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Kavanaugh effect, we had the high watermark of it. the question as you said, it's going to subside for republicans. i want has to because he's on the court. he's on the court now. there's a diminishing return for that argument. i sense in house races, that the house races are not nearly as affected some of the senate races. some senate races where it will be decisive. north dakota, you look even a place at tennessee where phil breseden who came out in favor of kavanaugh. last week there were a ton of those clinton districts that if democrats had any chance of taking the house they will take se...

Kavanaugh effect is having this effect on latino voters. one of the things that process did was focus republicans on what the stakes are because they haven't been legislative up until now. you mentioned the wall. the reason we don't have the wall is because republicans are at odds over that. that has been the tip -- that's how you tipify the last two years. republicans are eager to vote for republican. >> which basically the thrust of the des moines register's editorial on why the paper is endorsing all four democrats running in all four of their congressional races, all four districts in iowa...

Look at this polling about the midterms. when you look at who's going to -- who's interested in coming out and voting, white voters at 61%. african-american voter, 53%. latino voters, 49%. >> one thing we know is that the average age of a latino voter is far younger than other demographic groups. by definition less people are likely come out. when you're a very young voter and have other things going on, other distractions from voting, it's going to perhaps affect that community a little bit more. then we are also seeing evidence that it depends on the place. it depends on the state. it depend...

Alice, one finding stood out for me that i think is really important here. both sides are talking about. and it's the kavanaugh effect. 33% of responded to the registered voters saying the debate over kavanaugh made them more likely to vote for democrats and 27% for republicans and 39% say it makes no difference at all. the president last night was out talking about how kavanaugh was treated. he has talked about this has really fueled republicans. either there was no kavanaugh bounce or it's bounced away. it's done. >> i think what it did, it solidified votes for a a lot of people because i ca...

What do you think of that? >> i agree. that's why you're seeing an increase in voter engagement and enthusiasm as we enter into the fiej d final days headed into the midterm. you were seeing candidates running at the state level who are authentic and leading in their own home states on issues that are affecting their voters at home. issues like health care and education and a living wage. what's effecting their voters and that's part of the reason why you're seeing the youth engagement, voters 18 to 38 up 25 points. minority engagement voters, 24 points. we now see the engagement of women. tha...