Ohio GOP Senate primary wide open as voters wait until last moment to decide after bruising race

Five major candidates in Ohio's Republican Senate primary all say they're within striking distance as voters head to the polls Tuesday after an expensive, contentious, bruising race filled with personal attacks and overshadowed by a months-long battle for former President Donald Trump's endorsement.

All five of those major candidates say they believe they're in striking distance, particularly with a massive number of undecided voters for so late in a race. 

 "I was the last person into this race, so the undecideds have had multiple times to go with any other candidate. So as they're becoming aware of me, that's where I'm rising in the polls," Dolan told Fox News in a Sunday interview at an Ottawa County Republican Women's Club event.