and productivity is rising as well. so i m very confident that we will meet our promise to eliminate the legacy backlog of asylum cases by the end of the year and then we will move forward to put the system on a sustainable footing for the future. but i would just say that it is not correct that you can just grant your way out of this challenge. there is a massive number of people looking to cross the mediterranean or the eastern routes into europe, and are looking to come to successful developed countries like the united kingdom, and simply granting cases swiftly is important but not sufficient. sufficient. but others have criticised sufficient. but others have criticised the sufficient. but others have criticised the system - sufficient. but others have | criticised the system saying sufficient. but others have - criticised the system saying there has been a failure to respond to those rising numbers and the failure to invest in the system that is what has caused a huge backlog.
we may. i do want to explain sort of what we re seeing broken out by method of vote in arizona right now. so if you look here, among the mail vote, mark kelly, the democratic incumbent has an 18.3% lead in that vote. among the election day vote, blake masters has a 40.1% vote. let me show you what we know about what is left uncounted. 38.7% of the mail vote is left uncounted right now. and that is a kelly advantage group perhaps i m going to explain that in one second. there s almost no election-day vote left. while this is a big category for blake masters, only 1% remains to be counted. here is the catch that i want folks to understand. late arriving mail, even though it s mail vote, may be politically different than the early arriving mail. we saw this happen in 2020.
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devoted to what we call anchoring expectations. complicated phrase what it means is making sure that the federal reserve has its handle on what people expect in terms of prices and while we don t comment on day-to-day or week-to-week fed policy. i can certainly assure you that this federal reserve is much more committed to that than that of the feds many decades ago. so, look, there is no guarantees in economics or life but this is a story that s consistent across every forecast i have seen. bret: what you talk about is tax policy. and there s a lot of talk about fairnesss. and a lot of talk about tax fairness. if you look at this pie chart and i don t think you can see it, but you know it from the tax foundation, the top 1% pay 40.1% of all individual income tax from 2018 the tax foundation. so 40.1% is not a fair share. what should the top 1% be
florida has two of the most contentious races, governor and senate, also big house races there. a lot of star power from political parties canvassing the state to turn out the vote. rosa flores live in florida with more. rosa? reporter: john, good morning. i don t know if i should say that florida is famous or infamous for its nail-biting elections but races are won by razor-thin margins and this midterm is no exception. there is a deeply involved electorate here in florida of the about 13 million registered voters, more than 5 million have already voted. now, the breakdown is fascinating here because it s considered a 60% increase from 2014 and if you look at the breakdown by party, it is indeed nail biting. take a look at this. of the voters who have voted so far, 40.1% are republicans,