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Interim. how much stake you put in that? the notion that divided government suits wall street just fine because the government can't do that much? >> well, the find that historical precedent can be interesting and good guide. it really depends on where the economy is headed, where interest rates are, etcetera. you have to focus more on the fundamentals in my opinion than you really do looking at the political background. >> neil: there's another flip here that divided government might be beneficial historically, for a lot of folks who enjoyed tax cuts, lower regulations and that kind of thing,...

>> beto! >> neil: would you invest money based on that? what if i told you that "wall street journal-- wallstreet lik. in history dividing government has been good for stocks. the republicans have had a run of the table now controlling the white house, house and the senate. it's been very good for stocks. but notion that it will be damaging to republicans, simply because party should changes little bit. not necessarily. for example in the midterm election ronald reagan lost lot of seat. lot of people thought it will be bad for stocks. quite the opposite. stocks surged and he won reelection eas...

What that points to is senator menendez is in okay shape. >> neil: all right. thank you very much. lot of folks look at this after midterm the markets will have a hiccup no matter what happens. what if i told you it's the exact opposite? only half the story? at t. rowe price our experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand. like e-commerce spurring cardboard demand. the pursuit of allergy-free peanuts. and mobile payment reaching new markets. this is strategic investing. because your investments deserve the full story. t.rowe price. invest with confidence.

Desantis. leaving voters with a distinct choice. >> rise in taxes. ridiculous. i live here in florida because i like the low taxes. i don't want the taxes to be raised. >> i make pretty decent money. i do benefit from the tax cuts. the economy helped as well. i rather pay more taxes and have a better environment and have a lot of these other social programs. >> taxes and the economy are not the only issues they're dealing with in issue. they have to deal a lot with hurricane relief. one of the speakers introducing governor scott, they live in area affected by hurricane michael where schools ju...

Both sides are engaged and excited about this election >> neil: is there any way to glean out more engagement? if you're an republican area, there's a number of ballots republican strong, the florida panhandle. versus the other side of the state. there's a palm beach area. what do you look for? >> you do look for those tells. if this be a more democratic wave, you'll see more larger turnouts. we haven't seen lot of evidence of that. we don't know who's showing up on election day. it's appointmenting to some tight races in places like arizona and florida which isn't necessarily what we expected...