>> i understand why betina is excited about iowa. if the republicans won iowa, it would be the biggest story tomorrow. a lot of the other races are tough sledding for the democrats. but iowa, in and of itself would be a surprise. >> betina, good to see you, get on the plane and get up here. we want to see you tomorrow. >> great. >> can't wait. michael shure, david shuster, see you tomorrow >>> a lot of voters are frustrated for the gridlock on capitol hill. if you share the frustrations, let us know. take a picture saying hashtag dear congress. tweet your photo with the hashtag dear congress or email it to us. "america tonight" will share your responses. don't forget to share "america tonight" for results and indepth coverage. coverage beginning at 5:30. a special edition af power politics. >> we'll run through the races, tell you what to look for and when. where the drought will happy, the drama. and there's a new show at 6 o'clock. >> you're the man. then we get started in earnest at seven. now a look at other stories making headli

betina to my left, a former director of hispanic outreach for the republican outlook committee. ray suarez is here, the host of "al jazeera america"s "inside story". tara, a political strat children and founder of the tara daldell group and political contributor michael shure. first of all, your reaction to the results in kentucky, and the role health care, and the affordable care act played in the race. >> it's almost hard to talk about them separately. health care is the issue in kentucky. if there was an example to the state of democrats, that they could have controlled, it was kentucky. connect has brought down the lel, the numbers of uninsured in the state. mitch mcconnell had his work cut out. they are first going against the health care law, trying to repeal obama care, and seeing the fact hey, it's working, i'm not going to dismantle it. it was a lost opportunity. alison lundergan grimes should have answered the question as to who she voted for in the 2012 election. >> is that part of it, the issue, alison lundergan grimes, she should have owned it, owned her vote if it

. >> i'm leapfrog ray suarez, and betina. your thoughts. >> what we see in the different races is cory gardner. they needed to win in the blue and purple states. from what i heard on the ground. this is a state where the war on women was front and center. it was fascinating. women were trending. they had an aggressive out reach. we are hearing from the udall camp, it was a little too late. it will be fascinating to see the numbers on what the republican ground game was, and winning on issues that the republicans usually don't talk about, about attracting women and hispanics. is it interesting to see that in the grimes race, in kentucky. how she did like mary landrieu. >> mitch mcconnell was trending with the women, up by 4 points. >> that's something the democrats will have to look at. >> quick last thoughts? >> we haven't seen big surprises tonight. one quasi surprise is the bright lights for the democrats on a fight like this is supposed to be in the government races, and states that are solidly democratic, that governors c