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Senate primary care eric schmidt, 45.7% of the vote, he's the republican nominee, and this is going to remain safely in republican hands now. republicans were very worried that the former governor, the standard scandal plagued erica great and was surging a couple of months ago and they were worried that if he ended up as the nominee, this would take a solid red state and put it in play for the democrats, they spent a ton of money to take great in out, eric schmidt, the attorney general moves on to become the senate nominee. >> really interesting races, thank you very much for recapping that. ...

And that less than half of the world's population live in a democracy of �*some sort�*. stephanie prentice has been looking at this and joins me now. tell us more about this report, and what exactly it's claming. there is a lot to unpack with this report but let's start with a few key takeaways. this is an index that comes out from the economics intelligence unit, they examine and territories around the world to see how people are living and how free they are in general. a quick recap on pillars we looked at during this research. they are elections and how they are managed. governance, pol...

Warren. they're clearly above that 15% threshold. hold that shot for us. make sure your photojournalist keeps that shot for us. i want to walk over to david chalian. remember, this is grinnell college in grinnell, iowa. liberals, others, academics, not reflective of the whole state. >> certainly not. you saw what we found in the entrance polls how bernie sanders does with young people. it's not surprising that in a college campus that he would be doing rather well, which is whaer wha you're seeing there. remember, wolf, you're seeing, you're seeing 45.7%. >> almost half. >> 45.7% going to bern...

End 45.7%. that range is pretty much identical to where his approval rating has been as president. liu at this approval rating you say tough to get re-elected. you look at those numbers and you say tough to win with numbers like that. why did trump end up winning in 2016? one of the reasons, he was very unpopular by election day so was hillary clinton. they both had very high he negatives. this is what did it for trump. it was folks who had a negative opinion of both trump and clinton, they told exit polsters i don't like either one of them, they broke for trump nationally by 17 points in some...

>> good morning, heather, we are at ground zero in florida in orlando. it's the home of the i4 corridor, the most swing votes in florida and it's going to come down to that because the races couldn't get any closer, let's look at the race for the senate, florida's governor rick scott trailing incumbent democrat bill nelson by one point, 7 percent, that really is going to play out as both candidates come to this area today to try to get votes, then for governor you have tallahassee's mayor andrew gillum leading bill desantis, that getting tighter and tighter, and over in georgia you mentioned t...