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Conditions, madison. >> i mean, the president and so many republicans have come forward saying, hey, we don't support obamacare because of the economic detriment but we do support protecting preexisting conditions, we don't want it to be broken because people want for the sake of saving obama, everybody, democrats and republicans to come together on health care, on top of that, there's so many other issues here that i feel when we look back at midterms democrats could have done so much better and they did not. on average they produced less wins than the -- >> historic victory. >> 46 seats flip...

291 democrats will be there for sure. a gain of 43 seats the biggest majority in a decade. two races are still undecided. >> that was november 6th, 1974. 90 days after president nixon resigned. 60 days after gerald ford pardoned him. which set the stage for democrats to pull an epic route of republicans in those 1974 mid-terms elections. in the house that year, democrats won the biggest majority in a decade. the democratic margin of victory was more apparent in the popular vote. in 1974, democrats beat republicans by more than 8.7 million votes. a record that has stood for 44 years. but is now...

Which set the stage for democrats to pull an epic route of republicans in those 1974 anymore midterm elections. in the house that year, democrats won the biggest majority in a decade. the democratic margin of victory was even more apparent in the popular vote. in 1974, democrats beat republicans by more than 8.7 million votes. a record that has stood for 44 years. but is now in danger of being shattered because as the votes continue to roll in, more than two weeks after election day, democrats are now ahead of republicans by more than 8.6 million votes. just a hair behind that watergate-era de...

To win, hillary clinton is going to win. then a family reunion in pennsylvania they would come back and say, the 19 people there, 18 were voting for donald trump. i heard this story time and time again. pennsylvania, always pull up stakes two weeks before elections, it became the epicenter of this new trump movement, what was it about pennsylvania that made donald trump resonate so strongly there? >> well, this was really an interesting county. they hadn't voted for a republican since 1988. obama carried the county twice. but it surged in the other direction for trump. he compiled such a margi...

The electorate she can actually win to win the state. there's a direct correlation to the path of victory. it's just simple math. >> jason, give us the worst-case scenario here from the democrat's perspective. if all 53,000 of those votes are not allowed to vote, can the turnout model be worked? is there a turnout plan in place that can still deliver a victory margin for the democrats? >> yeah, there is still a pathway to success, lawrence. it's always been a thin path. this is red state. and i've said all along and talked to both republicans and democrats down here. look, it fact brian kemp a...