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something like 20% to 25% of primary voters come ought to vote. if nobody gets over the 50% threshold, we ll have a runoff so another couple weeks of an ugly, bruising campaign to come. during to our data superstar, msnbc national political correspondent steven kornacki. steve, what is a donald trump endorsement sfwhort. this is an interesting test here as garrett said. turnout will probably be on the low end today but look at the force at work in this republican primary election. roy moore, nationally known, refusing years ago to take down that ten commandments monument, also refusing to enforce the gay marriage ruling of the supreme court for a time. roy moore ran for governor in 2006, ran in 2010. is this finally his moment in 2017? and of course you had mo brooks, he before this campaign when donald trump was in alabama last year, running for republican nomination for president, mo

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that was kristen welker earlier today. my panel is here. heidi, senior political reporter with usa today. and an msnbc political analyst. steve kornacki, nbc and msnbc national political correspondent. chief legal correspondent at msnbc, ari melber. and matt schlapp. i was dismayed today, matt schlapp, going to you, back by popular demand, fan favorite. for a president so obsessed with how he s covered in the media. right. there s not one person other than i think we can agree, a very uneven performance from kellyanne conway last night on cnn, there wasn t anyone, not the author of this memo, not the attorney general, not anyone from the justice department, not arguably any of their supporters in league circles. i don t know, i m sure they have some, right? why wasn t anyone defending this decision? they don t really do rollouts. that s now how this works. they make announcements.

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if this tax bill seems like it was written for donors instead of constituents, it s because it is. there you go. we begin today with the democrats celebrating a series of decisive victories, a far cry from their devastating losses one year ago. for president trump and congressional republicans, last night was bad and there are fears that 2018 could be even worse. but you re in luck, i have a great team here to break it down, starting with msnbc national political correspondent, steve kornacki. steve, at this time yesterday, virginia s governor s race was essentially a dead heat. where did we go from there? what you saw happen yesterday is northam came in with a slight lead and exploded into the biggest margin for a democrat in a virginia gubernatorial race in 32 years. you ve got to go back to 1985 to match the nine points. where did that come from? there s two sources to this and it s an interesting story as you

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races, as well. and they still stand a chance of taking over virginia s statehouse. a transgender woman unseated the most socially conservative lawmaker in virginia, a man who refused to even debate her. and a former tv anchor whose girlfriend was gunned down on live television turned his personal tragedy into a delegate victory. but that is not all. democrats took control of the senate in washington state. they picked up three seats in georgia. they elected the first female african-american mayor in charlotte, north carolina, and in maine, voters became the first state in the nation to use the ballot to expand medicaid. a stunning stamp of approval for obamacare. so, today, what is the takeaway? and where do both parties go from here? we re going to talk to our analysts in just a few minutes. but let s debrief on what just happened with our team of reporters. msnbc national political correspondent, steve kornacki, has been analyzing these results nearly nonstop since last night,

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