and you re just as concerned as i am and you re someone who is anti-abortion for yourself but pro choice for other women like i am, then look at what your state is doing. they re putting out ballot initiatives and trying to create a second class citizen, and that scares me for our democracy. it is absolutely anti-democratic. and juanita, by the way, the people that are going to be affected by these laws most, what is hanning most, right, abortions in the state of texas by race, 38.8% were hispanic. 27.9% were black. 26% were white. and 7% were other racial and ethnic groups. these are not these are disenfranchised people that are going to be affected most by these restriktdive abortion laws in the state. it shouldn t surprise anyone that lizel herrera was a latino woman who was targeted at one of the most vulnerable points in
that you are seeing the process play out. you re seeing which candidates are viable, in that first round of voting, you re seeing how the nevada democratic party has prepared all of these volunteers, and site leaders, with those ipads, to incorporate the very large early vote, and then you see the realignment. hold on one second, miguel marquez is getting more information at the caucus site where he is. miguel, what you are learning? so we are in the lion s den at sierra vista high school in the suburbs of nevada, and they have now added in the early votes, those that voted from saturday to tuesday, and the in-person vote for precinct 1304, elizabeth warren is viable for 34.8% of the votes. let me interrupt for a second. hold on. hold on. miguel, hold on. we got the numbers on one part of the screen. sanders, 36.5%. and warren, 27.9%. they are both viable. and the other candidates below
about 80% of vite evangelicals voted for trump in the 2016 election despite the numerous controversies you alluded to in your question. at the democratic presidential race, actually we are inside of 40 days now until the iowa caucuses. this point was made today. i ll put it up for viewers to see where the race stood, the democratic race at this point last year versus where it stands now. this is real clear politics average. a year ago at this time joe biden 27.3%. today joe biden 27.9%. bernie sanders a year ago, 18%. bernie sanders today, 19%. there have been many debates this year, there have been ads up on the air, all sorts of media coverage. and yet at top two identical one year ago and today. right, but for instance biden s durable lead in national polls that has kept him the front-runner is not going to help him if he s weak in the early states, and that s what we continue to see that bear out in polls.
politics about 80% of vite evangelicals voted for trump in the 2016 election despite the numerous controversies you alluded to in your question. at the democratic presidential race, actually we are inside of 40 days now until the iowa caucuses. this point was made today. i ll put it up for viewers to see where the race stood, the democratic race at this point last year versus where it stands now. this is real clear politics average. a year ago at this time joe biden 27.3%. today joe biden 27.9%. bernie sanders a year ago, 18%.