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Out in huge numbers. i mean, really significant. georgia certainly looking at more than 2 million ballots that have already been cast. but then when you look at the voting demographics, particularly black voters in this midterm, far outpacing the last midterm elections in 2018, this is a major voting bloc for georgia. how impactful might it be? or really is the test what about voting day? no more early voting right now. what about on tuesday? >> well, early voting certainly is a win-win for demo...

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They might be amid negative influence under the trumpian sphere, or why? >> yeah, its a few things. number one, he can suck up campaign cash that would otherwise go to his candidates in the midterm. he can get in the way, destructive message and make it about him instead of about them which might complicate some of those voices. of course, once he becomes an official candidate for president, his campaign is limited in its ability to coordinate with the super pacs were a lot of the big money goes...

Democratic columns. there is both a boost in motivation for democrats, which has endured and also a movement toward democrats among some of the groups were things were a little softer as you would expect in a midterm. so, i expect the impact to be profound, and i think it is a big reason why a lot of races are actually more competitive than they should have been given the assumption that we make about who wins the midterm. elections >> okay, what a conversation. gq ours anna greenberg, thank you...

Inflation is top of mind for many Americans as they head into the voting booth for the 2022 midterm elections.

Main issues that people are thinking about. >> you just met hope cart there, shes a student on has trying to been talk to other students her age to get them engaged this cycle. but, right now in terms of early voting, a lot of young voters havent been participating. that can be typical for the midterms, but with things like abortion on the ballot, candidates like bc have been hoping that more young people, people in the urban centers, at many universities here in the state of north carolina will...

The hotly contested election to replace retiring Senator Pat Toomey, a Republican, is one of a handful of close-call races across the country, crucial to securing a Senate majority.

Little bit more about it from john fetterman, who has just taken the stage here. democrats really need to win this senate seat. that is why joe biden has been to pennsylvania 18 times since taking office. its the most of any other state other than delaware, where he goes off two in the weekends. its not just critical of democratic hopes of keeping the senate a, building the majority there, to do more than they have been able to do in a senate, but we also know in trump and biden doing appearance...

There is both a boost in motivation for democrats, which has endured and also a movement toward democrats among some of the groups were things were a little softer as you would expect in a midterm. so, i expect the impact to be profound, and i think it is a big reason why a lot of races are actually more competitive than they should have been given the assumption that we make about who wins the midterm. elections >> okay, what a conversation. gq ours anna greenberg, thank you ana great having. r...

Nonetheless, we have to be optimistic. he surrounded by family, so thats a wonderful thing. >> and the january six committee has now extended its subpoena deadline, as the panel still waits for trump to hand out documents. in a statement issued last night, the committee said it has been in come near casual trumps attorney. while davis to get dented document deadline to next week, they have not changed the date of his scheduled deposition which remains set for november 14th. but, first a midterm ...