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into chaos and create a showdown where the next president will be decided by a vote in the republican -controlled house of representatives. history suggests that democrats are all -- toward a midterm shacking, as president obama once called it. the party in the white house has few exceptions traditionally lost seats in congress. democrats are expected to perform poorly. theres almost a punchline at this point. yes, president bidens all-time low pole time certainly not helping his party...

released right away in this first hour, all the votes that were received by about yesterday. thats basically what you are looking at here to start. so what was expected that vote would be the most favorable vote for karrin taylor robson so she needed to take the lead, she needed to build a little bit of a pad, because it was expected that the vote that was cast today, and then the final votes that will be kind of not till tomorrow, would be more favorable to kari lake. robson succeeded...

But they will give us a huge indicator of our politicians� fortunes as we hurtle towards the big contest. The Prime Minister tried to look cheerful on the campaign trail. But hes been under the cosh for many months. If the results are gruesome, could rishi sunak� sjob be at risk . Will sir keir starmer be able to show convincing progress tonight . Labours been miles ahead in the National Polls for months though real life votes are what really count. Ed davey and his army of activists want to...

All right it is 1 am on the east coast. im ali velshi. this is msnbc special coverage of primary results in five states. arizona, kansas, missouri michigan, and washington state. voters of turned out to the determine their nominees for the mid terms elections to be held in 97 days. the biggest news of the night was in the state of kansas where voters voted to protect the right of abortion. this was the first electoral test for abortion rights since the supreme court overturn roe v. wade. around ...

0 all right it is 1 am on the east coast. im ali velshi. this is msnbc special coverage of primary results in five states. arizona, kansas, missouri michigan, and washington state. voters of turned out to the determine their nominees for the mid terms elections to be held in 97 days. the biggest news of the night was in the state of kansas where voters voted to protect the right of abortion. this was the first electoral test for abortion rights since the supreme court overturn roe v. wade. aroun...

For a state of the union address in less than two weeks, a big opportunity to set the table for the mid terms elections, theyre recognizing as they want to talk about the presidents accomplishments, covid relief laws and infrastructure laws, that your finding voters arent really receptive to hearing him talk about those accomplishments until and when he provides clarity that he understands what americans are going through. so youve begun to hear that from the president in recent public events. j...

What is motivating them to come out? >> i think with hillary clinton not winning the election and president trump taking his role, i think democrats were motivated to come out especially people in college realize they have a civic duty to make this country what its supposed to be. this is the year for them. even if its not a major election, these elections make decisions for our congress. >> people assume that most young people are liberal. do you find that to be the case here at perdue? >> not ...

Looking forward to november, i would recommend it is clear, you must, if you are a republican candidate, have you got to hug the president for one reason and one reason alone and thats because the president has uncanny ability to generate base turnout. thats what these mid terms elections are all about. there are two things these candidates have to do. hug president trump because he will help turn out your base and, two, run on the trump agenda. thats how you get those swing voters because his a...

This. why isnt the president overruling john kelly? >> well, maybe he will. i think here is the problem. you are the president of the united states. you are dealing with north korea. you want to denuclearize north korea. you are working on policy that leads to economic growth. >> he has a lot on his plate but he can stop it with a phone call. >> i think it is coming into his focus now. i think it is inside his cross hairs now. he is just back from a historic trip. you will see de-nuclearization ...

Partisanship, stupidity, et cetera, et cetera, on solving important questions and the government doesnt seem to work. partisanship is hurting us. i dont know if kasich is the guy to do it. is he certainly right, if he were to run as an independent. if he were to bull moose trump and teddy roosevelt him and run, there would certainly be some energy in that space. >> martha: its not hard to imagine we talk about the divisiveness. it feels, this time in a lot of ways that there could be a legitimat...