Voters in competitive states prefer candidates who opposed Kavanaugh, poll finds

Voters are factoring Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh into their midterm election decisions. An NBC News/Marist poll released Friday found that many voters in Nevada, Minnesota, and Wisconsin would prefer to vote for a candidate who opposed Kavanaugh's confirmation. In Nevada, where incumbent Republican Sen. Dean Heller is in a tight race with Democratic Rep. Jacky Rosen, 41 percent of voters said were more likely to vote for a candidate who opposed Kavanaugh, and 38 percent said they would...