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>> we didn't even cover these races because they were such sweeps way before election night people like bobby casey in pennsylvania by ten points, debbie stabgnaw they all swept reelections in states that went for trump and nobody talked about it. and then, of course, the marginal cases came through. i'm wondering if we missed a big part of the story in not counting with any surprise or excitement, the democratic victories in the midwest and northeast. >> when we look at polls in the media we see the horse race. when we look at polls in the campaign we are looking for gettable votes. and what ...

Still don't have machine reporting? >> there is no reason why we don't know this at this point, why does this continue to be an issue with the supervisor of the selection. i think senator rubio is right to take point out and listing problem after problem, this is so damaging to the american people who already think d.c. is a swamp, it's a swamp everywhere. we can't believe the truth, this is extremely damaging for our credibility in the election process. >> harris: democrats have felt this and this very county. >> our entire system and the credibility of the reelections are at stake and when t...

Younger faces in government come 2019 and a lot of them, i'm proud to say, are going to be the faces of women. as of right now the number of women who have won elections or reelections to congress is at at least 110. that's a new record. but even at this hour there's still a number of very important races yet to be decided. among them the florida senate race, considered too close to call with the republican rick scott leading the incumbent. democrat bill nelson, by less than half a percentage point. that is tight. montana's senate race also too close to call. the republican challenger, matt ro...

Donald trump won by just three percentage points back in 2016, stephanie. >> let's head to vegas. steve patterson, democrats have a chance there to take back the senate if they flip the seat. talk to me about how tense it is on the ground. >> reporter: stephanie, good evening from the strip. in a state where you might even be able to say that "tense" is a bit of an understatement. that's because this race for senate is razor thin bean democrat jackie rosen and republican incumbent dean heller. as we've been saying for a long time, heller is the only gop senator running for reelections in a sta...

Popular. the tax cut people are getting their head around, they understand that as well. ultimately, for the republicans, so many of them decided about a year ago to retire or get out of the house and that's what brought us to this point really, isn't it? >> well, there are a lot of districts now in play in part because they are open seats. members who just decided i don't want to deal with it and, look, being in congress doesn't seem like fun. i don't blame them: i think in many of these districts, the fact that it's an open seat made it tougher. they were going to face really challenging re-...