blocked potential democratic win in 2024. but here is the thing, on election day voters told them, no. and they elected the democrats in those three races. my next guest, is one of those democrats. who help keep arizona blew, and out of the hands of trump s election deniers. chris mays, newly elected attorney general for arizona, she set on fighting back against the gop s election lies by repurposing our republican created voter fraud unit to focus on protecting voter rights. she joins me now. madam attorney general thank you for making time with us. let s start with this, michigan tell us about the new mission for voting rights in this unit that you ve repurposed? thanks, ayman, great to be with you again. you re absolutely right, so proud of the state of arizona for coming through for the country. and protecting our democracy by rejecting these election denying candidates.
of the state, is he able to make up the early vote turnout that raphael warnock was able to secure over the course of the week and a half of early voting? that s what we are looking at in the next hours ahead. vaughan, they can t rest on that early voting, as good as those margins may have been. they need election day voters. from what i m looking at behind you, they re not getting them, at least in that part of fulton county. quick question, vaughan, before we let you go. the weather right now, it doesn t seem to be a factor. was it raining earlier? is it going to rain later? reporter: no, it s been 50 degrees here throughout the course of the morning so far. unlike yesterday, when it was downpouring throughout the day, it s just been mist here. weather should not be a factor if they don t pull off a good election day turnout. vaughan hillyard, thanks so much. kristin welker and mark murray, let s drill down a little bit. you had the big interview with herschel walker a couple o
tonight is the moment when they re really counting on republican voters, who are election day voters, to show up tomorrow. i think the fact that this tele-rally is happening shows that i think on the republican side, they are really pulling out all the stops, even if it means turning off some voters who might otherwise not be comfortable with trump being a factor in this race. nia, more than 1.8 million georgians have already voted as you know, but neither campaign is letting off the gas right now, despite the fact that democrats have already secured control of the senate. why is this race still considered so absolutely critical? listen, i have a true majority in the senate or true majority on those committees. for biden, this means his executive appointments, his judicial nominees will have a much easier time sailing through the senate. they won t have to rely on joe