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Voter turnout, setting new records, before election day two million georgians had cast ballots, doubling previous record for early voting in mid-term elections. voter turnout today on election day is heavy, the secretary of state's office telling us voter turnout is heavy in all parts of the state. neil. >> neil: thank you, jonathan, very much. the read on enthusiasm from former presidential candidate michael dukakis, former massachusetts governor. governor, good to have you. >> neil, great to be back with you. >> neil: same here. what do you make of high turnout numbers across broad swath of ...

Something -- >> neil: supported richard? >> supporting republicans right now. >> neil: who? >> brian fitzgerald in pennsylvania, republicans in new jersey, we're supporting republicans in ohio. here is the problem, neil. there are precious few republicans that support workers. when they support workers, we support them. when they don't -- >> neil: i understand. if unemployment goes down among workers, if prospects improve over the last couple years, whether you want to pin to donald trump or not, you draw distinction between the president and his party, but i mean, that is progress you were no...

This race. does he have a future if for some reason it doesn't turn out and he doesn't win tonight? >> i think if he wants to have one, he can, absolutely. he's been a credible candidate, well spoken, bright guy. he had a good rep tagutation as c.e.o. bob has had very good and i think forceful responses to menendez's attacks. it has been an ugly race and we're seeing that across the country, that is just not in our best interest, i don't think, in the long run, i do think if he wants a future, he certainly could. when you spent this much of your own money and done this for this much heart into...

And won the primary with president trump's 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, we'll have an idea relatively early. the house, another matter. peter bolton on why that could be the case. >> this is our evening ahead, we'll 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 one...

Workers. like every other candidate, he'll be considered, i'm not making that decision. my executive counsel, my members in each state help make that decision. it is not rich's decision, it is the membership's decision. >> neil: you are also the big chief, this doesn't happen without you weighing in, right? >> no, they make that decision. they actually do. i didn't -- endorse any of the candidates running today. >> neil: let me step back and understand, do you think things look good for the economy right now? >> depeppeds on where you sit. if you are a worker, things are still not good for the...