. >> patricia, could you react for me about what tremaine said earlier about the confusion people areseeing at the polling places, coming to a place where they voted for the mid-term elections and returning today to vote in the runoff and being told this is not your location? >> yeah, we are hearing that about a couple precincts around atlanta, and then also in savannah, we are hearing about reports of voters going to the precincts where they were supposed to be, and there were late changes announced at 7:00 this morning, and we will try and find out if it's widespread, and are they making it easy for voters where to go if not to that location? are they going to make changes to when those polls close at the end of the day to give them more time. we are hearing spotty reports of that happening around the state. >> talk to me about the fatigue, patricia, if you will. tremaine talked to the voters, and georgia has been front and center for four election cycles, i believe, and axios headline saying this, georgia voters are tired, and it goes on to say voters interviewed by axios were tire

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here is tremaine lee. >> in 2022, the winds of political power in america shifted.uard of this new american movement was a diverse group of barrier breakers, politicians, policy makers, and political upstarts who were not only making history but making change. house democrats bring in the new year with new leadership. >> hakeem jeffries was elected to lead house democrats in the 118th congress in january. >> replacing nancy pelosi. >> >> i stand on the shoulders of so many people. >> jeffries is the first african american to lead a political party in the house or senate. >> more congressional first in 2023 as the demographics on capitol hill continue to evolve. there will be a record number of hispanic, and latino members, more women, more openly lgbtq members, and congress is getting younger. 25-year-old maxwell frost, a democrat from florida, with afro cuban roots, is the first gen z member of congress. >> diversity in congress is about skin color. it's about experience. it's about where you come from. it's about the way you act, who you are. >> joining frost, som

tremaine lee is in atlanta. and lisa ram, host of the senior producer of morning edition.at a polling place in metro atlanta. so what are you seeing? >> i am here at a polling place in atlanta. folks are excited despite the cold and despite the rain. the polling places across the street where folks have been trickling in. and right here across the street, organizers have set up a party at the posts. folks are computed getting everyone ready to vote. the stakes are extremely high. so folks are not playing around here. they are coming out. it's not all about the party at polls. there's some real issues that folks are facing i i spoke to one voter just moments ago. here's what she had to say. >> me being a young black woman, my rights, my body, my voice and me being able to make decisions or have someone to fight for me to make decisions that are best for me and my family. >> reporter: despite breaking early voting records last week and despite a little fatigue from the voting process being extended this way, folks are excited and may have help are from advocates who want the

vote event across the street from a big polling place in atlanta is msnbc national correspondent tremaintell us where you are and what you're seeing. looks like a party. >> reporter: rachel, i'm probably at the livest polling place in the state of georgia right now, in southwest atlanta. this is a group called "when we vote we win". they have been out here -- listen, they call this a party at the polls. they have free food. the music has been banging. they're making sure anyone who came up had information about voting. they're within the rules. becausefeet, you can't give people food or water. they said let's take it across the street and make sure people who come out are fed. people have been trickling in and out, but organizers say they wanted to make sure they maintain the momentum and energy. it has indeed been a long election season. this marathon to the general election and then this sprint to the runoff with that kind of truncated timeframe being cut from nine weeks to four weeks. but the intensity around not just these two candidates and not just around the policy issues but real