economy. here s the thing, in 2021, rather, in october, it was at 21%. the number of americans who said that they felt like the economy was in recovery. so, just one in five. now, a couple months later, that i can t say in october. now about 30% say the economy is in recovery. he has hitched his wagon to it s all about bread and butter issues. ainsley: trump s numbers haven t changed with the african-american voters. one in five black voters say they will support a third party candidate. the one that s doing the best that s in the third party candidate aisle is robert f. kennedy jr. is he getting about 10%. and if you talk about the young people, i was reading one article and they were interviewing some of these young people to find out why they are not supporting joe biden as much this time and they like president trump. they said he promised us so much on climate change. they don t like is he being
needs for services. generally since 2020. so just about a couple of months into the pandemic and right when we hit march, april may, we were seeing huge numbers and those numbers haven t gone down anytime soon. todd: most of your clients have jobs, working so hard on day in day out basis to make ends meet but the incomes can t keep up with inflation but what do they tell you when they come for you for help? so inflation is impacting everybody across the country. uni and everybody being affected by inflation but especially low-income people below the federal poverty line, that will hit them harder. whenever you have to start your budget, when you think about people who have so much less, that stretch is just about to break. todd: it is not just the clients. this is a double whammy. you guys are getting hit by inflation as well and it s
called. ten of them, erin, are in california. mail ballots can come in in california until tomorrow so if it comes down to the ten races in california, it s going to take a little bit. there are several on this board that could possibly come off tonight. there s two in arizona. you just mentioned the governor s race, more votes there may be in the congressional races there as well. the new mexico race will be called soon, flaps new york race but not enough to make up the difference, so lucy was just right here in lauren boebert s district. these numbers haven t changed in quite some time. they are waiting for the overseas and milt ballots and they keep a small number, they keep a small number of other ballots so you can t tell the direct identities of somebody who might decide to involvement you may know some of the people overseas so they do that for privacy purposes, so then you come out here, alaska and maine have ranked choice seating, those states are likely to say democratic but
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handful of procedures a month for the last couple of years. so already patients were traveling and this disproportionately affects lower income women, women of color, and it is going to only get harder to travel across state lines, perhaps because of some of these legislative efforts and also just because it costs money. it takes time. and i think we re going to see just an escalation of that trend. you see employers saying they re going to cover the cost. look at the employers. these are apple and you know, these are big companies. national companies. one thing about this moment we re in, the numbers are so stark. they haven t changed. public opinion on roe v. wade, do they want to overturn roe v. wade, 34% of americans said yes, in a may poll. 6 6% said no. those numbers haven t shifted really a whole lot in the last few years and yet we have republican politicians in washington, kevin mccarthy,