open primary system. so we know a democrat will win. cnn can project that in california. democrats will win. a california state senator will defeat democrat jan perry, a former los angeles city council woman. also in california s 15th and 34th congressional districts, we can also say a democrat will win. we don t know yet which one. this means we can move three morehouse seats over to democrats, bringing the balance of power to 195 democrats right now and 209 republicans. so let s take a look at the state of play where things stand right now on this election night in america continued. right now democrats must win 21 competitive seats to maintain their majority in the house. republicans must win seven competitive seats to win their majority in the u.s. house of representatives. let s go over to john king right now, who is watching all of this. so, so closely. so we haven t projected the
minor mistakes. they re trying to get them back in to cast new ballots, same day ballots today. it is, though, the point, right? it s part of a broader republican effort, one we ve been covering on this program for years now. legal efforts, legal maneuvers with the goal of muddying the waters and disenfran chaising disenfranchising voters. jason, you know, whatever you are moved by, i do want to get your thoughts. tell me what you re watching today and how you re feeling. it s really fascinating. i am down in georgia right now and have been seeing sort of the behavior on the ground. i m seeing rallies with students at clark atlanta university. i m seeing rallies with students at morehouse. i m seeing everything from poll workers saying i don t see the enthusiasm i saw four years ago
On November 1, Administrator Samantha Power will travel to Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia to celebrate the Agency’s fifth agreement under USAID’s Minority Serving Institutions (MSI) Partnership Initiative this year. The Administrator will also meet with students and the university faculty during her visit.
use it as a catchall, they don t even know what it means. i mean, am i wrong, bakari? no, you re not wrong. woke was a word that was ours, don. it was a black colloquialism. it was utilized when people who just knew it was going on around them. in college, when i was in morehouse in 2005, in 2004, people said you are woke because you knew it was going on around you. you are someone who s alert, who is paying attention. and sometimes you even delved into conspiracy theories etcetera, but now, it s just being bastardized. it s anti intellectual-ism. it s dishonest. whatever ron desantis thinks woke is is not what it supposed to mean. i get a lot of people, you don t even know it woke is when you talk about woke and wokeness. stop it. please, people. this is from the ruling, alison. alice. normally, the first amendment bars a state from burning speech freely, but in florida, the person who bars burdening
in the system right. even though they are saying the party should push further left, and they will get more gain from young people. and even though they were critical of some of the folks that are running, they deeply believe in democracy, especially in the south. they come from a great tradition of people pushing this democracy to be the best that it can actually be. and so they actually believe, nets and they are just hoping the party listens when they say we need to push, we need to turn these guys in a different direction. hoping that the party actually listens. when you turn, atlanta jermaine, with these young black voters is a preview of what we will see when we embark on a tour of this, colleges and universities across the south. tell us more about that, and how we will be able to follow along. john, glad you mentioned the store, i am super excited by this. we are gonna be hitting texas southern, morehouse, park it land to. a number of other colleges, having live shows for i