Ohio voters and governor speak about Trump, his handling of the Coronavirus, and bringing the disease to their state

In part of his “Velshi Across America 2020” tour, Ali Velshi discusses Trump’s handling of the Coronavirus pandemic.

MSNBC Senior National Correspondent, Chris Jansing, joins Craig Melvin from Lorain, Ohio, where she spoke with a group of working class voters about the presidential race in a state that is essentially a must-win for President Trump’s re-election fight.

Ohio’s governor Mike DeWine stated to Jake Tapper that no one from the Trump campaign or the White House called him to tell him that Trump brought COVID-19 into his state.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine tells @jaketapper that he has not been contacted by the White House about potential Covid-19 exposure in his state after President Trump tested positive for the virus days after his Cleveland debate https://t.co/QcTs54LVbN #CNNSOTU pic.twitter.com/zEBlL3Bak8

— CNN (@CNN) October 4, 2020

The Ohio Department of Health said COVID-19 cases in the state increased by 1,157 with 20 additional deaths and 47 hospitalizations since Friday.

The update brings the cumulative totals to 157,966 coronavirus cases with 15,735 cumulative hospitalizations and 4,925 deaths.

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Currently, Real Clear Politics shows Biden up in the polls, including Rasmussen, but not by much.

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