our political director is crunching the exit polling numbers right now. we ll check in with him momentarily. first, let s go to christinn s a keilar covering the clinton campaign from new york. this morning hillary clinton voted. we just saw her leave her home in chappaqua, new york, outside of new york city. brianna, what has she been doing and where will she be tonight? reporter: she had quite the late night last night, wolf. she, after a four-stop swing through battleground states wasn t home landing certainly in westchester county until 3:30 a.m. this morning. she charged through the morning, voted in the 6:00 a.m. hour, and then she took a bit of a breather after doing some radio interviews. she has done some more radio interviews and, as you know, she is now on her way from her home in chappaqua to manhattan. she ll hunker down at the pennsylvania hotel. she ll be looking and waiting for the results to come in. of course, many hours until
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the inner circle of the president primarily male. i think an issue here with the cabinet positions typically people look at the top four cabinet positions as the most prominent and powerful and seeing white men to take over the posts, holder looks like he will stay at least for some time period and perhaps janet napolitano will take over that position but when you have had a campaign from the president that was very much centered on women, to now come in to his second term where there seems to be a dearth of women, i think it s concerning. and not just the campaign but the people moved by the president s message. i was there with the exit polling numbers and the big message was, it s the republicans. you can t be all white male. the world is blended now. what do you make of this? is there a problem or are our eyes deceiving? today on morning joe we had a stat sheet saying that the president, 38% of his
it was absolutely treated like a victory speech for newt gingrich. he promised there are 46 states to go and he is in this to win this. he promises his supporters he s going to win the nomination as the most conservative candidate in this race in august. take a look at these fox news exit polling numbers. interesting data, romney, married women he got 51%. among seniors 51%. amongst self-identified republicans, 48%. gingrich had 30%, santorum 11% and paul 6%. this question who better understands the problems of the average american? here the spread is much closer. romney is still number one at 34% followed by gingrich at 27%, santorum, 19% and paul 12. florida obviously very important. it was the first really humongous state in the nation to
welcome to our special election edition of ac 360. south carolina voters put their stamp on the race for the white house. newt gingrich seizes the lead as the campaign heads for florida. newt gingrich is south carolina s choice. it s a major blow to mitt romney s campaign. this is a hard fight because there s so much worth fighting for. four republicans went into this southern brawl. who will be left standing as the contest moves to florida? the votes are in. south carolina has spoken. and the biggest battleground yet is still ahead. rick santorum at 17%. ron paul at 13%. all the candidates say they are moving forward to florida. we have reporters stationed throughout south carolina as we have for the last several weeks. let s start off with gingrich headquarters. there are still a lot of folks there, romney headquarters looks like a ghostown. does the candidate move to florida tomorrow? reporter: you know, we re still waiting to hear about his travel plans. it s