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>> i think there is room to have a full debate and there is room to have a moderate candidate. i am not saying the electorates would like the idea. people are running as progressive because thats the base of party is. the platform that we sign on is the most aggressive and many of the issues on that we are talking about now in terms of healthcare and income in equality because of movements. those issues are not partisan. the fact that people cant buy food if they miss one paycheck is a result of...

I think the strategy is going to appeal to in this race, as well, but as again, the democratic primary is going to be crucial here, because there is no heir apparent. were going to have upwards of possibly 30 candidates in the race. debates are going to be, again, these lotteries which is going to pit everyone against each other for weeks on end. youre going to have these candidates run through the ringer. i dont imagine that donald trump is going to find anything new by the end of the -- >> the...

Soeis over. please go away. >> i dont know if theres a necessity to say that, s.e. why would you want to say that and alienate? >> because i think a lot of democrats felt betrayed by the party who decided, who foisted hillary on them instead of listening to the electorates. i think that would go a long way to regaining some trust. >> i think the democrat thats going to emerge is someone whos going to be able to unite the party. >> and bring everybody together. i hear that. >> i dont think theres...

Democrats won the midterm elections. what do you mean by that? >> now he has an antagonist, now he has a foil. that may be a cover-up for an election lost, but there is a point for this. he does like having a fight, he likes having something to go after. remember, both bill clinton and barack obama lost control of parts of congress in their first midterm elections like donald trump and yet went on to win reelection in part because they had somebody to play off of and tell the electorates, see, i...

Imposes them on, the uk. a whole bunch of people who are not moderates are now setting agendas in europe. >> yes. in many ways they are setting agendas. one thing i would say to get a silver lining on the cloud. these are not majorities so far when you look at the actual electorates on the whole, here in the u.s., 25% of eligible voters voted for donald trump. in the you caning, its 30% of the electorate. these are not majorities of people, but they are big, loutd, angry minorities. no doubt abo...

Can jon tester overcome that? yes you. talk about america changing. look at the neighborhood. this is a very hard state for a democrat. and so the democrat take answer early lead. the republican pulls ahead. the gravity tells you rosendale is happier. tester says im a survivor. theyre making all these phone calls. lets watch. lets watch. 38% of the vote, 28% of the vote still to count in again, another very close race tonight. >> but it just shows, a guy that mei xiang may be man up wouldnt have...

Has been spent expanding the electorate and bringing on new voters against a man whos secretary of state and who has bet his career on purging voters. its been really problematic the last few days. but im also really struck by she has run such a smart campaign around medicaid expansion. everywhere she goes, black group, white group, business, progressives, she talks about georgia is losing $8 million a day because it didnt expand medicaid and she gets applause from business leaders. she wants to...

Terms of people voting bunch election day as you mention. 35 million, when all those votes are counted, it will likely be north of 40 million votes. if those trends hold out, it will not only be a record for early vote, but in terms of the youngest, most diverse electorates weve seen in a midterm election. were seeing massive surges, especially from dwruyounger vot under 29, in rates weve seen in elections. theyre coming out very high rates. african-american voters, latino voters, women. its rea...

Been fielding tons of competitive statewide candidates for governor of florida or democrats in georgia or texas. joy reid, well talk more tomorrow. i cant wait. >> yep. thank you. >> all right. for more on what we already know about what could happen tomorrow based on early voting and more lets bring in democratic strategist tom, msnbc political analyst cornell belcher. tom, ill start with you. youve been giving regular updates combining the modelling you guys have and the early votes. what are ...

Midterm election. were seeing massive surges, especially from younger voters, under 29, in rates weve seen in elections. theyre coming out very high rates. african-american voters, latino voters, women. its really quite striking. >> cornell, you know, weve talked, you and i have talked on the air about this, the fact the midterm electorates tend to be older, white conservative in presidential years. a democratic strategist has to be music to your ears. is there caution there? what is your thinki...