cities. they're starting to run strong in the suburbs. that's what the democrats are hoping for tonight, chris. we can go through this race in more detail. at the moment if you're danny oh conner, you like that in franklin county. you love this in delaware county. this should be starting to turn red. go anywhere in america. cities are blue. as you move away, it should start to turn red. if this stays blue, danny o'connor is in good shame. but remember only 5% in delaware county. let's hold tight. you move into the more rural areas, the republican areas, and you start to see troy balderson doing what a republican should do here. the question is let's keep counting the votes down here. >> so two observations and a question. the first one is we remember from the clinton/trump race that the way ohio goes early is not the way it necessarily finishes. she was up double digits. she wound up losing by eight in that state. secondly, really late endorsement by the republican governor and popular one in ohio, john kasich, for balderson. we're not really sure if that was just about trump/kasich intrigue or how he feels about balderson's positions, the state