host: you are last four jennifer duffy. go ahead. caller: i am going to be voting for the democratic ticket. i have just had its up to here with the republicans and what they are trying to do with women. in arizona, they are trying to allowe doctors to lie to women about pregnancy problems because they do not want them to have an abortion. they just cut funding for thousands of poor women. there is another bill to try to allow employers to fire women if they are using the pill. one representative referred to women as livestock. it just goes on and on. with rush limbaugh, that was the straw that broke the camel's back. he went past calling women and name names. -- calling women names. it is shaming women for being sexual beings. i do not want republican men telling me what to do with my body. host: jennifer duffy. guest: i think that a lot of women feel that way. the one thing that worked against republicans was this issue came up at a time that there were a number of legislatures dealing with issues that, we'll call them invasive. vi

host: you are last for jennifer duffy. go ahead.g to be voting for the democratic ticket. i have just had it up to here with the republicans and what they are trying to do with women. in arizona, they are trying to allow doctors to lie to women about pregnancy problems because they do not want them to have an abortion. they just cut funding for thousands of poor women. there is another bill to try to allow employers to fire women if they are using the pill. one representative referred to women as livestock. it just goes on and on. with rush limbaugh, that was the straw that broke the camel's back. he went past calling women and name names. -- calling women names. it is shaming women for being sexual beings. i do not want republican men telling me what to do with my body. host: jennifer duffy. guest: i think that a lot of women feel that way. the one thing that worked against republicans was this issue came up at a time that there were a number of legislatures dealing with issues that, we'll call them invasive. virginia defeated thei

among our guests is jennifer duffy. we will join the live election returns. a live simulcast on c-span radio and c-span television. >> this is our seventh politico. >>> coming up on c-span 3, a look at redistricting. first, the discussion on the voting rights act which requires the justice department to approve congressional maps in some states. then a conversation on the demographics of redisstricting. after that, a senate hearing with the heads of the u.s. southern and northern commands. they oversee military operations in the western hemisphere. later, new york mayor michael bloomberg and antonio villaraigosa. >>> following the outcome of the 2010 census. some redistricting plans have landed in courts. stanford law school held a conference in january and what is ahead for the redistricting for the coming decade. this panel on the voting rights act is 90 minutes. >> we're going to get started again. thank you all for coming back in. thank you for being here. one of my favorite philosophers is satchel paige. who is famous for many things. telling you to avoi

among our guests is jennifer duffy, the senator editor for the "cook political report" to talk aboutcontrol of the senate, what are their chances and what about the democrats keeping the senate in this election? the policy director for concord coalition, joshua gordon, will talk about the new budget projections and what it means for the federal deficit. and stephen flanagan, who is with the center for strategic and international studies will be on to talk about the state visit tomorrow. the official visit by the british prime minister and our relations between the u.k. and the u.s. of course, we'll begin the program with your reaction to some of the results from mississippi and alabama, the "washington journal," 7:00 a.m. eastern time, 4:00 for those of you on the west coast. earlier tonight former senator rick santorum in louisiana with an eye on the caucuses there later in the months declaring victory in both mis and alabama -- mississippi and alabama. our coverage continues here on c-span. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. one more thing, auppeds you'll appreciate it. we have to