If it's Tuesday, voters are voting, and they're not happy.

We've got some new numbers suggesting America is in the depths of a political depression,

as seven more states hold their midterm or primaries tonight.

Which you need to know why it matters in just a moment.

Plus President Biden meets with the Senate's top gun reform negotiator on the Democratic

side, as actor and ovulid native Matthew McConaughey, urges action from the White House podium

in an extraordinarily compelling appearance.

And mass shooting survivors and victims' family members head and speak on Capitol Hill.

And members of the proud boys charged with seditious conspiracy, what it means for this far

right extremist group and for extremism in America, a year and a half after the Capitol

in Syracuse.

Welcome to Meet the Press.

Now I'm Chuck Todd and thanks for streaming with us as we say around here.

If it's Tuesday, voters are voting somewhere.

And today that's somewhere as a group of seven states from coast to coast.

New Jersey to California, plus Mississippi, Montana, New Mexico, and Iowa and South Dakota.

And the one with the most races we're watching the closest is our friends in California.

What happens in California tonight?

Could give us some clues about the directions of both parties, including how voters in

the nation's most progressive state are feeling these days about issues like crime, homelessness

and inflation in two of its biggest cities.

But whether voters across the country make their voices heard tonight at the ballot box

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