nevada, washington state, california u is substantial. brit: it is. bill: that s what he needs to get reid reeffect elected, bar are a boxer reelected, patty murray reelected. is he targeting those places. ohio is a lost cause. i think ohio is going to go republican big time because the president s approval rating in that state is 3%. now, here is my question. will the president s approval rating in the state, the individual state correspond to what happens in the senatorial and gubernatorial races? brit: there is a lot of history of that and i think that will probably be the case. remember this about the turnout efforts that you mentioned, speaking of, say, labor unions that do a good job of turning out voters, the problem is those labor people can t guarantee how those people are going to vote. back in the reagan years they would turn out voters and a lot of them would vote for reagan. i think this is a year in which so people are so disappointed
nevada, washington state, california u is substantial. brit: it is. bill: that s what he needs to get reid reeffect elected, bar are a boxer reelected, patty murray reelected. is he targeting those places. ohio is a lost cause. i think ohio is going to go republican big time because the president s approval rating in that state is 3%. now, here is my question. will the president s approval rating in the state, the individual state correspond to what happens in the senatorial and gubernatorial races? brit: there is a lot of history of that and i think that will probably be the case. remember this about the turnout efforts that you mentioned, speaking of, say, labor unions that do a good job of turning out voters, the problem is those labor people can t guarantee how those people are going to vote. back in the reagan years they would turn out voters and a lot of them would vote for reagan. i think this is a year in which so people are so disappointed
nevada, washington state, california u is substantial. brit: it is. bill: that s what he needs to get reid reeffect elected, bar are a boxer reelected, patty murray reelected. is he targeting those places. ohio is a lost cause. i think ohio is going to go republican big time because the president s approval rating in that state is 3%. now, here is my question. will the president s approval rating in the state, the individual state correspond to what happens in the senatorial and gubernatorial races? brit: there is a lot of history of that and i think that will probably be the case. remember this about the turnout efforts that you mentioned, speaking of, say, labor unions that do a good job of turning out voters, the problem is those labor people can t guarantee how those people are going to vote. back in the reagan years they would turn out voters and a lot of them would vote for reagan. i think this is a year in which so people are so disappointed