diverse working class makeup of the democratic base. okay to be when the state is 90% white? it took a real debacle the iowa caucus in 2020, with a broken app that was most italy votes, and the delayed data an all out chaos really for democrats to make the decision they should ve made years ago. to make a change. it was a chance to pick a new state, to go first. that reflects the country s diversity. especially the black voters who have helped produce so many democratic party victories recently. as well as a state that reflects democratic party values. like support for organized labor. president biden is pushing the party to pick south carolina. which has been well received by a lot of people inside the democratic party, especially because of its large black population. black voters, as i said, deserve recognition in democratic party primaries. and remember, black south carolina ian s helped joe biden win the democratic presidential primary. thank you, thank you, thank
to have trump there to make this contrast between biden and trump, opposed to just a referendum on biden and his policies. that s interesting. nathan, with this pennsylvania race so close, republican mehmet oz, he seems to have surged in the polls to make this a very tight race. but, you know, to that point, while he was on stage with trump, he never addressed him by name. so i m wondering what is your sense about how voters will make a decision on how influential potentially this big star power is on their vote? i think dr. oz, like many candidates, is trying to walk the line. he needs the trump base. he needs trump supporters who are skeptical of establishment republicans. he needs all those, but he needs independent voters, some of whom voted against trump in the 2020 election. when you talk about pennsylvania, one of the top three senate races in the country that is going to decide control where maybe 35,000 votes
republican voters. a huge crowd last night. he s the biggest figure within that party. so he can rally the base voters with him, where he s unpopular or with some of those swing voters, the very voters that oz and fetterman are targeting today in some of the philadelphia suburbs, trump did terribly in those suburbs in thinks two elections for president. so that s where you see both sides of it. will the support that he generates outweigh the voters he might turn off, and are those voters looking at trump or biden, which is the sitting president. that is one of the biggest questions heading into the election on tuesday. back to the georgia race, nathan. the senate race so far, too close to call. the libertarian candidate this that race could pull enough votes to prevent either candidate, democrat or republican, from getting the 50% required to win, forcing a runoff in december. so do you see that potentially happening? and if there is a runoff, who do
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rally vote yesterday, and today she will be campaigning with joe biden. all right. gl gloria, thank you for that. let s zero in on the president s plans. hochul has been campaigning a lot more. joe biden has been campaigning a lot more in new york, skas well. he s returning to yonkers today, and in his previous visits, he s touted investments in semiconductor plants. he said if republicans take control of congress, they ll create chaos and do more damage. so is his message, does it seem to resonate with new york voters? reporter: that s the challenge right now for joe biden and democrats. not just in new york, but also across the country. and that is why seeing joe biden really seek to sharpen his economic and political message in these closing weeks of the election, trying to warn of the