. the vaccination debate has hit the campaign trail. carly fiorina says she wants parents to hold the power. last week during a stop in iowa fiorina was asked by a stance on the topic by a mother of five who claimed one of her children had a adverse reaction to vaccination. when you have highly communicable diseases where we have a vaccine that is proven like measles or mumps then i think a parent can make that choice. then i think a school district is well reason their rights to say sorry your child cannot attend public school. so a parent has to make those tradeoff. i think when talking about more of the esoters of the esoter esoteric immuniza think absolutely you should have that choice. then a school can t say sorry your kid can t come to the school. she continued sharing a story
of whites fell by two points again. it s been a consistent trend. it went from 74% down to 72%. looking at florida there was a look at this. a fouroint drop in the soters since 2008. there was a four point drop in the share of the white vote in ohio since four years ago. made up mostly in the voters. the racial composition of the electorate in virginia was identical to what it was in virginia national popular vote again is going to be looks likeq; right on the nose. the closest state to the national popular vote is going to be virginia. right now i want to bring in the keynote speaker at the national convention julian castro. good morning to you. good morning. demographics are destiny. in the state of texas, is it a