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
and the quote in the article says democrat own research shows that of nonvoters think the party is preachy, judgmental, focused on culture war. democrat used to be or claim to be the party of the working man, they seem to have given that up. >> think about it, it doesn't make any sense. why are they turning their back -- two thirds of americans don't go to college they might have the name on the front of her shirt or learn a skill with her hand why are they turning their backs on these people? they fundamentally believe working men and women believe that somehow against their utopian socialist ideals, they think people of faith and old-fashioned and they think they are racist. when hillary clinton said there
but it's been huge in arizona for years. >> even before the pandemic, more than 70% of arizona voters were voting by mail. >> going forward, under the new arizona law, if you do not use your early ballot, returning it by mail or dropbox at least once in two consecutive election cycles, even if you do vote in person during that time, county officials will send a notice stating that within 90 days, you must confirm in writing your desire to remain on the early voting list. otherwise you will no longer automatically receive early ballots unless you reregister. some experts who we've talked to say removing occasional mail-in voters from the list could affect as many as 150,000 arizonans. >> they're not voting. these are nonvoters. these are non-mail-in voters. these people have not, umm, shown an interest in voting by
were voting by mail. >> going forward, under the new arizona law, if you do not use your early ballot, returning it by mail or dropbox at least once in two consecutive election cycles, even if you do vote in person during that time, county officials will send a notice stating that within 90 days, you must confirm in writing your desire to remain on the early voting list. otherwise you will no longer automatically receive early ballots unless you reregister. some experts who we've talked to say removing occasional mail-in voters from the list could affect as many as 150,000 arizonans. >> they're not voting. these are nonvoters. these are non-mail-in voters. these people have not, umm, shown an interest in voting by mail. >> has there been evidence of fraud with the permanent mail-in voting list? >> there's been evidence of
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watching this bhoel thing. and i think just enough of them. if just 2 or 3% came out, that's over 3 million people of the nonvoters. if they just came out, they will put the wood to these guys like they can't even madimagine it rt now. all of that is possible. you've got the -- >> sally in arizona. >> stop right there. she lost last november. arizona already voted out her. they don't want her. and who is she running against? the hero astronaut, mark kelly. boom, there's no reason we should lose that. >> susan collins of maine says she's running again. >> sorry. sorry. what nobody will forget what you did regarding justice kavanaugh,
from now could be so overwhelmingly the american people coming to the polls and saying enough is enough and throwing so many republicans out in a way you would only see in a country with a parliamentary system. there was a time in canada a number of years ago where a whole part of the country threw out every liberals or conservatives or whatever. but same thing happened in -- during the tony blair days where there was one election where scotland and wales threw all the parties out. i think smart republicans know they may have crossed the line too far at this point. i think they have. i don't think they get another chance. i think we have to remove as many as we can and i think the seats they think are safe are not as safe as we think. the nonvoters party have been
students fighting back. the creative head of the movement he designed t. shirts containing a message for young americans. the blue in the u.s. flag is a q.r. code scanning it with a cell phone provided information about the midterm elections of all time 2018. sort target audiences over the nonvoters of this country and generally think of the nonvoters of this country the huge demographic is 18 to 20 not so young people this country they wanted to motivate these millions of potential young voters to register before the elections so that they could vote for politicians who favored stricter gun laws you can't vote if you're not registered and we know that young people tend to vote in lower numbers than any other age category in 2014 only about 20 percent of the youngest age cohort voted in those midterm elections and
simple, we are stronger together. while there is a lot of pain in terms of folks living in poverty, there is also power. an untapped voting block of upward of 100 million people, many of those folks who didn't vote in 2016. they have hoping through this tour, 22 states that will culminate in washington next year for a march and rally. along the way there will be moments of civil disobedience. it's like being enslaved, poverty. like poverty is like enslavement. when i look behind me, there was black, brown, young, old, white, every color you could imagine, all kinds of folks that said we're here together. we're stronger together and they've been divided too long, chris. >> it's interesting they're going after nonvoters. we need to keep an eye on those attempts. trymaine lee, thank you so much for that report. that is "all in" for this