Sen. Cory Booker stated the Democrats’ aspirations for keeping a majority in the United States on Sunday. Turnout is a key component of the Senate.

The New Jersey Democrat said on ABC’s “This Week”: “I mean when I’m travelling around the country, I see a lot of enthusiasm, but at the end of the day we have to translate that to people turning out.”

Booker has been supporting Democratic candidates across the country even though he is not running for reelection this year.

“The alternatives are very clear for everyone from Georgia to Pennsylvania. Out in Arizona, voters can choose between a candidate who wants to protect our democracy and unite people or one who, in reality, damages it, according to Booker.

Booker disagreed with host Martha Raddatz’s claim that Democrats have not considered how many Americans are concerned about the state of the economy.

In reference to a previous House speaker, Booker stated, “I’m looking at Tip O’Neill saying that politics is local, and when I stood with House members who are fighting for reelection and senators, I know what their messaging is. I am aware of their concluding statement, which is: “Who is really going to have your family’s back when our country is going through bad times, whether it’s a pandemic or growing inflation?” ”

There were 35 U.S. This year, there will be elections for 21 Senate seats, which the GOP currently controls.

With races in Ohio, North Carolina, and Colorado being very close, the senate elections in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Nevada, Arizona, and New Hampshire are all seen as toss-ups. Additionally considered to be worth watching for any potential surprises are the races in Florida, Utah, Iowa, and Washington state.