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To whether or not democrats have any shot at taking back the senate tonight. they have to hold this if the answer to that will be yes. the republicans understand that, wolf and jake. that is why the president has gone to indiana four times to campaign for republican mike braun. >> very early in that contest. >> very early. as we said, indiana is trump country and it will be a challenge for senator donnelly to hold on to that seat. he can do it. he has kept it competitive. the polls were closing ...

Today. a quarter of them said the trade policies of the president helped in their area. 31% said hurt. this is upside down, a net negative for the president. 36% said had no impact. wolf. >> interesting. you know, if we take a look at these numbers, you know, jake, once again the president probably is going to be disappointed as far as immigration, the tax law and trade are concerned. >> yeah. more people saying that the presidents trade policies hurt them than said helped them, most saying -- p...

During the last cycle, but this has been a tight race for the republican incumbent andy barr and his democratic challenger amy mcgrath. another closely watched race is pennsylvania, polls closing there at 8:00 p.m. one white house officially spoke to earlier says if the republican incumbent scott perry wins that race in pennsylvania, they will view it as a signal there will not be a blue wave. that said, the white house is already framing the possible outcomes if they lose the house, theyre view...

Tie the vice president breaks the tie, and that vice president, of course, is mike pence, who break it for the republicans. >> and the vice president is the president of the senate. david chalian, you got some more results? >> reporter: thats right, wolf. were now digging into some of the state exit polls, again early preliminary numbers. but we have been talking so much about the governors contests in both florida and georgia, real ideological battle it in both states, representing sort of the ...

Customary, like donald trump cares about anything customary. its clear he had these people on his mind for a long time. even though he likes to talk about saying youre fired. he doesnt like to fire people. youre right in terms of there is not a cabinet number who said this is the issue that cost the republicans the election, but i think you have this dynamic in the cabinet where you have a lot of people who are not 100% in step with the president as much as he likes them to be. mattis is one of ...

Over there, thats for sure. thank you for that report. lets get more on all of this. republican congressman chris stewart of utah is joining us. congressman, thank you for joining us. let me get right to the key issue right now. the president is clearly hedging on whether this election is a referendum on him. what do you think, yes or no? do you think it is a referendum on the president of the united states? >> yes, to some degree. i tell you, at the end of the day, wolf, there are 435 house e...

Thats the difference right now in this election between the democrats and republicans. they have been clear. mitch mcconnell said we are going to go down and try to repeal the affordable care act. americans do not want that. >> they are clearly concerned about preexisting conditions. you can still get affordable health insurance. thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >> as president trump canvass the country making a final pitch, melania trump is nowhere to be seen. cnn poll numbers...

Security of the election, and also a discussion of brian kemp overseeing a recount, should we get to that point. and wolf, something we need to keep in mind. tomorrow theres actually a third-party candidate running in this race. and if no one receives a majority of the votes cast, this drama will carry us into a december 4th runoff. >> kaylee hartung, reporting from atlanta. thank you very much. lets go to missouri right now, where president trump holds his final campaign rally later tonight. ...

Repudiation of the presidents closing argument? >> reporter: well, wolf, when the president was asked about the ad being pulled earlier, he feigned ignorance and said he hadnt heard that decision had been made. but he said overall he thinks the ads they have run have been pretty effective. so, wolf, thats where we are one day before voters are going to the polls. with networks, even the presidents favorite, fox news, refusing to air this ad, because they believe its too inflammatory. but that is...

First time in eight years. heres a look at the tight races. all of these account flip from democrat to republican or republican to democrat, changing the landscape of the u.s. senate. kaitlan collins is joining us where we will be seeing president trump fairly soon. the president trump has about three stops on his schedule. how critical are the campaign effects. >> to the president, he thinks this energize the base. he is sending one message and one only. that is like on the economy, something t...