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And it was 58.5%. i am ready to do the over/under for every candidate we just mentioned. >> hold on. >> nikki haley. the over/under, 2.5%. john bolton, .5%. mike pompeo. 1.25%. mike pence, 5% over/under. tim scott, 4.5%. >> who else? >> larry hogan, kris sununu. >> well, kemp, zero, and larry hogan, god bless him, and love what he has done. god bless him in the primary. sorry. that's pretty much it. sununu is an interesting one.
In first to wart off that potential challenge. she's polling low, but this gives her a chance to have the stage to herself for a few days, and we are seeing other big fish, and one is ron desantis. >> and ron desantis asked about the announcement of nikki haley jumping in, and he laughed it off. do you see some of the starters and potential candidates running against trump as a real threat to donald trump in this primary? >> willie, you know cesars calls you and me when they want to set the lines for these political elections. you will remember, weekends out we put the over/under for mccron at...
If not, four weeks to go to a runoff, december 6. and we're waiting for information out of nevada and arizona. let's take a quick look here at the race for the senate. catherine cortez masto, at 58.5%. adam laxalt head by 650 votes. he's just taken the lead. 74% in, we don't have enough information there. >> ali, can i say something? >> yeah, because you were just there, right? >> i was just there. i think sometimes since we've spoken about blake masters, there hasn't been as much attention, but this is someone who isn't just an election denier, but this is someone who led the trump efforts in...
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Tonight, celebration spread far beyond paris. brussels is beaming, as well. katya adler, bbc news, paris. a short time ago i spoke to my colleague reeta chakrabarti, who has been analysing the result in paris. it is sweet because it is victory and he's pulled off this great feat of being elected twice in a row, the first person to do that for 20 years. but analysts keep pointing out that the figures don't look great for him — he has won by, we think, around 58.5% of the votes in the second round, which is less then he won by five years ago, when he got 66%. it appears that madame le pen, his...