what would be left out of the, about 10,000 votes, we believe and marshall county, that s the only other blue county in the state right now, where reno is, and a scattering of votes from the red rural area, she could conceivably build a lead from those 22,000 ballots remaining in clark county that is insurmountable for adam laxalt. if that happens, as you say, democrats will have won nevada, won arizona, we ll have 50 seats with the tie barrier of kamala harris that will give them the senate even before we mention the name georgia. we ll be talking a bit about legislative agendas and other questions. steve, i had to ask you, when i was in nevada, i was talking with democratic officials and consultants their, they said the same thing. democrats either win by two or they lose by one. it is that kind of tight race, tight stay, if you re being honest. is that what we re looking for here? it s right on the knife s edge, you can see here, laxalt had been leading in the count
where you have voters of color and they were in one or two congressional districts. texas republicans using their power, that s what they say. we won the election and said you re going to be in this distribute and it stretches out to a red rural area. instead of electing a most likely democratic congress person they are in now a republican district. i want to make two points. you know, it is about preserving political power and with republicans in charge they are the ones trying to keep their power, but it still comes down to race, you know, and when democrats did it, you know, in the 90s, yes, they were preserving their power and it still came down to race, too. in a state like texas where 40% of the population is latino and 12% in black and then you look at the makeup of its congressional delegation or its state health then you see the discrepancies but other point is the earlier supreme court ruling this year in a redistricting case showing a no voting rights