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Vote in johnson county. johnson went for biden by about 8.5 points in 2020. in 2012 this was republican country. mitt romney won this by almost 20 points. that was the norm for a long time in johnson county and in a lot of suburbs like johnson county all across the country. they voted republican, tend to be more on pocketbook issues, maybe a little more moderate culturally. you see as the trump party took hold, places like johnson county reacted really negatively. the abortion vote is nearly 70% no. democrats have been saying it's placed like johnson county and voters in places like johnson co...

Gravity, which are their issues. but this is incredible. >> you saw the challenger saying biden should run. >> yes, he did easily, of course. >> jerry nadler and caroline maloney are facing off for new york's district which includes manhattan's upper east side and upper west side. patel says he's within striking distance of the two veteran lawmakers. an internal poll shows that his campaign is surging. let's bring in suraj patel now. thanks so much for being with us. we got to say we're a bit flummoxed by the answer to the joe biden question, but not a lot of ambiguity in your answer. why? >> ...

That's going to be obviously positive economically. same thing with the va health care passage. the bipartisan infrastructure bill. you've got a lot of this legislation with overwhelming majority of democrats supporting the legislation on most issues the overwhelming number of republicans oppose it, even the new gun safety legislation. democrats actually seem to have a lot of issues to run on this fall. >> yeah. i think if you sat people down at the beginning of the biden administration and said, look, within two years you'll have a bipartisan infrastructure bill, a bipartisan gun deal, a bipa...

Middle of the country in kansas. this is a state that over the past 50 years has never voted for a democrat in any presidential contest. they've never had a democratic senator there over the past half century. this is a very conservative state. we had, of course, the vote on whether abortion rights would remain in the constitution yesterday. going into the race, a lot of people were saying it was going to be close, but it looked like the republican side was going to win. what evidence curious about and what i'd love for you to talk to our friends watching about is what happened are in the subu...

Seat that may be competitive, because you're on the front lines. you and about 25 or 30 other democrats. so i always want to know, what are you hearing out there when you're knocking on doors, when you're shaking hands, when you're going around kansas's third district, a swing district, what is foremost on voters' minds? >> you know, for the last few weeks the answer is pretty clear. i was definitely hearing a lot about this constitutional amendment, about the impact of the overturning of roe v wade. you mentioned this, the redistricting, which has absolutely impacted kansas. i now have a more...