As Democrats and Republicans battle for control of Congress, Ohio once again is in the thick of it. The GOP is riding a wave of voter disappointment with efforts to fix the failing economy. Many say Washington's efforts haven't helped them and swing voters are blaming the Democrats. Polls show incumbent Democrats on the bubble in several Ohio Congressional districts. Betty Sutton, for example, has moved from a "solid" Democratic win to only "likely," and John Boccieri's odds of re-election are considered a toss-up. We'll discuss both the 13th and 16th districts and the issues motivating voters.



Guests

David Cohen, associate professor of political science, Bliss Institute of Applied Politics

Mark Naymik, politics writer, The Plain Dealer

Howard Wilkinson, politics writer, Cincinnati Enquirer

Stephanie Warsmith, reporter, Akron Beacon Journal