THE NOTE: Off-year elections are imperfect indicators of what's to come. The impact of Pres. Trump and impeachment could complicate them even more.
Impeachment is on the ballot Tuesday. Who wants it there and what that means depends on where you look.
"Tomorrow the people of Kentucky will head to the polls, and you will vote to reelect your terrific Republican governor," Trump said Monday night."And we're sending a signal by doing that to the rest of the country, to the rest of the world, that the Republican party -- you know what we stand for -- but do you see what's happening with the Democrats. They have gone crazy.
In the latest poll too, Trump is underwater on every single question about his personality and temperament. More, the percent of respondents who identify as leaning Republican in their preferences, said they'd defect to Biden should he become the nominee. Side by side, the two polls are a reminder that the country's divisions by geography and demographics continue to be profound.At the onset of 2019, two controversies over blackface and sexual assault allegations embroiled Virginia Democrats -- with the top three leaders of the commonwealth all wrestling with widespread calls to resign and dwindling support from the party.
But Bell's campaign remains adamant that those scandals are not at the forefront of voters' minds. His campaign manager, Kiera Hall, told ABC News that he"has not been asked by voters" about them and called the ad"as offensive as it is untrue."ABC News'"Start Here" podcast.
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