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What really mattered here in the commentary, we got to take our hats off to swing voters. remember them? we were told they didn't exist. well, there are not. that of them, but boy, are they influential, and you can see it in a lot of different areas, and you can look at differentials between gubernatorial campaigns, senate campaigns. in an election this tight, everything matters, even the forgotten great swing voter that we used to obsess over. so swing voters are back in style. >> yeah, back in style, and as you say, swing voters are sometimes maligned for being late deciders. some pundit use...
But we are going to reject them at the ballot box in swing districts like this one. >> do you know if it was helpful in your race to have cheri beasley running as strong a campaign as she did statewide for senate? >> i think absolutely. we won as you saw there just by little over two points. a lot of people came out to vote for cheri beasley and if she hadn't run such a strong campaign, there's a chance i might not have won this race. so in a close election like this, everything matters, and she did a really good job, making sure the people got out to vote. >> wiley nickel, thank you very much...
Hey, alex i filled out my california bill today, at the kitchen table, i had to vote 59 times. four candidates, and for propositions, including 16 judges, and i'm opposed to electing judges, but i have to. 12 of those judges i've never heard of, so i look to the l.a. times website for their endorsement guidance, and all that. but it is a real hunk of homework, that we all have to do, all the way down that ballot, every single office, we see now more than ever how much a state legislatures matter, there are officers a lot of people have ignored in the past. everything matters, democracy is all ...