You are listening to the Jordan is my lawyer podcast. This is your host,

Jordan and I give you the legal analysis you've been waiting for. Here's the

deal. I don't care about your political views, but I do ask that you listen to the facts,

have an open mind, and think for yourselves.

Deal? Oh, and one last thing?

I'm not actually a lawyer.

What's up guys? Welcome back to the Jordan Is My Lawyer Podcast.

I'm so excited to be recording today because obviously we have a lot of really exciting things that are happening.

Mid-term elections obviously just took place so you already know we're going to go over the results of that.

But there's also some interesting things in doing my research that I found out about that I feel like you

may not know that you know like certain ballot measures that passed in certain states

and that kind of smaller stuff that maybe didn't make the news in a lot of places. So I want to go over that. I also have a

little mini election series so it kind of ties into those smaller things that maybe the

news didn't cover but yet still came as a result of the

elections so I'm gonna get into that as well and then I will also talk about

the student loan forgiveness program and why that is currently on hold and I'm also gonna to talk about a lawsuit involving some pretty popular

wrappers and a very popular magazine. So without further ado let's get into it. Okay, let's talk about midterms. So as of Friday afternoon, there were too many Senate races that were too close to call. There were three to be exact, Arizona, Nevada, and Georgia.

But then as of Friday night, the winner in Arizona's Senate race had been called by the

AP and other news networks, and that call was made in favor of the Democratic incumbent Mark Kelly.

So what that means is that control of the Senate basically boils down to two races, Georgia

and Nevada.

So let's talk about both of them.

...