Who wins and who votes? Two questions shaping the US midterms
Summary
Americans head to the polls on Tuesday with control of Congress at stake and early voting already at record levels. We speak to DW Chief Political editor Michaela Küfner about Donald Trump's final campaign push and the races that could decide control of Congress. Then Christopher Uggen, Professor of Sociology and Law at the University of Minnesota, explains why millions of Americans with felony convictions remain barred from voting and how that debate is evolving across the country. #dwcurrentaffairs 00:00 - Overview of the US midterms & early voting 00:47 - Trump's campaign push & key…
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