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Democratic side, and i think it sucked a lot of the attention and a lot of the oxygen out of the room. so i'm excited about this competition. >> and charlie cook, big picture. where does the party go? do you think to the progressive candidates like elizabeth warren? do you think a woman despite the hillary clinton defeat, are there different kinds of women now in this race or is it joe biden or is it somebody who can sell finance like mike bloomberg? >> well, i think we can look at it ideologically. we can look at it demographically and generationally and the other thing is think of a broadway...

In the sort of modern era since we have been tracking this. and yet the reason he's not winning this race is that the president is winning hispanics by a margin that's never been seen before. it's by 45 points. this is among likely voters. 70. the president is hitting 70 and could go above 70%. so for every white male voter that the president has lost going back to 2008, he's gained demographically with hispanics and the republican party. the most fascinating thing peter heart said if mitt romney comes up short, he may have rick perry to blame. for that one-month period when rick perry was mit...

There's seven of them, three of them are in the battleground, florida, pennsylvania, new hampshire. of the states that are the youngest, the seven youngest states, none of them are in the battleground. because i do think ryan could appeal to younger voters who aren't as sensitive to the medicare issue, but when you look at florida, when you look at -- and i was surprised to see new hampshire on that list and you look at pennsylvania, any hopes that republicans had that they thought they were going to make pennsylvania in play i think have completely gone when you look at it demographically. >>...

National average, there are seven of them. three of them are in the battleground, florida, pennsylvania, new hampshire. of the states that are the youngest, the seven youngest states, none of them are in the battleground. because i do think ryan could appeal to younger voters who aren't as sensitive to the medicare issue. but when you look at florida, and i was surprised to see new hampshire on the list and pennsylvania, any hopes that republicans had they thought they were going to make pennsylvania in play, i think are completely gone when you look at it demographically as described. and flo...

I want to turn our attention to political director chuck todd. host of "the daily rundown." tonight is more about demographics and an indication of sentiment from a new region of the country as much as it is delegates. >> it's interesting, dylan. you look at the other culturely southern states that have voted so far. there's a pattern here. all of them didn't vote for romney. in all the cases, romney didn't even break 30%. so let's look at it demographically. in states that romney won, there was an average of the college graduate of 51%. 31% of those who voted in states that romney won had inc...