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Voting rights and voter suppression in her state at a field hearing before the congressional black caucus today. on election day voters faced extremely long lines, registered voters missing from the rolls, insecure, inadequate and malfunctioning voting machines, insufficient provisional ballots, and election staff would were ill equipped to meet voters needs. as a citizen of georgia and as an american who believes in our system of representative democracy i am obliged to do all in my power to advocate for an end to voter suppression in all its forms and in all its spaces. remember, stacey abrams comes at this from a long time ago. this has been her work for several years. ache ra abrams pushed for georgia to adopt an election system that allows for paper ballots and the hand counting of ballots which she calls an auditable systems. that s what a lot of election experts are calling for these days. we ll be right back. you re watching msnbc. ors usualr them because, often, ....
Republicans running in those republican seats. what happened to you all in california? well, john. it is good to be back with you again. it s certainly disappointing. disappointing to not only lose the house, but to see so of my leagues lose races that they were up. many of which were up very big on election night. ahead in the polls. election day voters voted for them overwhelmingly. absentee ballots came in. those were overwhelming for them. but three weeks later still counting. you can move a race eight to ten points. beyond what the polling is, moving eight to ten points after the election is unbelievable. something as republicans in california, we have to look at. are you alleging some malfeasance here? i m alleging is we do polling with registered voters. we did that in my district. ....
Minus broward, provided the total early voting counts, and sen tee ballots, early on and only prourd did not. all abided except for broward and palm beach, and they found another 15,000 votes and she did not abide, yesterday a court order came down saying you have to by 7:00 tonight on friday, give your vote totals. to both counts. now, broward did comply with that. palm beach still has not. we should argue, to know the vote totals and forget about breaking down who voted for whom. but if you don t know the vote totals you don t know the universe of what you re dealing with. it s a moving line. that s why it s important to know who voted early so you know where your election day voters are. when you leave it out there it leaves a lot of room for people to say you re doing unscrupulous. why r you not letting the voters or candidates know how many votes were submitted before election day? why aren t you letting us know? ....
Much money for to be eligible for medicaid and too little. montana will vote to keep an expansion, potentially providing health care to hundreds of thousands of people who can t afford it now. on election day voters in these four primarily conservative rural states have a chance to fundamentally reshape how we think about medicaid across huge expanses of the country. leading the charge for expansion in idaho, this bright green jalopy of an rv. what s the reaction when you drive in? laughter initially. reporter: they bought the rv to serve as a ram shackle road ....
As we are doing away with the exit polling which really didn t help anybody in 2016. exactly. it was a wonderful institution for about 50 years but in many respects, it is now outlived its usefulness. in the main reason for that is because of the number of americans who are no longer voting on election day, they are voting early, voting by absentee, by mail. a 40% of americans or more are voting that way. they never exit, they can t be pulled in an exit poll. our friends from other networks have developed some systems for addressing that. we think the right thing to do is start with a new tool for finding out why people vote the way they do. harris: what are we replacing it with? basically would hundred 25,000 interviews will be conducted by phone and over the internet, voters in all 50 states and scattered across the country. we are going to be talking to early voters, talking to election day voters and most ....