Voters reject extreme Republican measures

It was an election day in a number of states across the US yesterday. Ohio, the anti-union legislation that would have limited collective bargaining rights failed, with almost 6% of voters rejecting the law. Maine, by a margin of 60 to 40% voters rejected a new Republican law that would have ended same day voting registration. Mississippi, the Personhood Amendment that would have defined life as beginning at conception, also lost. So how should we look at this? Ana Kasparian of The Young Turks discusses.