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so as political analysts try to figure out how different demographic groups will vote in the midterms were taking a look this morning at another group who could have the biggest influence in the outcome of the elections those who simply dont vote NBC News correspondent Shaquille Brewster joins us now from Milwaukee Wisconsin with that part of the story Shaq what did you find out well good morning Mika you know we often looked at look at elections in terms of those voting blocks so youve heard the terms before working class whites older black voters Suburban women but going into the midterm elections we likely know the largest and potentially most influential voting block of this cycle its those who went out and voted two years ago in the presidential election but are staying back home this year in November it goes through a range of voter types and I want you to look at what we know about the power of those midterm election non-voters 23 year old Jake Jake Hart will likely join the