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Who winces and ws and who loses. how we handle this election and this process will have reverberations for democracy for an entire generation of voters. you see, voter suppression is not only a barricade or in people blocking the entrances of a voting place. it's not even in debate about what forms of i.d. are acceptable. hunters' licenses over a student identification card. but the truth is that voter suppression can show up in that first-time voter, the one who entered this process so enthusiastic and so excited about the ability to go out there and to participate in the democratic process, ...

And republicans, look at this right here. that is the suburban vote that we have been talking about so much. 62% of women say they're going to vote for democrats. only 35% of republicans women say they're going to vote for republicans. that's scary if you're a republican today. >> great to see you, mark, thank you. >> let's go to one of those suburban battlegrounds mark is talking about, northern virginia. barbara comstock is fighting to hold on to her seat. political watchers on both sides of the aisle say she's in real danger, facing democrat jennifer wexton at this point. cnn's brian todd i...

Right, even though there is no presidential race on the ballot this year. and as we're getting down to the wire here, down to the last four days, we are seeing a lot of legal wrangling related to the election as well. last night on the show we highlighted two big standout voting rights cases, voting rights crises really where federal judges decided at the last minute that they would not weigh in to help. both in majority hispanic dodge city, kansas, where the republican county clerk decided this year there will be no polling place, no voting place in all of dodge city for its 13,000 registered...

There is no presidential this year. last night on the show we highlighted two big stand out voting right cases. voting rights crisis, really, where a federal judges decided at the last minute they would not weigh into help. both in majority hispanic dodge city, kansas. no voting place in all of dodge city for its 13,000 registered voters, not a single polling place in the whole town. both there and north dakota where a newly implemented law, blocking thousands of native american voters from casting a vote in this election. in both of these cases that we have been following closely, they each v...

Father's struggle, my father's walk is relevant in this very hour and every nation in every state of our nation, in every precinct, in every voting place. what my father experienced 72 years ago, we sought to overcome in the civil rights movement with the voting rights act. but all over the country now, we are facing voter suppression. we must overcome that here and now. >> 72 years ago when your father took that walk, reverend, i understand you were 11 years of age. and i'm wondering, when he came home, did you know something had happened? did you understand the significance of his walking an...