those, too. we now have a key race alert for you. now, we re looking at the governor s races in virginia and new jersey. let s look at the numbers. with 61% of the estimated vote in from virginia, republican glenn youngkin remains in the lead. he has 1,061,140 votes. that s 54.6% of the vote. he is 192,385 votes ahead of democrat terry mcauliffe who has 868,755 votes. that is 44.7% of the vote. glenn youngkin, right now, with many votes remaining to be counted, with roughly a 10 percentage vote lead, almost 200,000 votes ahead as of this hour. let s go to new jersey now. with 6% of the vote in, incumbent democratic governor phil murphy has 112,300 votes. that s 64.4% of the vote.
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Doha: The Ministry of Public Health in its weekly update of the National COVID-19 Vaccination Program said that 44.7% of adults have received at least one dose of the vaccine.
It said that 44.7% of the total population (16 years and above) have received at least one dose of the vaccine.
According to the report 188,152 doses have been administered in the last seven days and a total of 1,603,913 doses administered since the start of the programme.
Also, 86% of people over 60 years of age have received at least one dose of the vaccine.
anything else, there is another poll out showing donald trump s approval ratings dipping down into the low 40s after he was experiencing 46, 45, 47% last week. the latest poll has his approval rating down to 41. disapproval 52%. gallup down to 40, dropping four or five points from the previous week. this at the end of the day is what you and republicans and democrats are looking at the most closely, isn t it, as far as how big a wave might be? we were saying there is a big difference between trump going into election day in the mid-40s versus the low 40s. when you get down into the 30 the average this morning, average every poll that out there together they have been doing a daily trend line with that, it s sitting this morning at 43.9 still. a week ago today it was 44.7. 44.7 a week ago, it was basically the high water mark of
the latest poll has his approval rating down to 41, disapproval 52%, gallop heading back down to 40 from the previous week. this at the end of the day is what you and republicans and democrats are probably looking at the most closely, isn t it, as far as how big a wave might be. yeah. there s a big difference between election day going into the mid 40s or low 30s. the average this morning, if you average every poll that s out there together, they ve been doing sort of a daily trend like with that. a week ago today, it was 44.7. 44.7 a week ago was basically the high water mark of the trump presidency. you have to go back to the early weeks to find him matching that number. that was a week ago. it s come down essentially a point in a week. i suspect we re going to get a
the readout at the end of last week had his average approval rating at 44.7%. you can see throughout his entire presidency that is as close to as good as it s been for donald trump and about 44 44.7%, that s the range republicans were saying, hey, maybe we have a shot to keep the house if trump can be there. but look at the trend line throughout his presidency and one thing that jumps out is when there have been moments in trump s presidency where past presidents tried to offer broadly unifying messages, moment s of crisis, trump has steadfastly refused to do that. he has taken a very different approach. it often generated controversy. we have seen it in the last week certainly, but i can show you on this right here. look at this drop in his polling we saw at the end of the summer.