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County, replicating the numbers. take a look up, flagged this one earlier, pasco county with same-day, theres improvement here for rick scott. youre starting to see that, take a look on the -- excuse me, on the gubernatorial side in florida, to give you a sense of whats going on, the big picture number here statewide in the gubernatorial race, a 35,000 vote margin for desantis, take you through some of those counties again, valutia county, similar story, hes finding it in the same places. one ot...

Big clinton district, also an expectation, the party -- you have republicans pulled out of this race in the 7th, a republican seat, charlie dent declined to seek reelection. the two parties were telegraphing they didnt think it was that competitive, expectation of democratic pick yups, and one more out here, connor lam who won that special election earlier this year, the district he won in, he went and decided to challenge in this newly drawn district of republican incumbent. the polling has sho...

Opponent, but from people like former president jimmy carter and others that he should step down from his role as secretary of state administering the election given hes running at the top of the ticket in election. georgias election security has been very, very controversial, a number of lawsuits against the state. there have been a number of election security public complaints and publicly reported issues in georgia. when there have been concerns raised by outsiders and by outsiders in this ca...

Strategists here in texas. and there are a lot of eyes wide open emoji right now. the numbers are different than people are used to seeing in statewide races. something interesting happening. that tarrant county is good place to think about, the largest urban republican district in the united states, encompasses fort worth, texas, next to dallas. when the early vote came in it was 50/50 as steve was just talking about, thats a number that puts beto in the ballpark. so far the kinds of early voti...

Figuratively, of what they would need. youre looking at the republican strategists right now who know this state well, particularly some of the big data people, when theyre looking at the modeling and looking at a number of 8.2 million votes, looking at tarrant county particularly, theres real nervousness on the republican side right now. it will be an interesting night. >> chris hayes, thank you, we think you might be at one of the more exciting stories and story lines of the evening. chris hay...

Seats plus or minus 8. so keep that in mind. 224. >> wow. >> minus 8 would get you to 216. 216 would be short of the 218 needed for a majority. 224 plus 8 would get you to 232, comfortably over what you need for a majority. and what that means is if you look at that range, where that number falls in it we think its about right now a 65% chance. about a 2/3 chance that when all these districts come in, if the trends old about a two-thirds chance that democrats will end up in control at the end of...

You dont know what the early vote is all about. for or against something. >> two things. context matters. lets take a look. that was early voting and absentee voting. -- it was early voting, not early and absentee. if you combine them, this time around republicans have 40.1% of the early and absentee votes in florida. the democrats have 40.6%. half a point. but thats only 24,000 votes. two years ago the democrats combined out of the two had a 96,000 vote margin. this time around if they were doi...

Ever been, right? that sort of vote margin. >> yes. >> closest, brooke, in a full century. >> yeah. yeah. and then, okay, so you walked through the differences. what about the similarities? >> well, here we have this, you know, it feels very late in the game, but its because women had actually come forward, but their grievances hadnt been fully aired. the committee didnt know exactly how to handle them. both of them, anita hill and christine ford didnt want to come public. so it was simmering in...

Do you still feel that way? what you think about this process when you look at how political it has become? >> sad. i remember going home on lunch breaks to watch the confirmation process for other supreme court justices. thats how much of a nerd i am when it comes to these things. its like the super bowl for me. i love the interaction between the senators and these really, really intelligent folks, but its become so politicized. how many democrats voted for neil gorsuch? three? ruth bader ginsb...

Christmas eve kind of voting thing or you may see it get stuck. >> you think theres some members of the house saying im not done reading this, i need more time. >> the house will vote through it. any concerns found in the next week could slow down. thats where the vote margin is slimmer, the senate. >> thank you. pack with me a little later on in the program. appreciate it. president trump reaches out to russia with a phone call to vladimir putin from north korea to personal praise, what the t...