Gubernatorial race was not close at all and that, too, may be telling. Voters overwhelmingly chose the socalled establishment candidate Gretchen Whitmer over the Progressive Choice backed by Bernie Sanders among others. Lets start in ohio with ryan noble nobles. This race isnt called because there is a masmall marg between Troy Balderson and Danny Oconnor. Its a 1700 vote lead. The reason the election cant be certified yet is there are 8,000 professional and Absentee Ballots that have yet to be counted and it will take a week for all of that counting to take place and then the other variable that could take place that is if the margin shrinks to less than half a percentage
The latest news from around the world with hosts John Berman and Poppy Harlow. You snoozed in the makeup room. Theres a bag of wendys down stairs. Spicy chicken sandwich. Leave it alone. I had two of them. Fantastic. We have a lot to get to. Looking in ohio, so much money, so much time, so much energy spent for a thr
Laura Ingraham shines a spotlight on everyday Americans and examines how their lives are affected by politics at the federal, state and local level. Laura Ingraham shines a spotlight on everyday Americans and examines how their lives are affected by politics at the federal, state and local level. Recidivism. We want to decrease it if we can. And its an issue that the president is desperately trying to get to yes on and it might also have the added benefit of helping with some of those discontented voters who are on the fence as well. Finally, mr. President , dont ignore the right Track Reading at the top. As the Washington Post wrote ahead of the 2016 election, the nations mood is intrinsically important, providing a basic gauge of how americans think the country is doing and whether people are more optimistic or pessimistic than in the past. President s can succeed or fail regardless of the publics mood, but the publics overall outlook sets the stage for political debate. Sets the sta
popular vote. most smart republicans think probably by an even bigger margin next time because of the coast and also because of the republican revolt against this president in the suburbs. then you look at the map. the president won kentucky by 30 points last time. don there are some suburban lessons there, some turnout lessons there. but kentucky is a red state and likely will be next year. look at what happened in the philadelphia suburbs. if you look here at a state the president just barely won, key to his electoral victory, pennsylvania is a huge thing to keep an eye on as we go forward. in arizona we saw what happened last year in 2018 there. in 2016 this was closer than you might think. democrats think given what s happening in the suburbs maybe arizona can be in play.
you re much better off winning than losing but you can t think that this if you re a republican who sits in a district that is less good for your party than this one you can t think, whoo, troy balderson won. i m good. no. the lessons the suburban lesson that phil highlights, the turnout lessons, the money lessons all still suggest this is going to be a good election for democrats. that s not a debate. the debate is how big does the wave get? and i don t know that last night proves it gets smaller. harry, talking about canvas canvakansas. that s a close race. you have to president s pick kris kobach who led briefly the voter fraud investigation that found nothing and there was no reason to set it up but i digress. he is running 500 points ahead against now 200. okay, now down 200. democrats are rooting for him.