Mike. Very heavy turnout. The jump in Johnson County, massive turnout. They did have a computer problem earlier in the day. The inspector in johnson counties it slowed down the process of intaking people and getting them a ballot, did not impact the integrity of the vote. We heard people complain about long lines, that is because of massive turpout. It has been this way all through early voting, he anticipates the numbers this time will absolutely eclipse the turnout numbers from the 2016 general election. Candidates have been laying low. Mike braun was encouraging republicans to text friends and get out the vote. Senator joe donnelly, incumbent, posted a phone number for people to call if they need a ride to get to the polls. People in Johnson County say politics this race have been primary topics of conversation just about every social setting, they say it is not about braun or donnelly, this is revved revvrevved referendum on donald trump. Neil hotly contested races, bill nelson, republican governor rick scott in the battle of their lives. Peter doocy in naples with the latest, hey, peter. Neil, i just watched a young man telling somebody on the other end he showed up here and was told he was ineligible to vote, it was frustrating, he was telling this person he did six tours of combat and wasnt able to vote in naples today, ton of interest on this race. Threeterm incumbent senator bill nelson against a twoterm republican rick scott. Nelson campaign about protecting the environment and obamacare. Scott more about the economy and having direct line to donald trump. They have both won statewide before, they both might have their fate sealed by candidates who have not, that is gubernatorial candidates. Ron desantis, came from behind and won the primary with President Trumps endorsement. Andrew gillum won primary with Bernie Sanders endorsement. Will either of them be a boost or drag to the Senate Candidate from their party . Neil. Neil thank you, very much. This could be tale of two evenings in the senate, things could wrap up early, well have an idea relatively early. The house, another matter. Peter bolton on why that could be the case. This is our evening ahead, well do the follow the programming, less than three hours away until the first polls close. We want to take you through the key races, most of the ones well show are senate races. First polls closing 6 p. M. In kentucky, parts of indiana, of course as we know from indiana, only state with two time zones, healthcare a huge issue in that state. Democrat joe donnelly, the incumbent trying to hold off challenger businessman mike braun. Close race that could start to shift the weight in the senate. 7 p. M. , well be more focused on indiana, we mentioned, of course, georgia, as well, that Gubernatorial Race a little bit more interesting than any others. Secretary of state brian kemp really facing off against progressive former state rep Stacie Abrams. 8 p. M. Eastern time, youll see all where the polls start closing there. Basically this is the largest batch of states going to be closing, including eight states with super Competitive Senate races, you can see all of the ones lit up here, well be most focused on florida and also missouri. You have in florida, incumbent Democrat BillNelson Holding off term limit gop governor rick scott and in missouri, you have the state ag, Josh Josh Hawley versus democrat incumbent Claire Mccaskill. 9 p. M. , we go along, again, all of these in eastern time. Really going to be most focused on texas, arizona and north dakota, as well. In arizona, congresswoman Kyrsten Sinema against congresswoman martha mcsally. This is air tight from everybody that weve been speaking to. North dakota, you have of course, the incumbent, heitkamp versus kevin cramer. In texas, the most Expensive Senate race ever 100 million, not counting super pacs, incumbent, of course, senator ted cruz, beto orourke. I want to mention, as well, a lot of his money is coming from Silicon Valley employees, facebook, microsoft, amazon, apple, by 11 p. M. , not surprisingly, we will find ourselves on the west coast. Out there, i want to highlight two house races. Well poll those contests up. Youll see for the golden state, two of the areas, which are really not only tight, ca10, pull that first one up. One other reason were following the harder versus denham contest is because this area had voted for Hillary Clinton and the 2016 president i president i president ial election. We know from this area geographically, not a huge surprise, immigration is going to be a huge issue in both of those areas. Rouda, and rohr. Back to you. Neil you had to rub that in. Thank you. The dow today, there is a consensus building, always dangerous, i hate to say, well see split government after this midterm election, the house under one party and democrat and then the senate under continued republican control and white house would remain under republican control. Markets like that. Consensus could be wrong and doesnt pan out that way, other variables here. Lets get the read on how that would sort out for the Investment Community with my buddy. Fox Business Network and market watcher. By the way, david, looking at this in crosscurrents, the first thing you have to ask is that census for split government, markets like that, dont they . Markets generally prefer split government. Gridlock is a dirty word in the world of politics, it is enlightening, they cant get stuff done, cant spend more government money, that tends to leave wall street and private sector off the hook. No matter what happens tomorrow, there have been 18 midterm elections since 1946, 18, and in every single one, 18 out of 18, the 12 months following that midterm election, the markets are generally up. So i think we might have some pretty good times coming in the next 12 months, lord knows what will happen beyond that. Neil i hear you, or the next 12 minutes. When you look at this, you have to break this up, surprises and whether there are expected developments, say republicans were to hang on to the house and continue to run the table with all the government under control, what do you think . Im of the opinion optimism wins, have you to be optimistic, david went through fantastic number every single time a year after the midterm the market went higher. Put in perspective. We are on a very strong upward path. Weve bounced 25 since the trump election, you can total up 311 , since that 2009 lull. I dont think this changes anything. Corporations are going to do well in any political environment. You know, david, one thing that comes up a lot is the idea that there is a possibility democrats have a surge and in that surge they might just take the senate. One of the lefts likely variables, but then what . If they do, or if it is just a house, but if it is both, President Trump is going to have to be a consummate deal maker and there are certain deals he wants to make with democrats. Infrastructure, there is 1. 