Hello there, I'm Chuck Todd and this is the Chuck Todd cast.

So in the past few weeks, it appeared the 2022 environment seems to be looking a bit more

normal.

What do I mean by that?

Meaning, a little bit more like a typical midterm election where you start to see the voters

in the middle, lean towards the party out of power.

Trump is no longer dominating headlines like he was in August or September.

This crisis after months of the decline are chicken back up, the economy and inflation

are once again on the top of voters' minds.

Is it doesn't appear inflation is going to get better anytime soon?

So what is going on on the ground?

Is there a real shift?

Or are we just in that period in a campaign where everything's just close and we'll have

to wait till the end to find out the breeze?

So I'm going to speak with three reporters today, one from each from Pennsylvania and

Nevada in Georgia because if you ask Mark Murray and I, we basically are saying these days

that the party that wins two of those three Senate races controls the Senate.

This hard to pick another trio that is that definitive than those three.

Again, Pennsylvania, Nevada, Georgia.

By the way, I'm coming to you right now from Atlanta where I just wrapped up some interviews

with Secretary Stake Brad Raffinsberger and a fascinating panel of independent voters

who are definitely going to be split ticket voters down here and the messages they'd like

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