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Some of those -- perhaps those biden voters in 2020 kind of back into the republican column because they see sununu and may be willing to take a chance on the republican. >> then there's the issue of split ticketing. mark, you have new reporting on a closing strategy some candidates are oling out in the final days of their campaigns, appealing to voters who are considering contenders from different parties for office. what more can you tell us about ticket splitters? >> well, they're a phenomenon. and you've got both a ticket splitter phenomenon and kind of a no-show phenomenon, and you're rea...

Brian kemp on crime when crime is going up in the city such as atlanta and others that are democratically run cities where they had issues trying to defund the police and others. it's a hollow attack coming from abrams. >> harris: it's interesting, david, when you talk to people how crime really rates in that state. that might be why some people particularly people of color, might vote for the incumbent governor kemp. take a look at this. "new york times" columnist appears upset that some black georgia voters are supporting kemp. let's watch. >> there is a little bit to that number. you could ...

Like orlando, who we met up with today as he's headed into the polling station. orlando, where is your head at this morning? >> honestly, i'm going to the least of the two evils, so it will be secretary clinton for president. and senator marco rubio for senator. >> he calls the options the lesser of two evils. he's split ticketing, a trend we're seeing some of floridian voters we have spoken to. orlando, are you 100% made up with those decisions or do you still have some thinking to do? >> i won't say 100%, but because i'm still things i need to think about. so i'm gnaw 100% yet. >> all right,...

>> 54 actually 46. two of these independents actually are with democrats. democrats would need, let's assume, on the assumption hillary clinton wins. that means all they would need is a net gain of four to control the chamber. that would get them to 50/50 and tim kaine who is the vice president is really the senate of the president. he would be the deciding vote. however, however is that with tim kaine leaving, that means they're going to have to appoint somebody to his seat and then have a special election and, quite frankly, in 2017, republicans could maybe win back the chamber in 2017. but ...

A time not for split ticketing but for straight party voting. so now i think the republican candidate will be clearly favored. it may be that the democrats can't even come up with a first-class nominee. jon: they have been talking about senator bob kerrey who used to represent that state. he has been in new york for a long time but would he be a possibility, a strong contender? >> if he runs. i'll be surprised if he does. you know he hasn't been back to nebraska for a long time and he was there and got elected governor and senator in a very different environment, when nebraskans and other peop...