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This is a turnout election for newsom. what he wants is president biden to come in as the closer. as you mentioned off the top, things are actually looking pretty good for democrats right now. we've got about 33% of the vote in as of friday. right now democrats are really overperforming their registration advantage in this state. in order for republicans to pull thiso off, they have to pull ou a huge turnout on this day to make up for that math problem they have in this very blue state. what newsom has been doing is going out across the state speaking with latino leaders in l.a. county, trying...

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>> mike, great to be with you. mike: i am from westfield, new jersey, that probably means new jersey politics runs through my blood. >> 135, i know, mike. mike: all right, so new jersey has a million more democrats registered than republicans. how do you overcome what could be a simple math problem? >> well, there may be more democrats than republicans but they're not stupid. phil murphy's record has failed us but know this. over the last four decades republicans have won 6 of the last ten gubernatorial elections in the state. when it comes to gubernatorial we are purple state with a tint of r...

The Atlantic My son does an average of five or six hours of homework every night. Is this normal? Elena Xausa Editor’s Note: Every Tuesday, Abby Freireich and Brian Platzer take questions from readers about their kids’ education. Have one? Email them at homeroom@theatlantic.com. Dear Abby and Brian, My son, who is in ninth grade, is a really good student, but I’m worried he’s working far too much. He does an average of five or six hours of homework every weeknight, and that’s on top of spending most of the weekend writing essays or studying for tests. His school says that each of hi...