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In the november general election, what you see is the senate result where herschel walker finished a point behind raphael warnock. nobody got 50. that's why we're having this runoff. in the governor's race, the republican brian kemp won easily. he got 53.5% of the vote. there was a five-point drop-off from the republican candidate who won. there's a substantial number of voters, a significant number of voters who were comfortable voting republican in the governor's race, but who were not comfortable voting for herschel walker in the senate race. who are these voters? they seem to be -- if you ...

That it is a shorter period of early voting. this run-off campaign is only a month long here so we get very high numbers that come out day to day. it is a condensed period, so comparing the early voting now to the early voting before november, there are numbers in there democrats have been encouraged by but there remains a giant x factor and that is simply who turns out and shows up at the polls tomorrow and do the early voting numbers look different when we see the same-day numbers. the dynamic that was set in place in the general election, look at this. obviously the importance of this seat ...

Three seats if they are going to control the senate. the other unfinished piece of business is in wisconsin. we can show you that in a minute. republicans are probably on the whole encouraged by the numbers ron johnson has their. in wisconsin -- it's known by no means unsettled matter. but if republicans do hang on to wisconsin, they would need to get two out of three that i just circled here. so let's take a look at the lay of the land in those three states right now. in georgia, we are now inching up towards 95% voting, 94% of the vote is in. the margin between warnock and walker sits at 13,...

Happened when congressman tim ryan tried to remind his fellow democrats that most americans don't actually support open borders. >> you're very moderate. you're hanging out in the middle like most of us are. we're back with the rev and david. so it turns out those things ar forever and i wonder, david plouffe, what you think of this strategy. is it good enough to help him win ohio? >> it's a smart strategy. i think, you know, ohio, ohio's changed a lot, nicole, as you know, a lot over the last decade. so, the question is, tim ryan, i think, is going to get as many votes as you can get. the q...

Before we get into voting today. youngkin needed to be around 42, 43, 44% to have a shot statewide. so we just keep an eye on this percentage here and see how it goes throughout the course of the night. come down to well here is prince william. 3 of 133. you see mcauliffe and youngkin here early 5700 votes. 4900 votes. we will just -- we will keep the powder dry on prince william county. come down here this is chesterfield county. 4 out of 133. a lot 6 suburban voters here. you could p could have circled this county months ago to try to understand where are republican voters or where are indep...