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About kind of the historical nature of whats going on here and that kind of need to get on the record. its been such a motivating force for him throws this. its a big part of why he ran against trump, and you know, they do think its incredible important. the other thing, we havent talked too much today about the fact, the reasons for why history is not on democrats side going into this midterm, right. its never on the side of the party thats in power. and part of that is just because it is very ...

Has shifted in battleground states. we have to remember a lot of voters we are counting on, these are our first-time voters that participated for the first time in 2020. which means, by definition, theyve never voted in a midterm. >> this is a really good point i want -- if you think of georgia, for example, where youve got senator warnock who is deadlocked with republican candidate herschel walker. then youve got the brian kemp incumbent. he is pulling about eight points ahead right now against...

Stack of, for the wealthiest americans and corporations. [inaudible] i stand up to big pharma. and pushing on the administration, -- reduce cost for arizona families. >> theres a bit, and im sure youre saying, theres a bit of enchantment with the democratic party. of abortions can whiff of the deal. . people to vote in a midterm, were reaching out to voters, knocking on doors, making phone calls. im showing up the places where people vote. were working hard to get the vote out. i think theres a ...

First midterm election. thats a criticism of president obama because they passed the affordable care act and hung these democrats out to dry. they need that base vote. that will keep republican gains a little lower. if democrats dont vote, theyre going to get shellacked across the country. >> that memory of what felt like to be shellacked is so indelible, that hes trying to make sure his friend doesnt experience that, as well. all right. well leave it there. dont forget, on election night, joi...

Sunday. we appreciate you joining us. is so look ahead to election night and give us what youll be watching as far as poll closings, what can give you an early indication of how this is going. >> good. first at 6 p.m., parts of indiana/kentucky close, those in the eastern time zone. there are no competitive races in those two states in the eastern time zone. but im going to to be starting to look at the individual congressional district returns, comparing what the member got this time, democrat ...

Couple minutes, ago the new msnbc poll shows a surge and democratic enthusiasm days before the midterm. well tell you more about what that might mean on election day. well be right back. l be right back. any footlong for free! this guy loves a great offer. so lets see some hustle! i grew up an athlete, i rode horses... i really do take care of myself. i try to stay in shape. thats really important, especially as you age. i noticed after kids that my body totally changed. i started noticing a lit...

Inside elections. good to see both of you, just two days before election day on this midterm. so jonathan, you first. the biggest names from both parties, in pennsylvania yesterday with three presidents making their closing pitches to voters. so do you think these big hitters can move the needle for either candidate with just, you know, the election day right around the corner? >> well, theyre hoping that theyll move the needle with base voters. so for democrats, that means voters in pittsburgh ...

Myself, alyssa mendes, it myself 7 pm tuesday msnbc for live coverage and analysis of analysis the midterm. that starts live on tv also streaming on tiktok. so you are, this sunday show with jonathan capehart begins right now. now. the final count down in two days before the midterm elections a new poll asks which party voters want to control congress and why do wisconsin lieutenant governor mandela barnes joins me live to talk about his race against senator ron johnson who says that he cant com...

Georgia run-off will decide who controls the senate? it absolutely is. >> incredible. the house theoretically we would know before that point but when we talk about 12 races that are essentially tossups or ever so slight leans what are you focused on there? >> 435 in all but of course most house districts are pretty safe democrat or republican. that is the way the lines are drawn. using our partners at inside elections we see 82 competitive races. lets take a closer look. when you look at them t...

Senator and is seen as a strong favorite. there were a lot of questions as to whether this was a shot across the brow to florida governor desantis largely seen as trumps most formidible republican opponent in 2024. >> just making sure little marco wont run against him, his nickname for him. now it is ron desanctimonious. outfront now, the executive director and founder of the center for election innovation and research, the coauthors of "the big truth, upholding democracy in the age of the big l...