CHILLICOTHE, Ohio (CNN) -- Sens. Barack Obama and John McCain are well aware of what's at stake in Ohio. Mike Milburn, left, and Dan DeGarmo are skeptical about what both candidates bring to the table. No Republican has ever won the White House without winning Ohio, a state that has received more visits from the candidates and their running mates this year than any other. Inside the bellwether state is the bellwether town of Chillicothe, a town that often mirrors the state's election results. Voters there are divided. With less than a month to go until the election, it's concerns about the financial markets and the economy that dominate the airwaves at the town's radio station.
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Chillicothe, population 22,000, is considered a bellwether town in Ohio
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Voters at local restaurant are skeptical about the upcoming election
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The town voted for George Bush in the past two elections
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John McCain has visited Chillicothe; Barack Obama is scheduled to visit Friday
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