The race between Republican U.S. Senate candidate JD Vance and Democratic challenger Tim Ryan will be one of the most watched races in the nation tomorrow. The control of the U.S. Senate and House could be up for grabs and Vance knows what is at stake and he is confident that he will be victorious tomorrow.

With less than two weeks before the election, the 10 senate candidates on the May 3rd ballot are crossing the state getting their message out and picking up endorsements.   JD Vance got a major endorsement recently from President Donald Trump for his senate run. He says to have his trust and support sends a message that he is the candidate to fight for trump's policies if he is elected.  Thursday, the Associated Press put out a story that says Vance visited universities and colleges across the country to promote his book. And he made money doing it. In the two years after the 2016 release of "Hillbilly Elegy," Vance visited at least 18 universities for graduation speeches, lectures or political talks and he was paid more than $70,000.  But on the campaign trail Vance has been critical of higher education working against the conservative movement.  We asked him about the story and how his thoughts on higher education have changed.

Republican J.D.Vance is continuing his campaign for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Rob Portman. Vance says he has been hearing voters' concerns about the direction that the country is headed, inflation and immigration. He says all that can be fixed with the right people in Washington. People that will act instead of talk.