gubernatorial race, the center for politics out of uva switched the senate race from to a tossup. there are very different races, it shows a path that even governor kevin could use for re-election if he focuses on the cultural issues like critical race theory and anti-legal immigration policies, like some of the same issues you saw glenn youngkin take up. there is a lot of focus in many states on voting laws, right? including georgia where voting laws were passed after 2020. did we see that play out in this election in anyway in terms of affecting turnout or disadvantaging some groups over others? yeah, this was the first major test for georgia s restrictive voting laws. because it was a low turnout con contest, we saw scatter ed repot
public polls showed that crime is the number one factor. it s a part of an effort to divorce the city, essentially split the city. residents of a neighborhood. ed to split it because of the rise in crime pledged to fight crime to make that impossible for him to do, they say crime is the number one issue, the number two and number three issue is race. that s how important it was. there is so much focus on looking at results about what they may say heading into 2022. you tweeted what we saw in atlanta and how that could impact senate in georgia coming up. is that already a discussion? it is. not only in atlanta but the