edge. a president sliding and now big backers bolting. what charlie gasparino is hearing. and the big election before the election at issue. whether virginia goes red and whether a republican governor can survive the fight of his life in mississippi. whether a democratic one in kentucky can get, well, re-elected in a usually ruby red state. all this day when the entire new jersey state senate is up for grabs and constitutional abortion measures in ohio are on the ballot. big day, big issues, big show. it all starts now. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. so much to get to on this your world. they say that money talks, but if you are one joe biden, what if the money walks? charlie gasparino on the falling poll wipeout in just a moment. first to jacqui heinrich at the white house and whether anybody there is freaking out at the moment. jacqui? well, maybe not freaking out. at least they re not letting on if they are. we do know that the president has apparently seen these
today on inside politics, it s election day in america. key races in virginia, ohio, kentucky and mississippi could give us clues about the mood of the electorate with one year to go until voters pick a president. one big issue in all these races is abortion. democrats think it galvanizes voters still fearhouse about the dobbs decision, but nearly a year and a half later, does it pack the political punch it did in the midterms? the house is poised to vote on a resolution censoring a congresswoman for recent comments many see as anti-semitic. we ll talk to one of her colleagues about whether fellow dremocrats will standby her. i m dana bash. let s go behind the headlines and inside politics. we begin with today s off-year election. issues like abortion and inflation are dominating today s races, along with how voters feel about both the man currently in the white house and the man who wants it back. we are in kentucky where governor ann beshear is fighting for reelection
history. they are saying we don t want our kids to be as smart as your kids and everyone else s kids. how do you make that make sense? i don t make it make sense but i appreciate nicole for naming what she named. it that baseline simple eraser because it s in the minds of individuals that don t understand that reality in polling conversations all the time so naming that, i assure when people talk about how education goes to the top as a top three election issue, they failed to point out the fact that when black and latin x parents were naming education. they re not talking about omitting basic history but quality schools and quality education for their children and we know that this parents rights campaign that youngkin ran played well with white voters especially white women voters as the gop saw a 13-point jump. what we re naming here and discussing here is yes, that