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of votes is eliminated and the voters second choice is applied. that goes on until somebody wins. dana? dana: that will be interesting to watch, molly line. thank you. we now go to peter doocy. who is at the event with senator john fester. president trump will rally supporters there in just a few hours. reporter: dana, i ll keep my voice down a bit not to interrupt but we are hearing from john tester. he is fighting hard to keep his seat. he is talking a lot today about veterans because this is a state where one out of every ten residents is either active duty military or a veteran. did this in a bipartisan way. that s how my work on the va committee is. it s how you get things done. i know that you know that the guy who doesn t have a clue about this is my opponent, matt rosendale. reporter: and before
which we realized that we weren t alone. and it is time, and we have made so much movement. and i have been a chief of staff for senator john fester. i didn t think that i m a woman chief of staff. that was more common in the 90. i just did a podcast with chris whipple. and it donned on me, that there hasn t been a woman chief of staff. i think a lot of those barriers are coming down. i think we re about to have the first woman from mississippi. we now have all states, all states have at least sent a woman to congress. which is a very significant thing. mississippi had been the last one. you mentioned millennial women, one thing that stuck out to me in a pew poll, 90% of women identify as democrats. while this poll is not