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Is tnt first time we've been there in florida. there's two reasons for that. one has to be endemic to how they're doing their elections down there. we remember the nightmare from 2000. but there's another election, as well. florida is now the most populous state, the third most populous state, so we look at it more. these races matter. they were bellwether races. so let's talk a little bit about how much we're seeing in florida is reflective of what could be happening in lots of states all over the county and what it might mean for 2020. my next guest is not so optimistic, but he knows a lot a...

Is how brenda snipes is doing her job. you can look at other large jurisdictions -- look at orange county, which you were talking about earlier. it's got a republican election official that's got a stellar reputation. look at los angeles county, the largest election jurisdiction in the country. dean logan, stellar reputation. election officials usually do a very good job under very tough conditions with a lot of pressure, a lot, a lot of ballots to count, but day don't have the kind of problems we saw with snipes. i think she represents an outlier rather than what you typically see with electi...

This week she became a named plaintiff in a lawsuit against the state of north carolina, challenging the new voter suppression laws there. the new law that's expected to keep her and up to 600,000 other north carolinians from voting. people who are legal voters. who may have been legal voters for years or for decades, but do not have the documentation that republicans now say you cannot vote without. the republicans' new law in north carolina also cuts early voting and voter registration and ends all voting on sunday. elections expert rick haszen calls north carolina's new law, which was just ...

We have to fix that. >> i don't know if that was an an lib or not, but my heart leapt, "by the way, we haby the we have to fix that." could we? elections are a state affair. those mistakes are made by the state. to the extent that those problems are the product of bad election rules and regulations, those are generally state rules and regulations. can president obama or congress fix all these horrendous state-level problems with voting? can we reach a consensus on what those problems are? is there a technocratic nonpartisan solutions here that could solve this problem for the country and make ...

We have to fix that." could we? elections are a state affair. those mistakes are made by the state. to the extent that those problems are the product of bad election rules and regulations, those are generally state rules and regulations. can president obama or congress fix all these horrendous state-level problems with voting? can we reach a consensus on what those problems are? is there a technocratic nonpartisan solutions here that could solve this problem for the country and make our right to vote not part of partisan campaigning? and if we cannot fix it now, after the stay-in-line election...