilmington, delaware, a party for the biden harris ticket. The former Vice President is at home with his wife jill. They have been joined by senator , harris and her husband. The che center is where they spoke at the conclusion of the Democratic National attention. Thank you for joining us. We will be here all night with and concessiony speeches and most importantly, your voices. We want to hear from you about this election cycle, about your experience voting. The issues that are important. Here is how you can participate in our program. 202 is our area code. 748 if you are supporting vice there is biden, another number. If you are supporting a thirdparty, did not vote, or neither candidate appealed to you and you did not vote for either one, here is the number for you to call.
Inskeep. Good evening welcome to tonights debate provides our democrat Kate Schroder are republicans so they have will discuss many issues affecting not only ohios but the entire tristate. We will talk more about tonight more about tonights format in just a moment but first id like to introduce the panelists the ones asking the questions asking the questions and i. Their Cincinnati Business Courier reporter and columnist Chris Wetterich and yes on 22 do the presidency of the cincinnati usa Regional Chamber and eddie koen is the ceo of the urban league of greater southwestern ohio. Thereve been changes over the years so this is what ohios First District currently looks like. It comprises of a swath of northern and northeastern Hamilton County and all of orange county. Because of covid19 the traditional opening handshake is not being observed tonight but we do want to thank Kate Schroder and steve chabot for being with us and taking part in this exchange of ideas by want to tell you a li
Good afternoon toledo. What an inspiring time in our Great American manufacturing heartland city to welcome the next president of the United States. Thank you for comingtoday. Joe biden. Joe biden has not only been here before, he has always fought for us. Always. Vice President Joe Biden is our trusted friend. Hes like an uncle area is like a brother. And hes with us in toledo. Toledo, the home of General Motors, the most advanced transmission agility in the entire world. With an additional 39 Million Dollars of investment announced recently and also home of the worldclass jeep production platform, the largest on the north american continent. I can guarantee you without joe biden. Either of them would have survived the drastic laugh from the 2008 recession. We remember, i remember. I remember vote in congress for the recovery when it was democrats, democrats who make sure that these firms were refinancedand they pay back every penny. With interest. And i remember the republicans, ever
President mike pence. Later, an update on the u. S. Response to the coronavirus with a doctor from the Bipartisan Policy Center. Host good morning. It is wednesday, october 7. After announcing yesterday that he was cutting out talks for more Coronavirus Relief until after the election, President Trump appeared to reverse course last night and signaled he would be open to signing specific measures as lawmakers try to get a handle on where negotiations are. Your reaction to the latest relief talks and what you need in your part of the country. You are unemployed or furloughed, the number is 202 7488000. If you are a Small Business owner or employee, 202 7488001. If you are an essential worker, 202 7488002. All others can call in at 7488003. That is also where you can send us a text. If you do, include your name and where youre from. Catch up with us on twitter at cspan w j and on facebook. Com cspan. You can start calling in now as we take you to the president s tender twitter page. Last