Going to help him take over tim ryan. we ll keep watching the actual vote coming in. john, can you take me down to georgia. what are we looking at there? non stop delta from dca. you see this was not this close earlier, right? yep. not only it was not this close, senator warnock was above 50%. we are at 53%. if you were with us in 2020 for the presidential race and the two georgia s run-offs. these are your up late counties. you are getting more votes and 49.6 to 48.7. this is narrow quite considerably. the democratic in incumbent senator. this makes an interesting
County historically. that s what s going on in georgia. we ll check back in on florida and see if we have more. we do, okay. what we ve got here is pinellas county where st. petersburg is. this is, again, the mail vote, this is the early vote. this is the bulk of the vote, and you have in the senate race, demings leading that portion. she gets 50.8%. joe biden finished in pinellas county with 49.6% in 2020. remember, joe biden lost the state by a few points. so if you re a democrat, in any given county in florida, you want to be running two or three points above the biden number from 2020. so demings is starting out in pinellas county about a point buv that with largely same-day vote to come in. that s a challenge. take a look at the governor s race right there. now, this is charlie crist s home base. you see crist is starting out a point ahead of where biden was. again, with the same-day to
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