I've lived the American dream. I came here at 5, became a citizen and launched successful businesses. Now, I am worried about our nation's future. That's why I am running for Senate.

He and Democratic incumbent Senator Sherrod Brown crisscrossing the state in these final days making their closing arguments to Ohio voters. Brown, who is seeking a fourth term in the Senate, says he wants to put that seniority to work for Ohio as he has done.

Early in his campaign, Republican Senate candidate Bernie Moreno encouraged people attending his rallies to record anything he said. But after a controversial moment at one of his events, recent videos appear to show him pivoting with technology that blocks audio recordings.

Bernie Moreno, a Republican car dealership owner, is challenging longtime U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown who is running for reelection on the Nov. 5 ballot.

The biggest race on Ohio's Nov. 5 ballot is that between Sen. Sherrod Brown and businessman Bernie Moreno. Here's what you need to know about the candidates and issues. Brown, a Democrat, was first elected to the U.S. Senate in 2006 after defeating then-Sen. Mike DeWine.

In the Senate race, however, Republican challenger Bernie Moreno trails current Sen. Sherrod Brown by two points — a virtual tossup given the poll's margin of error of plus or minus 2.8 percentage points. The poll of 1,200 registered Ohio voters shows Trump leading Harris 51% to 44% and Brown leading Moreno 46% to 44%.