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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20190131:00:42:00 - Vimarsana News

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Have any access onand those who got health insurance can't afford it. people are focusing their panic about the economic emergency that most americans are facing on this election. understandably. there's a win win solution here. we don't have to shut down debate and dialogue in our democracy. we don't have to be in the business of blaming and shaming independent and third party voters or independent and third party candidates. there's a solution called rank choice voting and everybody should know about it and demand we have it. the people in the state of maine just got it. it does away with th...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20181105:05:01:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20181105:05:01:00

House or perhaps both chambers of congress, unlikely in the senate, perhaps to embolden him by leaving congress, all of it in republican hands. either outcome could have profound consequence, is why all eyes including ours tonight are on election. want to start off with the map with our chief correspondent john king. >> anderson, the final sunday and the maps and the math tell us we could well have a split election. what do i mean by that? the president, a drag on his party when it comes to this map, the fight for control of the house. yet an asset to republicans when it comes -- we'll get to ...

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Good to talk with you. here's what we've been asking all of you all day. it comes on the heels of what i was discussing with karen. the popular vote versus the electoral vote. could it be a split election? here's what you had to say about it. rich mow net replies "can't help but think that high turnout in battle ground states may make popular vote versus electoral vote possible. advantage president. melvin tweets "unfortunately it could be. i also believe that indiana will go pbo again. one of these days indiana is going to matter." jim b writes "a popular electoral vote split would be sweet...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20121027:17:48:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20121027:17:48:00

Over again. it's not as if they said quick let's do something in arizona where frankly they haven't been that much. so it's difficult but it's not that difficult. because they have been rallying people. >> you got to wonder if they're disappointed because they're getting a slight edge in virginia right now and now they won't be there to help build on that momentum. so anyway let's get to the first question for the big three. the possibility of split election, where one candidate wins the popular vote. one wins the electoral college. sounds familiar. erin we look at your poll averages. what's t...

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Basically, if they don't win here he sees it's going to be very difficult for them to win the white house. so all eyes on sandy at the moment, and also ohio. >> well put. keeping our eyes on both places. thank you very much, nbc's ron mott there. so, popular vote there's electoral vote. could it be a split election? that's our question out there today. i'd like you all to talk to me on twitter, @alexwitt. i will be reading some of your tweets throughout the day. you can also hit me up on facebook. the road to 270. could it all come down to colorado? we'll take a look at the rocky mountain ...