Page 5 - 46 7 News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Country. this is the georgia governor's race between republican secretary of state, ultra conservative republican brian kemp and the former democratic leader of the state legislature in georgia, stacey abrams. new poll from the atlanta journal constitution, as you see in the headline, it says they are deadlocked. that's not hyperbole. look, quote, the poll, conducted by the university of georgia school of public and international affairs has stacey abrams at 46.9% and brian kemp at 46.7%. that is incredible. five days out in a statewide race, five days out from the election to be separated by ...

Groups either in or outside the state who came in. i did see one news report that we, of course, haven't verified yet out of madison that suggested there may been a poll watcher who irritated some poll workers. that story didn't seem to point to any sort of broad issue. that's really something we're going to have to keep an eye on as these results and information from these precincts and counties starts to trickle in. >> kasie hunt from the chris mcdaniel headquarters in mississippi. it's going to be a fun night watching this happen. thanks very much for being with us. in terms of the result...

Carolina. we've shown those can go blue. georgia might be the next place? >> there's a clear path. i think the president lost north carolina by about two points. could have won that. >> and he won it the first time around? >> didn't invest in georgia and got 45.2%. the previous elections, he got 46.7. his numbers are moving up. georgia's becoming increasingly diverse. florida i believe is gone for republicans. i think virginia has gone for them. but i happen to believe that hillary clinton's going to run for president. if she does, i think bill clinton is going to want to go for it. and i thin...

Franken. i want everyone looking forward to that. my favorite one is in virginia. george allen, the republican, against tim kaine, the democrat. both guys are very, very familiar to voters of virginia. >> bret: put up the rcp average. very tight. kaine with a slight lead. 48.7 to 46.7. >> they are both former governors. george allen was the senator until he was beaten by jim webb in 2006. this is a redemption effort by george allen. he has been through the ringer and got heat the last time for associating with the confederate flag. for making some purportedly racist comment on the campaign tra...

Tied dead even 46.7% each. shane deapril is the editor of "campaigns and elections magazine." has that 3-point lead for mitt romney in ohio in that one poll, if that holds, if it's accurate it is absolutely huge, isn't it? >> yeah, there is no doubt, jon. i think given the importance of ohio and its 18 electoral votes for mitt romney any positive polling news out of that state is good news for the romney campaign. i think under scoring that is the fact that ohio presents some challenges that perhaps other battle grounds don't necessarily present for mitt romney. the unemployment rate there abo...