ande1 this goes well beyond georgia. you have 42 other states also under fire from votinge1 rights advocates blasting republican moves in thoseqxi states and un fire from president biden calling them sick. there is an intense focus on changing senate rules so that laws on election reform can pass with just a majority. reality checkon this morning. and good morning to you i m e1e1 hallie jacksonc in qwashington. monica alba posted near the white house. josh, let me start with you you made yourf7 morninge1 where there is consternation from people who say listen, this is not okay. defenders of this law say we re just tryinge1 to protect the vo despite, as we mentioned, no evidencee1 of widespread fraud the last election. that s right it is really a sweeping rewrite of the r it will require that people using absenteew3 ballots provida driver s license or state i.d. number instead of atwsignature.q voters here in georgia that don t have a driver s license. it also shortens the w
there are a lot of this is the time to have a big. then tom suozzi is going to be on the ballot yet again in november, in a matter of months in 2024, when this bellwether district, the seat comes back up for the voters, like many before it, like several others that flipped from blue to red in 2022 and gave republicans control of the house of representatives. the victory for tom suozzi has given a lot of democrats, including in this room, confidence that they get this elsewhere and get the house back this fall, stephanie? all eyes on long island tonight. sahil, thank you. folks, do not go anywhere. updates on the special election in new york are coming up right now. right now. it is midnight on the east coast, i am stephanie ruhle, and thank you for joining us for our coverage of the special election in new york s third congressional district nbc news can officially project that democrat tom suozzi has defeated republican mazi pilip. this is, of course, is the house seat v
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and that should make it easier for schools to meet the requirements. president biden will leave for atlanta, georgia. the president will be visiting the cdc just after this new guidance came out. there s a live look at joint base andrews. they say that they are about to hit the vaccination goal of 100 million doses a day. they will do it today, i should say, the original plan was for the president and vice president to promote that package. but the shooting changed those plans. now the first joint trip will also include a meeting with asian american community leaders in georgia. the top concern, rising anti-asian rhetoric and violence this past year. a hearing on discrimination got heated on the hill, got personal as well. we will talk to georgia congressman hank johnson who sits on that committee. what he wants to hear from the president and vice president today in atlanta. we start with that breaking news from the centers for disease control, the cdc now saying, three