Elections are right around the corner and Ted Strickland is determined to make Ohio better.
Ted Strickland continued his "Ohio Is Not For Sale" tour with a stop at the Allen County Democratic Party Headquarters to thank volunteers from his campaign for all their hard work and support and to continue to encourage everybody to vote as elections are only seven days away. Ted also took this time to talk about his plan to fight for working people if elected.. He says he knows what it's like to be a middle class worker and he wants to help those people.
"That's what I want to fight for in the Senate, people who actually use their hands and work for a living, the investor class, the bankers, the Wallstreeters, they can take care of themselves and they usually do. But I want to be someone who is fighting for students, for seniors, for women," says Strickland.
Strickland is running up against Republican Rob Portman for U.S. Senate.
Strickland will be at Capital University in Columbus tomorrow joining President Obama in a rally that will encourage people to vote.
