 Over the past 8 years, the State of Ohio has made a name for itself as a controversial political battleground. The 2006 Ohio Governor s race should only add to that mystique as Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Ted Strickland and his running mate Lee Fisher take on Ken Blackwell, the man responsible for overseeing the 2000 and 2004 Presidential elections for George W. Bush. It has been said that the road to the White House runs through the Ohio State House in 2006. Lee Fisher s son, Jason Zone-Fisher, and fellow director John Intrater, pick up the cameras and document the entire process with dramatic behind-the-scenes access, granting us a unique and moving look at the inner-workings of a closely watched election. Adding to the intensity of this perspective, is our ability to observe the evolution of a father/son relationship, as Lee puts it all on the line for one last shot at the statehouse, after a failed bid in 1998.