they wrote it for themselves. msnbc prime, i m ali velshi, thank you for joining us on this big night in american politics. five states are holding primary elections today the results from each of them will be telling in an entirely different ways. the polls have just close in michigan, and kansas. we re of course gonna have to kornacki here in just a moment,
want to preserve right here in kansas. big turnout is a good thing in this primary, both today, one last thing, we have less than a minute here, but today the canvas governmental ethics commission tweeted that quote, under current law, text message advocacy about constitutional ballot initiatives does not require paid for disclaimers. is it bigger than that? is there no way to have any accountability about who did this? who ran a ten? to stop it? while the good news is it despite of the ethics laws that don t require it, there was some really tenacious news reporters and made now been reported in kansas widely by this afternoon, who exactly is responsible for this. a tech-based company run by republicans as i say, former congressman tim heals camp who lost his primary a couple of years ago is behind it. that information is available