the ad and say they are factual and that she s the true conservative choice for indiana. the republican party shows senator donnelly can t win on his own merits and is trying to trick hoosier voters. this race is a tossup and important for both parties because they bring out the big guns. in a short time, president barack obama will speak trying to rally the base in favor of donnelly despite the fact he bows he is voted with president trump more than half the time. president trump will make two stops on his last-minute barnstorming tour and indian in fort wayne tomorrow. as in indiana and elsewhere, campaigns making the final push to appeal to voters and hammer the message home.from the governor s race to key congressional battles, atlas are keeping aclose watch on thi final stretch for tuesday. what should we look out for when it comes to the polls? for more info, let s bring in bonnie lonnie chen. - - with likely voters, that
three times the number of people devoted the last time the midterms here. the strategy is pretty straightforward. lock burner supporting president trump. she s trying to paint her opponent as a washington democrat. bredesen is trying to make the race not about trumpet about local issues. he says he s a problem solver. president trump one tennessee in 2016 by 26 percentage points. if blackburn does win, she will be the first woman to be a senator be a senator from the state of tennessee. back to you guys. train to steve harrigan, thank you very much. eric: president trump and make pencil being chattanooga tonight. congresswoman but are in across the finish line. she joins us now from chattanooga. first i want to point out we did reach out for an interview with your opponent, former governor bredesen but declined the opportunity this weekend and is welcome to come on another time. tonight you ve got the president
we are independent and we stand up and you deserve a senator who will always fight to put a lot of families first to matter what the political pressure. early voting numbers are much stronger than they were in the 2014 midterm and so far democrats are coming out with the 3.8% advantage over registered republicans. that bodes well for democrats. most of the experts expect a very long night on tuesday. arthel: very long night indeed. thank you very much good as that approaches come that approaches, many democratic candidates across the country have shifted their attention away from president trump to focus on the issue of health care. mr. cramer, i don t know why you voted to let insurance companies go back to deny coverage for preexisting conditions, but i know heidi would never do that. halls absolute now working for his district. if they care about health care, they care about their children s health care. congressman bishop senator whitehouse after voting for
for those that are seeking asylum, there is also a right way and a wrong way to calm to our country. we compassionately receive and always have those that are seeking refuge. individuals need to know there is a right way in a wrong way to come to the united states and we need to make certain that we protect our nation s sovereignty. that is what tennesseans want to see done. they know that phil bredesen is wrong on this issue. he has tried to downplay this. he doesn t think it is a serious issue. indeed, he does not think immigration, illegal immigration is a top 10 issue for tennesseans. i ve got to tell you it is a top one, two or three issue for tennessee and other democrats commit independent to republican. that is why you have so many trump democrats who are supporting me. despite independents, republicans are supporting me in this race. eric: you re going to have quite
preexisting conditions, something inside me broke. i m running for congress may approve this message because that s a dereliction of duty. arthel: this is fox s polling shows health care leads among issues voters can either extremely important, topping the list with 68%. for more now democratic strategist robin biro. thank you for being here. thank you. trained to want to know if you can talk to me how the democrats decide to hang this election on health care. is there a strategy? was it before they were hearing from voters? did they know this is what they would he campaigning on or did they wait to your voters had to say? yeah, strategically let me answer that question pure strategically with a mix of those. it started when donald trump, president trump of the cosh in subsidies and started to go out. as you know, about two thirds of the recipients of the affordable care act otherwise known as obamacare are trump supporters silly kind of stuff him in some