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Mccormick and barnette. but for months, i've been talking to you about this, i've been hearing this resistance from voters, mostly undecided voters who said to me this guy from out of state, he's a talk show host. i don't know why he's running. i had a very interesting call with a gentleman named bruce fine just before i got on the air this morning pipe texted him asking him what he did. he told me not what i expected to do. i called him right away and said what happens. he was leaning towards bartos, but in the end, he walked in the voting booth at 7:30 p.m. and ended up voting for oz. he tol...

Particular disadvantaged or minority group? >> yeah. that really is the central question. garrett. when i talk to experts, they say it's impossible to gerrymander in southern states without racially the voting behavior that voters currently exhibit. so it's going to come down to had a they were trying to do as well as what they effectively did. you can't really take it apart, when you have voting blocs that reliably behave in a certain way. you point out the suburbs. it's important that these fast-diversifying suburbs are critical here. and experts tell me it looked like a surgical attempt to ...

Passed. folks had 24 hours to review it but i'm very concerned about the content. we're talking about nearly 50 changes to georgia's election law. it added five new crimes, right? that criminalized voting behavior much -- there are echoes in the wisconsin proposal to what has already passed the senate bill 202 in georgia. we're talking about cutting the number of days of early voting. we're talking about punishing county election officials and state election officials who send absentee ballot applications to voters unlat l -- unilaterally. a lot that lead to voter increased participation, ther...

Alan Abramowitz, the Alben W. Barkley Professor of Political Science at Emory University, is an American political scientist and author, known for his research and writings on American politics, elections, and political parties. His expertise includes election forecasting models, party realignment in the United States, congressional elections and the effects of political campaigns on the electorate. His election forecast has correctly and precisely predicted the popular vote winner within two percentage points or less in every U.S. presidential election since 1988. He is the author or coauthor...

Form of voting where every voter gets a ballot in the mail. that's fairly new. the last election was the first time we did. that so there are people who are still waiting until election day. and will go cast their ballots, on election day, either holding on to the ballot that was mailed to, them or going in and getting a ballot on election day. we know. that it's just voting behavior. and in particular it's going to be essential in the recall election. and there are notoriously late. our community is notoriously late forgetting that. in but they're not dumb. and they know what's at stake here....