Were talking to voters in mississippi and michigan as they leave the polling places. These are early results. The number are still coming in so keep that in mind. Lets first to go michigan. The biggest prize of the day and our first look at a midwestern industrial or rust belt state. Where do the late deciders go . This weekends contest hs some wondering if donald trump might be losing some altitude. Cruz, 31 of the late deciders. Trump got 23. Rubio got 10 . Plus a lot of discussion. Some pressure for the field to narrow and put the momentum behind one candidate. Lets see what might happen there. In michigan, if rubio and kasich vote her to change their support and choose between trump or cruz, where would they go . 47 would go to ted cruz. Trump would pick up 15 and 31 said if they couldnt vote for trump or cruz they would stay home. Fewer republicans sporpt banning muslims than weve been seeing. Fewer are angry with the government and more feel betrayed by their party. Plus over hal
Own, cornerstones of what it means to be middle class. Whats become a barrier, the soaring cost of higher education. This country is only as strong as our next generation. If you work hard, study hard, and are responsible, here in america, you can make it if you try. Even as this pecks increasingly crucial to get into the middle class, the cost of a College Education is going further and further out of reach. With the average student borrower graduating more than 26,000 in dead. At the university of buffalo today, the president said that has to change. Higher education is still the best ticket to upward mobility. If we dont do something about keeping it within reach, it will create problems for economic mobility for generations to come. Thats not acceptable. To help make that change hahn happen, the president is propose a plan to tie federal aid to the schools offering, using a variety of metrics to reward the schools helping students from all if enacted it would be the biggest change
Over republican Ken Cuccinelli. Virginians are also voting to choose a new attorney general. And democrats hope after tonight they will hold all three offices. Plus both u. S. Senate seats. In new jersey polls close in one hour where governor Chris Christie has held a substantial lead in his reelection effort. Christies already considered to be a major contender for the 2016 republican president ial nomination. And, of course, a win in this blue Northeastern State would make his argument that the gop wins when it runs mainstream conservative candidates not tea partiers on the fringes. And in new york city, Democrat Bill de blasio has an enormous lead in preelection polls. Hes poised to be the first democratic mayor of the largest city in 24 years. Howard fineman and david corn. Both are, of course, msnbc political analysts. Howard, tonight what you know, share. What i know is that the new virginia, the virginia that elected barack obama twice looks like its coming out in substantial nu
0 ceiling, it s a few more steps to explain why that s such a disaster. so again my assumption is they re thinking just from a pure messaging standpoint that it would be easier to say, you know, we re holding the debt ceiling, you know, because we re trying to be tough in a way that doesn t quite sound to average americans as devastating, even though it would be, as ezra points out, more devastating. somebody needs to explain economics. congressman, i do want to get your opinion on syria. obviously alarming reports about potential chemical weapons. you ve been relund can t to get the u.s. further involved there. give me your take, and has your view changed about what the u.s. should be doing? not at all. every time there s a breakout in hostilities or combat or violence, it seems as though they come to america, and without going to the congress, the president s, republican or democrat, said we are going to introduce troops. well, i know where those troops are. they come from the po