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Numbers for castro. when we look at that, before the debate, 29.3. after the debate is 47.8. i dont know if we have one that summarizes all the outcomes. i guess these are the two we have. michael bennet, actual tulsi ga swalwell, williamson did well. what do you think when you welcome at this? at the end of the day, when we do the favorability numbers, they have a long way to go. >> yes. i think with the first two sort of with harris and castro, i think its important to look at harris. she has ...

Be able to do to defeat donald trump. people know what he is doing. >> sandra: a lot of optimism from you, pam. youve been that way throughout all of this. interesting to hear what youre hearing on the ground in florida. look back at the 2016 results in your state. the president winning 49% to hillary clinton who garnered 47.8%. finally, pam, as you heard from the president last night saying we stared down the lobbyists and the political class and broke down the washington back rooms. you heard ...

Fighting chance of winning it again. >> sandra: he won the state by just one point in 2016. throw it up on the screen to remind everybody here. this was the 2016 presidential election result. president trump winning a florida 49% to hillary clintons 47.8%. those crowds, they have been lining up now for over 40 hours. here we are in orlando. 11:00 a.m. eastern time. the rally is not until tonight. what do these crowds tell you? >> this election campaign has gone from 0 to 60 in no time flat. peop...

For many americans outside of specific policy issues will be can you defeat this person and i think when you think about pennsylvania along with other key electoral states that were a part of that quote/unquote blue wall, joe biden strategy thus far is very smart. in 2016 donald trump won pennsylvania by i believe 47.8% in comparison to 47.5% for hillary clinton. that is a difference of around 44,000 votes. >> you could certainly make up that number with independents, gop-leaning independent vot...

Rob: we have so many tight races, governors races, so much to talk about, we will start in the big swing state of florida, one of the most important states in the country in an election, you have democrat bill nelson versus rick scott and this is a very tight race we have here, lets pull up average polls here, 47.8 to bill nelson, 46.1 to rick scott. this is a very tight race, how do you see this one shaping up? >> its like dejavu all over together. trump won the race on election day, this is co...

Numbers 47.8 to 45.4, both of the races unbelievably some of the most expensive races florida has ever seen but over in georgia, jillian, you mentioned the race for governor definitely getting very tight and very competitive, secretary of state brian kemp holding 2.7% lead over state rep stacy abrams, 45.5, president trump was in georgia yesterday campaigning for brian kemp and talked about significant of this years election, listen. >> this is one of the most important elections of our lifetime...

Florida as republican rick scott tries to unseat democratic senator bill nelson, the race for governor in that state is also quite tight. jillian: similar story in georgia where gubernatorial match is dead heat and griff jenkins live in orlando tracking critical races, its getting interesting, griff. griff griff it is, jillian and rob, good morning, feel like 2016 again and here in florida here if orlando, i4 corridor, most swing votes and candidates will need it. florida governor rick scott is ...

Break in your favor. what concerns you today in the closing hours? >> well, we just have to get the vote out. the panhandle had a horrible hurricane. the president did a great job helping us after that. so we just have to get the vote out up there in the panhandle. typically a good area for us. im optimistic. people are coming out to vote. i have four events today. five or six tomorrow. i had four events yesterday. we had big rallies, lots of energy on our side. well have a big win. >> bill: a b...

It was widespread. theres a wide swath of voters who dont feel theyre represented by the two choices we have. thats why i have decided to run. >> dana: theres a poll out today from the real clear politics average showing roy moore is at 47.8%, doug jones 45.5%. that has shifted a little back and forth over the last couple weeks as news of those allegations came out. what are you going to try to do to make a write-in candidacy successful? theyre difficult to do. there have been two successful one...

Was in florida, trump won florida by about 100,000 votes. percentagewise, 49%, clintons 47.8%, but clinton won the latino vote by a very huge margin, in fact. 62% to 35%. so patricia, should republicans be worried? >> well, i think it depends on how many puerto ricans actually stay for the long term. when we interview the new arrivals, they say they want to go back to the island. now, that is a big question, will they be able to, will they have jobs to go back to or by the time the island is bac...