it was over 1,000 earlier in the day. it is 711 vote-lead now for the republican candidate in this district. so this district s not done. this is a republican-held seat. it s an open race. democrats hoping this would be another pickup there. we ll see as the count continues. this is the 39th district. down here, it s the 45th district. as you were reading the entry to the program, this was red. now katie porter as the count continues. 261 votes ahead for the democrats. so we re continuing to count these votes. two districts there, i just want to show you what that means. you come back out, just in california, five districts uncalled. these are all republican-held seats. democrats are leading in four of them. so the democrats would stretch their gains if they pick up these four seats. now let s come out to the national map. come out of california. of the ten seats left to be called, you see from maine, new jersey, georgia, new mexico, u.s. utah, t utah, rest in california, of the ten le
up to walk the six feet, seven feet, whatever that is, another race changed as well. the election is not over even though for most people it was over a week ago. here s where we are leading the vote, leading the vote. here s what s called. wolf just gave you these numbers at the top of the show. 225 for the democrats, 200 for republicans. but these are the ten races still uncalled. if they ended as they are now, this would be your final house. but they re not ending as they are now. let s go in. you mentioned the state of california. let s pop it in here and bring up the map. this is the entire state. now we re going bring up just the races that are not yet called. you see this red down here? i ll show you this one first. this is the one you just mentioned. this race, the 39th district, just got closer and closer still. it was 839 votes when we started the show. it was over 1,000 earlier in the day. it is 711-vote lead now for the republican candidate in this district. so this district
we have to give election officials time to do that. there are millions of ballots still being counted nationwide and we have to let officials do their jobs so we know who accurately won. in california, you ve got this it s striking to me, two republican candidates, young kim, in the 39th district of california and a republican named mimi walters in the 45th district who slipped behind her democratic runner katy porter, we know votes come in late in california, we know that. in both cases, they re both alleging fraud, simply because california takes a while to count votes. well, not only does california take a while to count votes. but we shouldn t forget the day after veterans day that we have statutes that say that military voters, all voters overseas, most of them tend to be military voters get ten days after the election for their ballots to come back from overseas, and be counted. and if we re going to stand up for military rights and veterans rights and taking the time to ge
outcome right. we want to find out who the voters chose. we have to give election officials time to do that. there are millions of ballots still being counted nationwide and we have to let officials do their jobs so we know who accurately won. in california, you ve got this it s striking to me, two republican candidates, young kim, in the 39th district of california and a republican named mimi walters in the 45th district who slipped behind her democratic runner katy porter, we know votes come in late in california, we know that. in both cases, they re both alleging fraud, simply because california takes a while to count votes. well, not only does california take a while to count votes. but we shouldn t forget the day after veterans day that we have statutes that say that military voters, all voters overseas, most of them tend to be military voters get ten days after the election for their ballots to come back from overseas, and be counted. and if we re going to stand up for mili
look what s in the middle here. these are all races right now that are still uncalled. we still have not declared a winner. you can see a lot of these are in california, give you a sense of what s going on. here s one race in california. the republican incumbent down by about 3500 votes. there are still some coming in through mail, some still being processed. the history in california is that late arriving, late counted vote tends to break for the democrats. it tends to go against the republicans. so that s a bad sign right there for the republican incumbent. here s another republican incumbent who s hanging on for dear life. mimi walters in the 45th district. can her 1,000-vote lead hold on? here s a democrat who s declared victory already. his republican opponent has not conceded, republican incumbent there. this is not one we ve declared yet. basically, you get a sense through all these uncalled races i say it s a 31-seat net gain for democrats right now, but when all of these are