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We do have the first batch of exit poll data from california voters today, and that -- again, it is just exit poll so a big grain of salt, but what we found there actually looks quite good for governor newsom surviving the recall. an exit polling on his handling of covid in california, 45% said they thought newsom's policies were about right. another 17% on top of that actually said his policies weren't strict enough. only 32% said that newsom's policies were too strict. support was even stronger for mask requirements in schools. 69% of california recall voters saying on the exit polls they su...

That tells you everything you need know about how gavin newsom is still governor of the state of california. here's another thing. we saw very clearly over the course of the last come of weeks in the race a significant focus on the pandemic. a significant focus on combatting the pandemic. let's pull out of the voter data and into the exit poll data. in that exit poll data you understand what the newsome campaign was seeing and why that message was so effective. most important issues facing california, covid, number one. 31%. above homelessness, the economy, wildfires and crime. now, what about...

Only faced surging opposition from white women and notable attrition for white women critical to his success there last time. what does it mean for 2020? >> you look at 2018, democrats saw a lot of opportunities emerge in the sunbelt in arizona which they won the senate seat in georgia and texas. it's clear from the results that the straightest path, the shortest road back to the white house for the democrats sure looks like the three rust belt states that president trump dislodged from the blue wall, michigan, wisconsin, and pennsylvania. all three democrats not only electioned a governor and...

We do have some new exit poll data. nbc news was able to do exit poll data of georgia voters in terms of their concerns about voter suppression. look at this. the concern that people who aren't eligible to vote will nevertheless be able to vote, that's 41%. the concern that eligible voters will be prevented from voting, that beats it by double digits, 51%. if you break it down by race among georgia voters, you'll see why the numbers shake out that way. the concern that people not eligible will vote is a concern of a majority of white voters, 54%. among african-american voters, look at the conc...

There is a coming home around post-kavanaugh, balance that with what democrats think they're able to do with health care. which one of those is going have to more resonance in those districts? i think that's going to go a long way. >> this is going to be one of the nights i'm interested in the exit poll data to the extent we have it. if the health care interests remains as high on election night as it is today, i think that's going to be -- it's potentially determinative in terms of how this works out. steve kornacki, msnbc political correspondent, i hope you're eating your vitamins and restin...