most liberal - if you combine those, things size and liberalism, i would say the largest combination of size and liberalism and th state is dane county universit of wisconsin, it is wher madison's. democrats just continue, thi is a decade or two story, here to squeeze more and more votes out of dane county last night - 200,000 votes out of thi county, 82% of the vote, tha is believe it or not a improvement of more than six points over what joe biden got here in 2020, and look at this 194,000 votes for th democratic lined candidate dane you go to milwaukee whic almost always produces the mos democratic votes in the stat by far, dane county last night produced more votes for th democratic-led candidate the milwaukee county that is almost 2 to 1 in milwaukee's favor, so these ar big changes in wisconsin >> well, let's bring in someon
just continue, a decade or two story here, to squeeze more and more votes out of dane county. you look at last night, 200,000 votes out of this county, that's an improvement of more than 6 points over what joe biden got here in 2020 and look at this, 194,000 votes for the democrat-aligned county in dane. milwaukee, almost always produces the most democratic votes, dane county produced more votes for the democrat-aligned candidate than milwaukee county. that's a big -- it used to be 2-1 in milwaukee's favor these are big changes in wisconsin. >> wow, let's bring in somebody no who he is so much about wisconsin, a guy i always call on election nights to see how races are going. founder of the conservative web site the bulwark, charlie sykes, it's what we say every day, right?
not going to try to do anything fancy. but i can't wait to be with them, you know? they are never candid or anything, right? >> you should be sitting at the table with them. >> we are going to do that. you will see is tomorrow morning on the show. i sit down with the utah jazz owner. it's like 2:00 a.m. or something there that i have to get up. >> just into cnn new jobs data from the labor department. 194,000 first time applications for new unemployment benefits last week down a little bit from the week before. new unemployment claims continue to hover around historic lows. the fed has raised interest rates eight times over 11 months trying to get this under control, but the battle to bring down prices has not crushed america's white hot jobs market. also today, tiger woods is returning to competitive golf. the first time in seven months. he wants everytown to know he is playing to win.
weekly jobless claims unexpectedly fell and that's despite the recent mass layoffs we have seen in tech and media companies. vanessa is here to break down the data. vanessa, hard to make sense of what's happening in the economy. what is this new indication tell us? >> good news for the american worker. bad news for the federal reserve. last week unemployment claims 194,000 people filed for unemployment. that is down from the week prior. we've obviously come a long way since the height of the pandemic. but we are now at historic lows and that is not good for the work that the federal reserve is trying to do. they actually want to see these unemployment claims go up and they want to see the number of jobs added come down. they're not seeing that right now but that will be a good indication once they see the
landscape. so far this time, evacuations are voluntary, no imminent risk, just a remarkable display. >> the word "awesome," we use it all the time. but this is the-- it's the definition of the word "awesome." >> reporter: carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> o'donnell: tonight, america's fourth largest city is under ray boil water order following a power outage at a houston water purification plant. more than two million residents are now left wondering if what comes out of their tap is safe to drink. cbs' janet shamlian is in houston with more. >> where would you like us to put it? >> reporter: handouts in houston tonight. cases of water amid warnings what's coming from the tap might not be safe. where did you shower? >> well, i haven't this morning. i have to wait until night time. >> reporter: the city issued a boil water notice late sunday after a power outage disrupted the water system. then disruptions across the city. houston schools closing classrooms for more than 194,000
they had ever seen or expected. >> if unfair allegations are being made, i will respond to those because we do not want that misinformation out there. if people out there in the community think that we are slow rolling this, the vote, the release of the votes, that starts to create further concerns with the process. i am standing up for the process >> left to count at least 250,000. in maricopa county more than 194,000. as of the latest tally in the governor's race, republican kari lake trails emma crack katie hobbs that it is far from over. >> we just have to wait and let these guys get there act together. i'm hoping we will have some answers on monday. god is giving us a great lesson in patience right now. >> we are still waiting results.
-- of a state statute and insist they are following the law. unlike some other states, arizona law allows voters to drop off their early ballots on election day while the folks who go in person on election day to vote get ballots counted immediately. the late ballots still need to be signature verify today ensure they are legal votes. this year the number of late earlies was like anything they had ever seen or expected. >> if unfair allegations are being made i'm going to respond to those because we don't want that misinformation out there. if people out there in the community think that we are slow rolling this, the vote, the release of the votes, then that start to create further concerns with the process. so i'm standing up for the process. alicia: left to count in the state of arizona, more than 266,000 in maricopa county. it's more than 194,000. as of the latest tally in the
call. democrat katie hobbs leads by just over 4000 votes. a little over one quarter of a million ballots are yet to be counted. we are keeping a very close eye on that race. live in phoenix with the very latest. >> last night batch that came in came in favorably for the republican carey lake. she and her team insists the additional vote counts coming tonight and the days to come will turn the tide. left to count as 266,000 maricopa county more than 194,000 which is why in the senate race blake masters has not conceded given the projected win of mark kelly. master says he is waiting until all the votes are counted. the maricopa county officials have spent the past week
194,000 which is why in the senate race or public and blake masters is not conceited give the projected wind of incumbent mark kelly. masters says he is going to wait until all of those votes are counted. they maricopa county election officials estimate the last week really defend the rate at which they are reporting results they have explained it is the law that allows for voters to drop the early ballots off before election day for this year it was a record number. even so the chair of the county board of supervisors says they are on track to finish in or around the same amount of time as the recent past elections. but they've been forced to spend extra time combating what they call misinformation. i'm not making a political statement here but sadly there continues to be a lot of misinformation from all different sources for their out on social media right now as we go forward in this count. so that is why we have to continue to do this. this is not something i relish. but it is something that we
the office for national statistics showing a big rise on the week before. if we look at today's daily cases, people who have come forward, over 194,000 cases, the second highest on record. yesterday, it was nearly 220,000, including several days worth of data. we really can't read anything into that. there's a very high number of deaths reported today, 334. i would caution that is related to reporting delays. we sold the number of deaths dropped fairly significantly. some of this is catching up on that. but i think we've got to expect that the number of people dying will go up because