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And where it goes next. >> yes, some republicans don't believe the report at all. other republicans believe it. and they say they're still willing to vote for herschel walker because he supports republican policies. so like we saw with donald trump in 2016 and 2020, a number of republicans didn't support him, or his rhetoric at all or his personal actions and supported his policy stances. the big thing here in georgia, even before the accusations from the daily beast came out there, is a significant number of republicans who were saying hey, they support bryan kemp and other republicans on the...
Came in. 2013, the court did shelby versus holder. it required states that had a history of suppressing voter laws to first preclear any changes in their electoral processes with the department of justice. when the court invalidated the preclearance regime in shelby county, it is shortest that section to the voting rights act still remained as a vehicle for challenging discriminatory voting laws and here we are today, seeing whether or not the court agrees that section two will continue to be a viable remedy for these kind of discriminatory voter claims. the issue here in alabama that alabama ...
And grandparents, how will that factor in in the midterm elections in terms of their voting patterns. >> to start with, many latinos might identify themselves first as american and then as latinos they might feel not that much solidarity with the latino community. because as you said, they are second or third generation. so that's important, and also it's important to know the latino voter is younger than the general electorate. that's something i think that benefits democrats. there are more latino voters between 18 to 34 years old. and they have a more progressive point of view. i think that...
A view of democrats is keeping the race razor close with 55% of georgia voters having a negative view of the party. nbc news correspondent blayne alexander spoke with abrams and joins us now. good morning. >> reporter: willie, good morning. you're right. there would be a time we wouldn't even be talking about georgia, when it would be so clear it was going to go red that it wouldn't be something that would be watched closely, not nationally. but 2020 changed all of that. when spoik with stacey abrams, i started off by asking her about the importance of georgia beyond the governor's race, but w...