becomes about margins. we will hear about latino voters. we will hear stories of black voters and republicans play at the margins for some of these demographics. i wonder if you think the rise of someone like harry lake is supposed to be a wink and nod to new voters. i think it s interesting that you re talking about young voters. predominantly women young voters are really going to make a huge difference in this election. we are seeing them register in droves. for example, in idaho, since roe v. wade was overturned, women outnumber men by 20 points. women under 25. and so, sure, and there are these new extreme trump camp dog and pony show, flashing the smile, having their own instagram filter to do interviews. i think if you look at the energized base of these young women who ve never really turned out in these numbers
deniers like harry lake in arizona and tudor dixon in michigan. eva, you a great story this week about this very issue. you write, in a gop often plagued by factionalism, young king is hugging everyone, said a person close to the republican party. nobody else is doing that. the strategy is leave no republican behind even if it s a kari lake or tudor dixon. this is the story of glenn youngkin. i covered his campaign last year, trying to connect with everyone. never-trumpers and maga republicans. i think the issue is that he is firmly conservative, more conservative than i think he appears. and more than maybe he campaigned as? exactly. that s to the great frustration of democrats in the state who often argue the media isn t covering him as he is. that s just not the case. i don t know if it s political