2018 is being called the year of the woman. with a record number of female candidates running for office. 476 filing to run for the house alone. 226 of those winning their primary so far. a lot of women have been energized by their opposition to the president, and that energy is expected to extend into the voting booth, where they could determine how the balance of power shifts in november. back with me to talk about all that, maya wily, nick confessore and danielle moodie-mills. it is in some way the story of democratic, not republican party politics, because we haven t seen the same thing in the republican party. on the democratic side you ve got this crazy stat, something like over 50% of open primaries in which one man and one woman, the woman is winning. democratic voters have been choosing women candidates, they ve been running for office, and women voters have been the core of volunteers, phone
is this the word of the women, flural for democrats or the year one democratic woman helps republicans defy the odds? the liberal resistance is going too far. now these radicals want to abolish i.c.e., the law enforcement agency that deports criminal illegal aliens. kathleen williams is their candidate for congress. still liberal, she would vote with pelosi for open borders and a.m. testy. republicans hope nancy pelosi is the not so secret weapon but they say the primaries only add momentum to what they believe will be the midterm legacy. here s for the house of representatives. 476 women have filed to run for the house. more democrats as you see, 186 of them have won their primaries to date. that s a huge number. let s look at senate races. 54 women have filed to run for the united states senate. slightly more for democrats and republicans, 14 have won their primaries to date. let s look at the governor s
they came from all walks of life to protest donald trump selection. women disappointed there would be first female president fell short at the poll and so a movement was born. we are absolutely thrilled to see so many women running for office in 2018. there is no way to put the genie back in the bottle. once that women s march happened, and women seemed to understand that they didn t just need to march, they needed to vote, and then they needed to run for office. from a possible first native american woman to be elected to congress, to a young community organizer in new york no one had ever heard of, female candidates are now lining up. for the upcoming midterms, a total of 476 women have filed to run for the house of representatives. more than 300 are still running. on the senate side, 54 have filed for 36 and still in the hunt. 62 women have entered governors races and more than 2,000 are
of people have been helped with obamacare, we are the country that have no care for our people and so many people have been helped. the double digits is not going to be something that deters us but go forward. that s the good news on this side. heather: let s take a look at some of the raises in premiums. average health premiums by the year and you can compare back in 2013, $2,132 jumped ahead $476. so, joe, what do you think of that? that s a double-digit increase. yeah, it s about 15%. i don t think susan is entirely wrong, you know, this is essentially republicans taking ownership and there is going to be a small increase right before the midterms this year, so if republicans don t get their act together. if they get themselves lined up whether it s behind the new health care choice act or something else, they are going to take a little bit of a hit. new nbc poll said 1 out of 5
and that will surely be the final moment. arson wenger does finish with a victory. aubameyang with the goal late in the first half. the fans in a celebratory mood, invading the pitch here. but huddersfield safety the story. arson wenger s 476tpremier league win rounds off his contribution at arsenal as it finishes in west yorkshire. huddersfield town, 0, arsenal, 1.