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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ early voting opened today in georgia one of the most consequential midterm battlegrounds. tonight, the states two candidates for governor debate. and this morning, the democratic senate incumbent raphael warnock cast his ballot and sharpened an attack on herschel walker. even n kend is standing by. tell us more. >> reporter: herschel walker is not ready to leave the senate. admonished walker about embelling his law enforcement credentials. walker then, of course, whipped

46/46% dead heat. safe to factor in to get a more representative example. republicans ahead on "the new york times"/sienna poll. democrats could lose the house, thats a nervous moment for the majority. >> right, very nervous moment. were looking at historical trend here as well where the party that holds the white house doesnt do well in that first midterm election. democrats are looking at that precedent. then you drill down and numbers are settling closer to election day showing that republica...

Time and time again shes not interested in having substantive issues that matter to arizonians. she wants a scenario that she can control the dialogue. >> in a fair moderated debate they can control the dialogue where you each have your time. a lot of democrats are very nervous about this strategy. >> right. its an understandable tactic, if youre so far ahead of your opponent because katie hobbs isnt in the primary because she didnt debate in the primary either. i think democrats are nervous tha...

In the white house, trump on the campaign trail, trump on the golf course, whipping up hatred, for seven long years now. and it just gets worse and worse. as a muslim, i have become used to islamophobia on the right, sadly. i am used to the mainstreaming of anti-muslim hate. but anti summit-ism, thankfully, had always seemed off limits, like a third rail. it seemed untouchable. at least, publicly. -- for three quarters of a century, antisemites were locked out of major american politics or at le...

The midterm, do you know what happens. >> campaign 2024, if people want to see fewer ads, have smaller government. with less at stake people will not spend so much money tony flewence it -- to influence it. i think there is an issue with dr. oz here, talked about on campaign trail, one thing that has inspired him people want to be left alone. that is a big message he has got friend small, people, people who run diners. >> interesting. >> lift alone. >> he thinks that is optimistic. >> that is a ...

So few willing witnesses and participants. it is a terrible problem for law enforcement when they try to -- we were with them to solve the cases. the only way youre getting witnesses back, the only way youre getting juries to trust prosecutors, when we do at the right way. we do it when we do it with integrity. some people have said, theyre pretty smart people. the problem that they have a progressive prosecutors is not the case, we wont prosecute, lets say for example prostitution, sex work. it...

And if he wont go quietly, what do you do? i think she probably m foremiddible in democratic primaries if he is determined to hang on. >> i think he is running. i think this is his moment of saying you do what you need to do, by saying ill make a decision, barring any health concerns. dana: do you think at-this-point someone on democrat could side would challenge him in a primary. >> it would be tough, he would have to have some major weakness or health issue, but he will have to have a firm ans...

>> carley: you meant pete buttigieg, cnn poll talked about democrats running in midterm elections or looking to pete buttigieg more and more frequently to campaign for them. why? there is no one else. the article said pete buttigieg only political experience before failed presidential bid was serg as mayor of south bend, indiana, who has become the most requested surrogates on the campaign trail for democratic candidates in the midterm. he is getting more requests and kamala harris. the reason i...

Democrats were they -- get better marks on republicans is climate change, health care sp and abortion they are not the issues that people are focused on for this particular midterm. dana: you heard in that panel as far as immigration. nobody likes lawlessness at border, people have different ideas what it should be. i think what has to bother voters is that whatever you want, compromise maybe, wall and more legal migration, were seeing no effort by the white house to solve this it is just a tole...

Monday marks the first day of early voting for the Nov. 8 midterm election. Early ballots can be submitted until Nov. 4 at 5 p.m. Here’s where and when to