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midterm elections. where record breaking turnout, get getting folks -- well young people are voting now all over the place because they know what is at stake. it is their future and i think that we saw certainly the midterms that a lot of people who were nonvoters, because so many people don't turn out in these special elections, a supreme court race that is really hard to get people to turn out and yet folks obviously were highly motivated i think it is -- and it is a sign again it is not just motivating to the democratic base. this is engaging independent voters, there is no more swing state than the state of wisconsin. and the fact that this judge won by more than 10 points is, i think, just very telling about where the middle of the country is >> and donna, she ran on abortion rights. this is from politico reporting on this case wisconsin has an 1840 laws on
curmudgeonly anti-black and anti-lgbtq person, and the reason he won so overwhelmingly in florida is about 1.3 million people stayed home and didn't bother to vote. apathy put him in, not excitement. and somehow, people have decided that that means that will translate outside of florida where people just literally just are nonvoters. so give me your perspective here. will he get 2% of the african american vote or 3%? because african americans can see and have eyes and can hear. >> yeah. that's right. i think that, you know, you can say or use the word woke as a slur as much as you want to, i guess. but clearly, it does not play outside of the base that he is playing to. i mean, ron desantis has decided that the winning strategy for him is one that's as old as the
>> the biggest point, the reason this is happening is because democrats also need to respond to the fact that latinos are working class and they have aspirations. they want to be rich. they want to be smaub business owners and own a home. a lot of times we treat them as any other voting demographic. if we don't talk to them, deliver programs for them, you will lose them to nonvoters and then they start voting for republicans because at least they have some other vision. it has to be an active campaign. we have to talk to them about the american dream, to be a part of the american dream. sometimes we don't do that. and that's how we lose. >> and it's also -- [ applause ] >> it's also because latinos think for themselves. we have this like, oh, you belong to demographic x so you are a natural constituency for party y. they are not like, oh, i am a gra demographic and i must vote for this particular party. i grew up in mexico city. my father was from mexico.
we just don't think our vote matters. >> it's apathy, shaq, they don't see the value of going out and voting because they're one person or the politicians that they hear on the tv don't match their values and so they just don't see it as a necessary thing to do out and vote. again, we know that there are hundreds of thousands of them, millions of them across the country who aren't voting and sitting out these elections is jeopardizing our lifestyle. >> reporter: you hear the president of the group there mentioning the fact that there are millions of these kind of nonvoters across the country. there are about 15 million registered hunters across the country and that's why they're focusing efforts not just on wisconsin but states like pennsylvania, michigan, georgia, all high hunting population states where they say they believe they can make a difference if they get their folks to turn out. i think it's a sense it's not just conservative groups doing this. we have liberal groups doing this as well. it's a sign that with just two weeks to go until election day, the focus right now is on turning out voters, even those
he's now down to s majorityow support to groups, democrats, self-identified democrats and african american voterser with everybody else is underwater in some cases dramatics independents. 37% young voters, 30%, 18 to 20 nonvoters and also hispanic voters 1, 25 or 30%. so he's really lost the confidence of a broad swath of the american public and it couldn't happen at a worse time with the election approaching now. >> all i want to get to a new poll just out because it dovetails with what i just said about the dobbs decision that democrats thought, oh , going to get these suburban women now. it's going to be great. well, republican versus democrats now the june 20 first poll showed it wasl plus four for republicans on the onic the generic republicans versus democrats. so it's forty five . deforty one in june. twenty seven it was forty five forty plus five for the republicans. so in the generic congressional
voters who were angry that i was asking. typical nonvoters, you run into people who don't vote or are not familiar. but this was one of the first times i'd gone to a parking lot, talked to people and found a group that just said why would i bother doing that? and their voices were sort of angry. their posture was who cares why? the system is failing me. i think that helps explain a little bit of why -- michael is right that it is about the way the parties have kind of polarized and are going to the polls, but i also think that people are just really pissed off. they're really angry about what's going on and they don't feel like anyone can help them. they tried it with the trump administration. then they switched. they handed power in washington to democrats and now inflation has gone ramp anant and people unhappy with their lives. >> do you get the same sense? >> there are a lot of push-button issues that have people infuriated. inflation at a 40-year high is one of them. i think the situation on the
have spoken and gave me the honor to be qualified in the second round against the incumbent president emmanuel macron. let me express to the millions of voters who expressed their trust in me my sincerest gratitude. i acknowledge in humility all the responsibility that comes with it. >> this year's election saw significant abstentions with voter participation falling to a two-decade low for a first-round vote. as cnn's paula newton reports, the question now is when the candidates can inspire nonvoters to show up for the second, final round. >> reporter: sunday in paris. for many french people, it was a laissez faire kind of day. to lounge by the seine or enjoy a drink at a cafe. there was one activity many people around the country decided to skip, voting in the first round of the country's presidential elections. the candidates voted. but turnout for the rest of the country was less impressive. a french polling group estimates