combination and looking for candidates who can do that i think is job number one moving forward for the republican party . i would encourage a lot of purple state republicans to study glenn youngkin, his rhetoric, his messaging, his restraint, his discipline study all of it because what he has done in virginia is pretty extraordinary. it s very interesting to watch great kevin, i want to bring you in here, that coalition that seems to have formed in virginia between suburban moms and school issue oriented parents and blue-colla southwestern virginians, what d you make of it? it is a great question. i think in every election it s either a base election or persuasion election and this wa a persuasion election. glenn youngkin ran a strong campaign. i think one of the key stories coming out of this evening will be the notion of biden and youngkin voters. folks that delivered the majority of congressional
of dynamics that have come to play in that state. we continued to take a look at this. we bring in one williams. and former utah congressman yur take when you look at these numbers, what do you see, and d you think that they are surmountable for the person who is still a bit behind. it is a huge number to overcome. i think the decision desk is making the right decision and not announcing the winner you had your eight i think terry mc auliffe has permeated the democratic democratic party, when your president wins this state by ten percentage points in one year later, you leaves the governor s race, which is right on the precipice of leasing, the attorney general s race, the lieutenant governor s race, perhaps the house of delegates, you are struggling i
i ve been there, i can do this. it did not work. a year later it did not work to go to a familiar name and a guy that was in power before. democrat-s will think about it. why are we looking at it, 85,000 votes. 95%. well, we just want to. what are the countys we are waiting for. 65, 35, in you round it. there s votes to come in here. is there enough to make up the statewide dinfference, no. no republican won this state since 2009, by nature you are going to be cautious. plus, what is the purpose of trying to get ahead of something when you have the drama. we will finish it. prince william county. still waiting. a healthy margin for the
virginia. last november you had more than 4 million virginians votes in the presidential race. we believe there s well over 3 million voters who voted tonight in the gubernatorial race. virginia has never been in that area before so a lot more votes from a lot of different areas all throughout the state. i will tell you one more place here taking out of chesterfield this is the good suburban counties south of richmond city. we still believe in chesterfiel there is at least 40 percent of the vote outstanding as well. at present are performing on percentage basis. you just went in the county. 51-49. that one horde ten good things for the rest of the states. he has done that, he s hanging onto that in a moment. whether or not there s a lot of blue boats out there it ready t take away that percentage is something we cannot say. i would say generally speaking in the southeast here in the central partner richmond and appear across close up of three we re waiting unburied.
this state, if you study its history. every single time it s gone too far off track, the people of this state have pushed, pulled, and prodded it, right back to where it needs to be. so listen, sometime real soon, we re going to do this again. like we re doing it right now, and we will declare a victory. guys, hang in with me. thank you all so very, very much. thank you. [ applause ] jack ciatterelli in bridgewater, new jersey. the republican nominee. not declaring victory, but certainly expressing a positive message for his campaign s chances. it s entirely possible we will not know this evening the results of the new jersey governor s race. it is so close. and such a surprise. and yet there you have the democrat incumbent phil murphy