5 trillion dollars in Infrastructure Spending that the president and democrats want to do together and there is question of regulation and president fancies himself as deregulator, done terrific job deregulating the private sector. He wants to put more regulations on things like pharmaceutical and drug prices, have price control. Democrats want price control. That could worry and big tech, he talked about breaking up biggest hightech companies. Neil last year, regardless how the midterms turn out, im wondering whether all the other items that are backing up claims at like la guardia, the meeting between our president and the leader of china, might have a Mueller Report before this month is out, Federal Reserve busy with another meeting and that isnt the one expected to raise rates, it could telegraph that. What do you think of december . There always have to be concerns or worries or it wouldnt be any fun. Weve gotten through those. Believer Global Growth is driving it. Not just us. Look at unemployment around the world. Canada is at twoyear lows. Germany lowest unemployment ever. Around the world, everybody doing well, that is positive. Weve gotten through woes and worries in the past, i look for that to happen again. Go way back, when we had split governmen government. Reagan, split government and everybody can probably agree we did pretty well economically at that time. Neil yeah, we forgot 82, republicans lost a lot of seats, i think 27, the market a year later up 19 cents. Can i bring it back home for a second because i think the congressional races and senate races, a lot of initiatives are on the ballot, that have to do with taxes. 18 states have initiatives involving taxes. Colorado has flat tax, they want to change it to five bracket tax, almost double high end of that, state of washington carbon tax, a bunch of taxes and should be looked at, they could affect business on local level to a great extent and on personal level, you could be paying thousands more or less depending how you vote and where you live. All right, thank you, david, final word on that. Thank you. Thank you. Neil when we come back, besides looking at money issues at stake, i want you to picture this, afl cio, Richard Trumpka and legendary coach notre dame sensation lou holtz, what do they have in common . Well explain after this. 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Well, that is very possible because joe donnelly is a very popular individual, hes a notre dame alum. However, what i made to the people and enthusiasm of the crowd, there were 12,000 people there and awful lot of young people there and thousands outside. The point i made is President Trump needs some help. Everybody is ganging up on him, you got the media, democrats, academicians, we have to send people there. Joe donnelly is a wonderful individual, we need people there to support the Supreme Court justices, support his play and notre dame is undefeated this year, i said, you want to go back a couple years ago, we won four games and lost eight . No. Why would we want to go back . Every time i turn around in a losing situation, nobody said, coach, we like it better when we are losing, that is mentality of the media. I believe what hes doing and i support him and endorsed him before he got the nomination and i spoke with tampa bay rally the day, thursday before the election in 2016. The enthusiasm was great. Nobody gave him a chance, good lord, everywhere i go, it is like this, maybe it will translate to the midterm. History goes against him, wait and see. Neil yeah, early on. I like how you can relate football and notre dame and to the state of the economy, that is pretty clever. Coach, im curious about what you make of senator donnelly, who is very popular in the state, the president made multiple visits to indiana, he was still doing quite well, senator donnelly. Would you be disappointed or worried for indiana, then, given your bias and preference that he go, if he were to stay in there . He is shrewdly incorporated a lot of views of the president and speaks obviously very highly of you, he walks a tight line and rope in a state that requires him to. This isnt a case of having good versus bad. I think they are both very good candidates, i just know that braun wont support the president. I cant say that about democrats. Democrats say that, but when they get in, 40something people were up for the house on the democratic side and said we will not vote for nancy pelosi. I happen to know you take a vow when you go in there and you are elected, you will vote for nancy pelosi, he will back schumer, you know. Joe manchin voted for brett kavanaugh, but he only did it after the nomination was secured with congress vote, that is like jumping on. I just think President Trump needs help there. We have a lot of republicans that are never trumpers, but look what happened to the economy and happened to this country, look what happened, hes caring about the people. Were worried about the caravan people coming in, how about the Homeless People . Go into San Francisco and denver, go look at the poverty we have, take care of our people first. Neil all right, good to have you, you are doing well coming out of your shell, keep working on that. Neil, you can mark me down as undecided. Neil thank you, real honor talking to you. I appreciate it. We have another tight race in missouri, this is a pickup that republicans are salivating over. But, you know, get behind the numbers, which we plan to do after this. And aflcio on why this president may be helping unions more than republican predecessors, but apparently not enough for richard, after this. Ive always been amazed by whats next. And still going for my best, even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. So if theres a better treatment than warfarin. I want that too. Eliquis. Eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. Plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. Eliquis is fdaapproved and has both. Whats next . Reeling in a nice one. Dont stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. Eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. 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Neil all right, missouri, republicans hoping for pickup, defeating incumbent mccaskill, republican challenger voting today and both confident things will work out their way. Donald trump won this state by 18 points. Kristin fisher is how it is going down in st. Louis. Hey, neil, seen a steady stream of voters just outside st. Louis today. Claire mccaskill voted here a few hours ago, she said she thought this race was still too close to call. Shes been trying to make the case shes not too liberal to represent a state President Trump won by nearly 20 points in 2016, but her opponent, josh hawley says shes too liberal for missouri. President trump helped him make that case at a rally last night in cape gerardo. Bluecollars voted for President Trump in 2016 by 20 points and also drove defeat of the states right to work proposition a just this past august. So one big question, neil, how are these Union Members going to vote today, that could be driver in who wins this race, neil. Neil thank you, kristin. I will raise that point with aflcio president , richard trumka. Richard, Union Numbers picked up, including unemployment levels among Union Families about lowest they have been in 20 years. Im wondering why you would be against the president of the United States if hes helping you provide those numbers . Well, neil, this president of the United States isnt on the election ballot today. There is a number of people that support workers and those that dont, were supporting people like Claire Mccaskill, who stands up for us. Josh hawley supports right to work. Were supporting those candidates that support working people. By the