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. >> and i'm carrie dann. >> after all the polls, the tv ads, campaign attacks and theon bilspent, election day 2018 finally herived. >>ain story we're watching is control of congress with democrats needing a net of 23 pickups to win the house and a net o two ckups to win the senate. up for grabs is which party controls the important investigative and intelligence committees ahead of 2020 and special counsel robert mueller's findings. >> we'll also be watching which partywins governors mansions and state legislatures across the country. >>> another important storyline, the year of the woman. with scores of femaleandates and fired-up female voters, who could decide the election. >>> and hovering over all of it is president trump whose job approvalating has been in the 40s, a danger zone for the party controlling the white house. >> but he's embraced it being a referendum on him which has cr ♪ ♪ the things that matter most happen one morning and one cup at a time. it's a declaration.tion. that when they attack who we are. we show what we're made of. and we don't stand back- we stand up. for w

. >>> i'm carrie dann of nbc news. >> and i'm mark murray. >> we know. we know. we know. it feels very early to be talking about the 20 presidential race. but after some solid successes in the midterms,c the democra party is eager to start figuring out who might be their best candidate to run against donald trump in just two short years. >> but the outcome of the dterms didn't give us definitive answer about what kind of candidate is ascendant in the party. some of the most high profileca idates like andrew gillum andt beto o'rourke l their races. >> and some democrats from gubernatorial races came from white men who weren't exactly fire brands like tony evers, thw democr beat scott walker in wisconsin. >> and the democratic wins in the house were fuelled largely by women which means many democrats may be askin if a female candidate might be the female candidate might be the be way to take on trump stin this is a fight. not to the finish. female candidate might be the be way to take on trump stin but to the beginning. a fight that can only be won, if we stand together for

. >> good day i'm carrie dann of nbc news. as we dig out from the 2018 midterm results, there are two trends that are very striking when it comes to how the smerican electorate has changed since donald trum election. first, the gender gap. in past elections, female have tended to lean a little towards democrats but the midterm results saw an unprecedented difference between male and female voters with women breaking for dem a whopping 20 points, according to exit polls, even as msl htly favored the gop.th that ibiggest gender gap since exit polling began and it shows in the results with an unecedented number of women elected to serve in congress for the first time, nearly all of them democrats. the second huge gap, education, in 2014 voters with a college degree slightly favored republicans but in 2018 voters with a college degree broke for democrats by 20 points, an enormous swing in just four ort years. the question for republicans -- can they reverse these trends in 2020 a you know when you're at ross and you find a deal on

m carrie dann of nbc >> and i'm mark murray. >> election 2018 is in thevi rea mirror and now that most of the dust is settled, what happened and which party should feee best about the results on tuesday night? >> in the house, democrats comfortably hit their goal of taking back the majority. in the senate, republicans were the ones faring bekier, kn out democratic incumbents and strengthening their majority. >> once the races arll , it looks like democrats will end up with a net of between 35 and 40 seats. that's not quite a tsunami for democrats, but it was a very good night. >>mebut that's not stopping democrats feeling disappointed because the mixed results didn't show the national repudiation of trump they h for. and some of their rock star statewide a candidatesear to have fallen short. >> that means divided government and a deeper partisan divide and why shop marshalls? because...shopping should thrill you. with big brands at small prices. for the whole family! ♪ and unexpected finds you never knew you were looking for. with brands that wow and prices that thrill... marshalls is

i wonder bergen dann hettinger who's writing about this very subject in "the wall street journal" todaywell know for viewers, jeff bezos invade trump's backyard. do you not approve of the deal that new york offered him? >> i don't approve of the deal offered to him at all. they ought to be old to do this on the merits. a lot of merits because of the diversity workforce and a huge amount of tech workers they can draw in which columbus admitted it didn't have the critical mass of tech workers, but the part of this that i just love is how all of these left wing democrats and politicians in new york and the head of the city council, kirsten gillibrand, ocasio-cortez, they are all object and the $2.5 billion bid to blog see how and cuomo are giving to amazon. is it because they don't like subsidies? no. it's because they didn't get the money for their pet project. stuart: the headlines, bezos invades trump's backyard. you think it's a deliberate invasion? >> i think that the simple x the nation after all the tweets trump has dumped on just pesos. he rips off the post office, the "washington