american people and he didn't tell you what he knew all right with 2 weeks to go let's bring in tom bowman your he's a democratic political strategist also the c.e.o. of the political data company target smart tom welcome to the day before we dive into the early voting numbers let's pull out far and wide for a moment what is your data telling you about the importance of the code 19 pandemic in this election. it's by far the most important issue it's it's impacting how people vote both in terms of the motive go in but also their go choice were seen and have a huge impact and is really recycled deck in this election we've seen early voting on an unprecedented scale already but some 30000000 votes have been cast and yet predicting the outcome has never been so difficult that's what we've been hearing this entire season why is that. well there's just so much more uncertainty than we've ever had before as you say over 30000000 votes cast early and while that's a massive number that's approaching the total number of early votes we saw in all of 2016 and we still have 2 weeks to go. it's going to

all right with 2 weeks to go let's bring in tom bowman your he's a democratic political strategist also the c.e.o. of the political data company target smart tom welcome to the day before we dive into the early voting numbers let's pull out far and wide for a moment what is your data telling you about the importance of the code 19 pandemic in this election. it's by far the most important issue it's it's impacting how people vote both in terms of the motive go in but also their go choice were seen and have a huge impact and is really recycled deck in this election we've seen early voting on an unprecedented scale already but some 30000000 votes have been cast and yet predicting the outcome has never been so difficult that's what we've been hearing this entire season why is that. well there's just so much more uncertainty than we've ever had before as you say over 30000000 votes cast early and while that's a massive number that's approaching the total number of early votes we saw in all of 2016 and we still have 2 weeks to go. it's going to potentially triple by election day and we're loo

all right with 2 weeks to go let's bring in tom bowman your he's a democratic political strategist also the c.e.o. of the political data company target smart tom welcome to the day before we dive into the early voting numbers let's pull out far and wide for a moment what is your data telling you about the importance of the code 19 pandemic in this election. it's by far the most important issue it's it's impacting how people vote both in terms of the motive go in but also their vote choice we're seeing it have a huge impact and is really recycled deck in this election we've seen early voting on an unprecedented scale already but some 30000000 votes have been cast and yet predicting the outcome has never been so difficult that's what we've been hearing this entire season why is that. well there's just so much more uncertainty than we've ever had before as you say over 30000000 votes cast early and while that's a massive number that's approaching the total number of early votes we saw in all of 2016 and we still have 2 weeks to go. it's going to potentially triple by election day and we're

all right with 2 weeks to go let's bring in tom bowman your he's a democratic political strategist also the c.e.o. of the political data company target smart tom welcome to the day before we dive into the early voting numbers let's pull out far and wide for a moment what is your data telling you about the importance of the code 19 pandemic in this election. it's by far the most important issue it's it's impacting how people vote both in terms of the motive go in but also there go choice we're seeing it have a huge impact and is really recycled deck in this election we've seen early voting on an unprecedented scale already but some 30000000 votes have been cast and yet predicting the outcome has never been so difficult that's what we've been hearing this entire season why is that. well there's just so much more uncertainty than we've ever had before as you say over 30000000 votes cast early and while that's a massive number that's approaching the total number of early votes we saw in all of 2016 and we still have 2 weeks to go. it's going to potentially trip by election day and we're loo

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