before all of this week was set back in 2016 at 62.46 degrees. that puts things into perspective. there s all that land in the northern hemisphere and land heats up a lot faster than water does. plus, we ll also dealing with an el nino, which focusses on our sea temperatures and they re typically warner and the trade winds weaken. as that happens, the warmer water gets pushed over to our pacific coasts of the water. el nino is a teleconnection pattern. it happens all across the globe money in the north atlantic, we have 5 degrees celsius. so the u.k. wound up seeing the hottest june on record at 64.4
again. this is may favorite places to look, again, this is early vote. josh shapiro was way up and fetterman as well. often the person that wins north hampton county will win. we are looking at disproportionately early voting. just to put an underlining, john fetterman, this is early. 59.6%. and shapiro who s running for governor at 64.4%. shapiro running at five percentage point and also when it comes to oz, two different races. ticket splitter. let s find out what this vote is though. david, 19% of the vote in the commonwealth of pennsylvania reporting, what is this 19%?
competitive. again, that would be shocking. but you would rather be ahead than behind. let s come out and look at it whether it is early or late in the count, you want to start ahead. there is josh shapiro, 64.4%. 623,000. the republican candidate for governor just shy of 34% if you round it up a little bit. you bring it over to the senate race now. you see john fetterman is running behind and under performing his democratic ticket mate. they are both statewide office holders, by the way. they both have won statewide before. you see 60% if you round that up to 38%. again, there is been no indication that are this race would be anything like that. we expect this race to be competitive. we are shy of 20% of the overall votes. 60-34. just want to check
there s still more to learn in terms of how this is breaking down. i know that steve kornacki is looking at new data that we ve got out of fairfax? is that right, steve? yeah, we ve been talking all night about fairfax the biggest county in the state. this is sort of the ultimate test of the northern virginia area here. we finally have basically all the vote in in fairfax county. so i think this really does kind of give you a clearer picture of everything we ve been talking about tonight about what happened in virginia. basically all the vote now in in fairfax county. again, 1 out of every 7 votes cast in virginia cast in fairfax. mcauliffe 64.4, youngkin 35%. a margin of a little under 30% for terry mcauliffe. this is the story of the night right here because this is what it looked like in 2020. donald trump won excuse me, joe biden won virginia by ten points. big reason joe biden had such a big margin statewide, he won by far the largest county by 42 points.
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.