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The first early vote numbers are in—and there are reasons for Democrats to feel bullish
Ron Brownstein joins the Inside Politics panel to help break down what the early data from the first days of early voting means for the final month of campaigning. And with President Trump beginning a multi-state campaign swing, Brownstein says that "Republicans are caught in sort of a conundrum here... As a Republican candidate, you may want President Trump to help gin up your turn out, but you have the risk that highlighting or association with him will drive away independent and swing voters, where he is deeply underwater."
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