arm is classifying seven more incumbents as front liners in need of more party resources to hold seats in november. new name isen collude the likes of josh scottheimer. here s the poll list of front liners. the tally has grown to 32 incumbents deemed vulnerable. the 32 lawmakers being vulnerable are just the ones that are running for re-election. democrats are also seeing many members head towards the exits at least in part because of serving in a republican-controlled house. as of now, 29 house democrats have announce that i would ear retiring or seeking another office this november. to put that in perspective, that s 13% of all house democrats will be hanging it up. we still have nine months until election day, and this supreme court news could end up changing the trajectory for democrats, but at this point, the data points are piling up in the other direction. up next, president biden is expected to speak to ukraine s president later this hour as
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charismatic, forward looking person. that is now in train everywhere. it was david cameron who was the fifth. how quickly we forget. let s bring in bill kneneely from vienna, austria. what does this mean going forward? i think a lot of the european establishment will have had a sleepless night. there was a moment of relief here in vienna when the far right candidate norbert hofer lost the vote to become president to an independent. the main center parties that have governed austria since 1945 weren t even in the final runoff. they can have their sigh of relief. it s still in a sense a bit of a poll list revolution here in austria even though the far right didn t win. talking about italy, that s the more important result.
branch but was widely seen as a vote on renzi s policies compared to the poll list trend moving across europe. meanwhile, in austria, a liberal who ran on a pro-eu platform defeated right wing populist in that country s presidential election. the election was a redo of sorts. van der bellen won in may but they claimed widespread irregulari irregularities. this is the second time the party in austria who feared the most have lost. it looks like austria is firmly committed to immigration with the eu. your take on italy? another self-inflicted wound. this didn t have to happen. you say this is just like brexit with the center left pushed a referendum that didn t have to
today for the first time, poll workers demanded to see your official i.d. in wisconsin, though if you didn t have it, you could still vote anyway? but you did have to sign a new poll list or else you couldn t get a ballot. also, you had to live in your district flee times as long to qualify and about a half election workers say, depending how you figure it. if it sounds confusing, are you feeling confused? it kind of seems like that was the idea. to further the confusion, an anti-abortion group spent the last two days calling wisconsin voters telling ing ing wisconsin voters, don t worry, your ballots are on the way. they are trying to get out the vote for next month, but hey, why not start today? it s operation chaos after all. the question is whether you can change the rules enough, confuse the voters enough to undermine this.