Ohio U.S. Senate candidates Tim Ryan and JD Vance were both on the campaign trail Thursday evening. As Tuesday's election approaches, the war in Ukraine has become one of the key issues in the race. The Ohio GOP "Get out the Bus" tour pulled into the Brecksville Community Center on Thursday evening with Republican statewide candidates aboard. There was much talk about inflation and crime, but no mention of U.S. aid in Ukraine. It's an issue that has even divided the Republican party, as seen last August in Parma at the Ukrainian Independence Festival, where Senator Rob Portman, was the Grand Marshal. Portman, who heads of the Senate Ukraine Caucus, was joined by Republican Governor Mike DeWine, to show their support for Ukraine. Ryan, who supports continued U.S. aid to Ukraine, was also in attendance. Outside the Brecksville rally, 3News asked Vance whether he was would support cutting, or reducing U.S. aid to Ukraine. "Yeah, at this point I would, absolutely," said Vance. "We've gotten to the point where, we've been effectively floating the cost of the war almost entirely by ourselves. The big thing that I worry about is the Europeans, who have done effectively nothing, and it's a war in their backyard," he said. Meanwhile Ryan believe that position will cost Vance votes. "It's not just Ukraine, or Ukrainians. It's the Polish community, it's the Lithuanian community," said Ryan. "Because if we didn't stop Putin, and help Ukrainians stop Putin, he'd be in Poland right now." Lynna Lai reports: https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/politics/elections/war-ukraine-could-impact-ohio-us-senate-race-tim-ryan-jd-vance/95-a2c5759a-d2c4-4ccd-8dcb-e41ecb62fa3e