predecessors, biden a 44.1% job approval. that is a little bit better than donald trump was at this same point. he was averaging 38.5% on the approval rating. the republicans in that midterm election in 2018 lost 20 house seats. the 2010 midterms for democrats were an absolute wipeout. they lost 63 house seats. i never like to call people out, steve, but when i ran into you in the hallway, you gave me hope for my cleveland browns. well, then they played the game last night. [ laughter ] as per usual.
republican glenn youngkin is retaining his lead and expanding upon it as of this hour, glenn youngkin has 211,382 votes. that s 55.3% of the vote. he is 43,149 votes ahead of the democrat, former-governor terry mcauliffe. terry mcauliffe has 168, i m sorry, just jumped again now, it s up to terry mcauliffe has 173,192. glenn youngkin has 55.2% of the vote. terry mcauliffe, 44.1% of the vote. we just jumped from 12% of the estimated vote to 13% but glenn youngkin with a a lead at this hour. roughly 43,000 votes. and oh, we have more votes coming in from northern virginia. including from a very key county we will be watching aw night, loudoun county. again, one of the suburbs you come across the potomac river. you are into first alexandria or
that is 216 votes ahead of republican glenn youngkin with 910. that is 54.6% for terry mcauliffe. 44.1% for glenn youngkin. but but obviously, that is just a very, very small percentage of votes that are in. where is it coming from, john? where are the votes coming in from? zoom in right here, you see the capital of richmond. chesterfield county. this county actually matters. this is one of the central suburban counties just south of richmond. this is a place where democrats the transformation ever virginia from red state to purple state to blue state has been because of the democratic growth here. you are absolutely right to make the point this is a minuscule number of votes. it is proof, though, that we are getting started. that the counties are beginning to report results. and so, then we will accelerate and get through it. now, that s not a big deal. you always want to be in the lead, sure. but what matters is the end of night. they are now counting votes. polls are closed. no
if you look at the labor force participation by those who do not have a high school degree, it jumped from 44.1 to 44.67. and you think that people might be affected by that bonus. that is in the way of labored markets. let s get that out of the way. the eviction moratorium, nobody has made the case that this is legal, that you can do this or any way. or b that it is impactful on public health. it is supposed to be about stopping the transmission of the virus, there has been no evidence on that front, and c, how many people are generally in trouble of being evicted? we have put trillions of dollars of aid into the economy, and an 11% rate, why is this the solution? it s an important question. anita: it is. and landlords are working with people too. let me move on and i want to ask you about infrastructure. i want to ask you about the $1 trillion bipartisan info
we have a projection right now. cnn projections that president trump will win the state of idaho. trump beats biden in idaho. let s look at the electoral college map where it stands with that win. trump has 136 electoral votes. biden has 205. 270 is the magic number you need to win the presidency. let s get a key race alert and see where things go. in minnesota and iowa. in minnesota, 65% of the estimated vote is in. biden has an impressive 217,000 vote lead over trump. 53.9% to 44.1%. in iowa, 84% of the estimated vote is in. two more states, we re waiting for those states. so the counting continues. the counting continues.