Vote Differential News Today

Donald trump two years ago in those president race, in those two senate races. and herschel walker is going down the path where brian kemp, and donald trumps battle helped him and became a appeal to the voters where he would be a antithesis of trump in the republican party context. and a republican that was beholden trump. no doubt, that had to do with that 200,000 vote differential. >> yes of course. david chalian, thanks so much. great to have you here. and to discuss the senate runoff, is our...

Those seats, they get a net gain of 40. thats a big blue wave. joining us to talk about this, as harry said, thats a big blue marker, thats a big blue wave. this could be 40 seats, what kind of blue wave are we talking? >> look, harry is 100% about the nature of this. i think we will see 40 seats. that will be the largest pick-up in the midterm since watergate, significant. third largest since watergate of any seats. democrats lost 54 seat and 63 in 2010. this is a big achievement, particularl...

Count, but we have a very strong lead. and, folks, make no mistake, the math is on our side to win this election. >> right now 99% of the presents are reporting. there is about a 68,000 vote differential between kemp and abrams. he needs to get below the threshold. a lot of this was about the trump effect. but it was about voter suppression. abrams didnt mention kemp by name but said there were people out trying to take our voice away, eluding to allegations of voter suppression. kemp denying th...

>> maria: welcome back president trump set to head to arizona this tuesday, hes expected to visit the border town of yuma before holding a campaign- style rally in phoenix. all of this as mr. trump begins his first full week in office without departed chief white house strategist steve bannon. want to bring in a panel to talk about what changes ed rollins, a former white house advisor mary kissel, forth fox news contributors and it is a pleasure to see you both. >> thank you. >> maria: how do th...

There would be, you know, screams from republicans and all this stuff. you could argue thats happening in north carolina now. >> i guess you could argue that. >> basically someone is trying to basically make life uncomfortable for the successor. in this case, this is the super majority republicans in the legislature who are already going to cause problems for incoming democratic governor, anyway. for them to step out and do this on behalf, you know, of the 10,000 vote differential between mccror...

That right? >> correct. they are investigating nicholas counting going back five years because of questions about a 2006 race or 2006 election. but they did say that for this vote they felt fairly confident there were no major discrepancies. >> greta: theres a 7,000 vote differential, give or take which first seems like a lot of votes hundred hurdle for kloppenburg to overcome. however that is less than 1% of the votes is that right? >> less than .5 the difference is less than .5% thats why she ...