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in a nation of such entrenched machismo, what claudia sheinbaum has achieved here is no small feat. other women have tried and failed, but her offer of continuity with the governing party's social policies, which have pulled millions from poverty, have proved hugely popular with the electorate. her critics, in particular, her opponent in this vote, xochitl galvez, are left deeply frustrated, especially by the huge margin of victory. they say her mentor, president andres manuel lopez obrador, is a populist and an authoritarian and that ms sheinbaum will govern as his puppet, something she denies. this election has been historic for all the wrong reasons, too. it's been mexico's most violent campaign in living memory, with dozens of candidates threatened and murdered. one of them was the candidate for mayor of coyuca de benitez, alfredo cabrera, shot in the back of the head by a gunman at his closing rally.
"the new york times" reports as warnock and walker crisscross georgia over the weekend to deliver their closing pitches, the candidates largely stuck to the messages and styles that have guided their bids since that november election. the closing scenes encapsulated the strategies through much of the 2022 midterm tike will. while warnock kept a packed schedule of public events and press interviews, walker preferred a less visible approach. walker was expected to pick up the speed of his events today with several bus tour stops in the rural northern reaches of the state. warnock is going to talk to georgia tech students in the afternoon and then hold a closing rally in atlanta. president biden voiced support for senator warnock's bid and stressed importance of a democratic win. >> this is not a referendum.
final positions. it's how do i describe this potential. "the new york times" reports as warnock and walker crisscross georgia over the weekend to deliver their pitches, the candidates have unique messages and styles that have guided their bid since the election. the closing scenes and the candidates' divergent strategies through their election. walker preferred a less visible approach but walker was expected to pick up the speed of his events today with several bus tour stops in the northern rural reaches of the state. warnock is planning to speak in the morning to union workers and georgia tech students. and in the afternoon -- and hold a closing rally in atlanta. let's bring in nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard live in atlanta with much more,
snickering. >> right. i think the political media values snark and sarcasm. as you wrote on twitter, ordinary people are pretty earnestly patriotic. the person who speaks to that the most -- not always -- but often has an advantage. >> you mentioned trans swimmers. this is one area that i really think the bubble is most intense. they are obsessed. truly, i think you can speak to this. i saw it in the rally in michigan, the closing rally for the candidates, they were talking about this. they had a woman who was protesting trans girls participation in swimming as their big hero. what i found comforting about the results is that it turns out most americans don't actually care that much. they are not that i hopped up on anger about trans people living their lives. >> also the cruelty of this. and these people are systematically targeted. they are bullied in school. they are kids.
an overwhelming crowd, but really a crowd that you would see at many of brian kemp's events, just a closing rally. and the message you heard from vice president pence was kind of a summation of the entire message he had his rally, which was that governor kemp would be more electable than david perdue. he did not once mention donald trump. >> you know what's interesting, jason, when i tell you every and here is about stacey abrams she's pretty much -- i mean she's the whole thing. >> when you have that kind of brand and you major yourself into that part of georgia they can't escape it. they can't turn her into a monster either, so not surprised. cam says that he wants his rematch, but you also have no choice about that. exactly. and i think abrams in particular -- look, i was talking to some activists and organizers from the state, and there is a massive early turnout. they're saying three times as many people who turned out in 2018. 150 or what they saw in 2020, despite the voter suppression being put forward by raffensperger, by the current governor. i wouldn't say they're scared
to decide between two very different candidates. in his closing rally, jose antonio kast stuck to his well trodden narrative. that chile will never be ruled by communists. it's an inaccurate slight against his rival but a fear many people have in santiago's wealthier neighbourhoods. this is the man he is talking about. gabriel boric, a former protest leader and activist turned politician whose coalition includes the communist party. we don't have to be afraid of the organisation of the people. we have to learn from history, not to do it again, not to repeat it. these elections have revived the ghost of chile's past, that the left is communist, the right fascist. and kast has been hit by recent revelations that his father was a member of hitler's nazi party. he also talked fondly general pinochet, a man responsible for thousands of deaths and disappearances during chile's dictatorship during the �*70s and �*80s. a man the uk has history with.
jose antonio kast, conceded defeat. it was labelled the most polarised election in the country's history, with voters choosing between a left—wing former student activist and a lawyer who admired the dictatorship of augusto pinochet. chile has seen widespread protests in the past two years, amidst economic instability and growing inequality. katy watson reports. in his closing rally, jose antonio kast stuck to his well—trodden narrative. that chile will never be ruled by communists. it's an inaccurate slight against his rival but a fear many people have in santiago's wealthier neighbourhoods. this is the man he's talking about. this is the man he's talking about — gabriel boric, a former protest leader and activist turned politician whose coalition includes the communist party. we don't have to be afraid of the organisation of the people. we have to learn from history, not to do it again, not to repeat it.
>> harris: that's going to be spirited. hope he is ready for that. thank you. let's get back to it for a second, though. the former president keeps coming up. for a second time it looked like terry mccauliffe decided the race was not about former president trump. now another tlip flop. campaign with an email out just this morning that read this way. during the closing rally in northern virginia terry mccauliffe will denounce trump's telerally instead of tomorrow's election. his rally is a reminder that donald trump is all in for youngkin because youngkin is running on trump's dangerous conspiracy theories and divisive dog whistle. jason chaffetz, great to see you. let's start off with the strategy to beat a republican now that's up by eight points and you don't have more than 24 hours. >> energy wins elections,
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