BOLDUAN: It is down to the wire, folks. Ohio voters will be heading to the polls in less than 24 hours. Right now, the special election in Ohio's 12th congressional district is neck and neck. Like as in the latest poll shows, the Republican and the Democrat separated by a single point. Within the margin of error. Why is this getting so much attention? This one simple fact. Republicans have held that seat for more than three decades. Why so close? What does it mean for the midterms? President Trump campaigned for the Republican Troy Balderson over the weekend. Will he be making all of the difference? Joining me right now, CNN political director, David Chalian, and Washington correspondent for "The Columbus Dispatch," Jessica Wehrman. Thanks for being her, guys. Jessica, let's talk about the feeling on the ground right now. What is the feeling there? What is the impact of the president's visit Saturday?</s>JESSICA WEHRMAN, WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT, THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH: I mean, there are folks who are very motivated. This is a very interesting district because it has suburban and very rural areas. The rural areas are supportive of Trump. Closer into Columbus, the feelings are a little more skeptical. And that's a place where Governor Kasich, who is more moderate, pulls better.
Ohio Special Election Down to the Wire.