blue in the house. and when we look at states like pennsylvania, north carolina, arizona, georgia, et cetera, the combination of gen z and millennials, in some cases, 2/3 prefer the democrat. the degree to which these campaigns can mobilize young people of both of these generations, it literally can make the difference between who holds control. that was the case in 2020. biden is not president without young people. the number if you look inside your poll of young voters, goes up in battleground states, the races are tight, 45% there. another number here, the generic ballot about which party should control congress. you found 57% of gen z say they support democrat, 31% republicans. does that surprise you at all? it doesn t necessarily surprise me. in the spring survey, willie, which was done obviously before the dobbs decision and before the legislative and executive
we can ride the wave of generic polls. not sure how much they mean. they are going to be decided in pennsylvania, nevada and georgia, but an interesting snapshot of where we are. yeah, in a moment we re going to talk about exactly what is the democrat message on the economy. what is their message for voters who right now are going through a lot, who are feeling the effects of an economy that seems to be slipping a bit, and yet they have a lot of wins, a lot of legislative wins to brag on, but yet, how do they bring that together into a strong message that could bring it home on election day. we ll look into that in just a moment, but this morning, we have a new allegation against herschel walker to report. another woman has come forward accusing the georgia republican senate candidate of pressuring her into having an abortion. the woman appeared anonymously yesterday with her lawyer, gloria allred. she claims she became involved with the former football player
is where democrats lead the poll average.d you talk about tightening, 1.3 is the fetterman lead right now. over the summer, it was 8.7, it s come all the way from nine to barely a point. democrats getting very jittery about their chances of fetterman hanging on there in pennsylvania. that raises the question for pennsylvania. if it s not pennsylvania is there another republican seat on this board that they could pick up. now, take a look, second closest, it s ohio. republican seat j.d. vance is leading but that s iclose, it twoth points on average. here s the skepticism that i think republicans and many democrats have when it comes to ohio. we talked about the polling misses in recent elections, the polling misses have really centered in the midwest, particularly in ohio. here s the poll average in ohio in 16 and 20. democrats went into election both days thinking they could really winki ohio.
at 38 weeks. i want to look into the face of every women in pennsylvania. if you believe that the choice of your reproductive freedom belongs with dr. oz, then you have a choice. but if you believe that the choice for abortion belongs with you and your doctor, that s what i fight for, roe v. wade for me is should be the law. he celebrated when roe v. wade went down. and my campaign would fight for roe v. wade. and if given the opportunity to codify it into law. fetterman also struck back at dr. oz for using senator bernie sanders as a point of attack against fetterman during his campaign. he keeps talking about bernie, bernie sanders, you know, three years ago, he was on his show, and he hugged him, he said, i love this guy. you know why, why don t you pretend you live in vermont instead of pennsylvania and run against bernie sanders because all you can do is talk about bernie sanders. my truth is that health care is
these races are going to end up where they alwaysin end up, they re taking place in states that joe biden in many states won by one point. they were always going to be incredibly close. t that s where we are. now all that s left to do is ignore the polls and get the work done p over the next few weeks. the jedi master in american politics, dan pfeiffer, former senior adviser to president obama, now the host of podcast. dan, thanks for making the time. thank you. much more to come tonight, just two weeks from election day, i llks say it over and ove again, next week the focus on pennsylvania and tonight s fetterman/oz debate. joining us next. and coming up, the election bonkers defiers who may end up running an election near you. y plus, dr. anthony fauci