In an election year when control of the Senate relies on the Democratic Party's ability to win every single competitive race, an enormous weight sits on the slumped shoulders of the famously disheveled 71-year-old.
Mr. Brown's tousled hair and gravelly voice have spoken to working-class voters since he was elected Ohio's secretary of state in 1982. But, he asked, would workers in a blue-collar state that has twice handed Mr. Trump eight-percentage-point victories understand who should get the credit?
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