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Trump on values and the way he talks about race and the way he talks about women. the volatility. it is a personal judgment not only among women. >> the wild card. the swing voters. >> the men have moved. in the cnn poll, democrats are winning college educated white men which never happens. they have not hit 40% since 2006. they are winning them as well. the women are the really big number. that is the first one. second, i think, millennials. millennials are a strongly democratic leaning group. ...

The works. this is the first chance for americans nationwide to weigh in by ballot on what has happened since trump took control of the white house. and already we know many, many more americans want a voice today than the last midterm election, at least 33 million ballots have been cast in the early vote, blowing out the total number for 2014. and in just less than three hours, the first polls close in indiana and kentucky, giving us those first indications of if republican will keep control of...

Offices all determined by you, the voter, today. cnn has crews all across the country to bring you the very latest on what both parties are calling most consequential midterm ever. lets start in florida where races for governor and u.s. senate are still neck and neck. rosa flores, set the scene for us. >> reporter: brooke, nail biting here in florida of course. that is what florida is known for, nail-biting races. this is the financial district in downtown miami. this is as far as we can go when...

Polling places. looks like folks are engaged. back with our panel now. we have a lot of smart people. scott, big turnout. is that good for republicans? >> it depends on where you are. there will be some districts where i would love for there to be higher turnout. take montana. there is a cap on how many people will vote democrat there? so the higher turnout is good. but there might be suburban districts where you have long lines of people that typically dont vote in the midterm. maybe they are y...

Maybe the most expensive senate race we have seen. >> cruz with the lead. but as we know, polls can be wrong. all you will know is the results. >> you vote. we will watch throughout the day. >> we are on top of all the breaking news on this major midterm election day. will closing arguments from either party close the deal with voters? our experts will be standing by. >> and it is not all about the candidates. voters could bring legal marijuana to the u.s. all of those referendum that they are v...

To latest polls many people here many voters are opposed by his rhetoric especially after an attack and to submit to attack on a synagogue in pittsburgh where the suspects motivation was hatred against jews and against migrants so we saw here and discussion going on whether the president should tone down his rhetoric something thats refuses to do and it will be very interesting how this aspect is going to influence the outcome of this midterm elections alexander phenomena with the very latest on...

A number of close house races. but the seats held by republican barbara comstock and dave brat both expected to be tough races. forecast for pennsylvania also calls for rain and the possibility of severe weather tomorrow afternoon. the vast majority of pennsylvania voters are expected to vote tomorrow. well see if weather has an impact. one person out on the ballot tomorrow is retiring house speaker paul ryan, who has been out of the campaign trail the past three weeks in 12 states and 50 cities...

Against democratic challenger tony evers, the state superintendent of public infrastructure. >> harris: very exciting, thank you very much. meanwhile, republicans are doing every thing they can to hang onto their congressional majorities tonight. historically the presidents party loses seats in their first midterm, including president obama who described democrat losses in 2010 as as a shellacking. bringing in ronna mcdaniel, it is electric. i dont know if you can hear, its always good for every...

Hannity.comm. new jersey, new york, virginia, everywhere in between. the sitting president almost always sees losses in the house. in 2010, the first midterm of barack hussein obama, democrats lost $0.63. seats. and leading the way by newt gingrich, the republicans took by the house of representatives. both of them, obama and clinton, two years after those midterms went on to win the election. over the senate we are watching a handful of very close races that will determine whether or not chuck ...

Polls close tonight. sinema has kept it a competitive race in a historically red state by staying away from party labels. here are the early ballot return numbers from the secretary of states office. 1.59 million ballots in. nearly 42% are by republicans. democrats at about 34% and then unaffiliated at 24. that last number is what democrats say gives them reason to have some hope. now, before the polls opened this morning, the early ballot returns had already surpassed all of midterm voting for ...