For the third day in a row, an Ohio politician took the virtual stage at the Democratic National Convention. U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) was tapped to tout Joe Biden's plan for the economy.
During his appearance, Brown spoke with Ohio business owners about the challenges of keeping their companies afloat during the COVID-19 pandemic.
That includes Molly Johnson who owns a small tooling manufacturing company in Lake County.
"You're kind of forgotten and the president always bragging about the stock market sort of leaves a lot of small manufacturing companies behind," said Brown.
"We could use a little help right now and it just seems we get one step forward and then two steps back," Johnson responded.
Watch: Segment of DNC addressing economic issues
Brown says Biden's economic recovery plan is geared towards helping small businesses and the middle class.
Republicans in Ohio say President Donald Trump had a good economic record before the pandemic, pointing to tax cuts and the USMCA trade deal.
