according to the department of elections in virginia, 1.1 million people have cast ballots in this race. that is a significant number that both candidates are closely watching and that sort of hints at the national implications here. those are more pressing for mcauliffe than youngkin. mcauliffe knows that his party is in power in washington and voters are going to the polls in part as a ref ren dum on that leadership. one thing he was hoping to tout was an infrastructure and spending deal on capitol hill. it doesn t seem like that s going to happen. we learned yesterday that vote may happen on tuesday, the same day as election day here in virginia. there s a sort of cruel irony there and you can see in this bite how mcauliffe is aware of that cruel irony. take a listen. it is what it is. i mean, people here in virginia want to hear about my education plan, job creation, what i m going to do on health care. i don t get asked about it. i would like to see them do it as soon as possibl
them into law in the first place, but as far as i understand it, they also have avoided the threat of recall [ dennis ] talk to an allstate agent. happy birthday! it s a painting easel! here. if that is the case, what happens next? what sort of political the tide s coming in! consequence did you and other democrats hope to mete out in response to this? well, you re very correct in saying we cannot exercise our this is my favorite one. it s upside down. right to ref ren dum because oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he s always wanted to go. that s why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it s what makes a subaru, a subaru. they re in the bill. connie pillich, candidate for you know it even after all these years. ohio state treasurer. thank you for helping us but your erectile dysfunction - you know,that could be a question of blood flow. understand this. it s nice to have you here. cialis tadalafil for daily use thank you. lots to come tonight helps you be ready anytime
politically, obviously he continues to have high personal approval and that counts for something, it s also a very polarized country. let s remember most of the votes aren t on the table right now. right. most of the people in the country are going to vote they ve decided. the small amount of people that are making up their mind, in some ways those are the people most subject to think about it as a ref ren dum which bodes ill for the president but on the other side of the ledger, this, the obama organization has been working in the states at the groos grassroots level for his presidency. what they were able to do in 2008 to alter the electorate, make the electorate younger and more racially diverse was important in providing the margin of victory and that s going to be more important this time around and that s happening underneath the surface, not the ad war, fund-raising dollars. i agree with chris. these guys are good, number one. number two if i am mitt romney s people my c