counts. if you are looking at a precinct number as a total of 207,023 precincts, we have got 2711 that are complete. so we ve got the numbers there. you look at turnout overall for this, we ve got nearly 4 million, i m updating the website from the secretary of state s office while we are talking here. 3 million, nine, hundred 22, 000, 847 ballots are cast. about 56.4%. if we look at the pre-11 how many votes were cast before election day that 2.5 million, 65% of the votes overall were cast before election day. as it relates to any questions of voter integrity questions, or questions around with if things are moving very slowly there. the headline, the prediction from the states offices that there will be this runoff
robberies are up 56.4%. joey: didn t look good in portland. what is wrong with parents in missouri, they are not happy right now. cheryl: they are not. the southeastern legal foundation wants to investigate a school district s questionnaire to students which ask kids questions about sexual orientation and their family s political ark filliation. the student survey violates state and federal law and ask that you investigate further. carley: also, bad news for the trucking industry. cheryl: you ve been talking about this, price of diesel hitting an all-time high. there are worried about the trucking industry, it could push inflation even higher. average price of diesel is $5.32
the critical race theory and gender identity in their schools. the extreme left says it is not happening even when it s right in their face. so you know what go ahead. joey: you are running i will get to your stage, you are running for the governor of oregon. portland was a city absolutely ravaged by the protest over the last few years. let s look at portland crime. it is searching robbery 56.4%, soul 56.2%, homicide, homicide 49%. we look at the grand total for portland year to date plus 30%, up 30% with total crimes this year. what does the city need, and what does the state need to get back on track? you know, you look at the crime numbers. here is the deal. in the 1970s we have 30 officers per 100,000 people. that number today is eight. we wonder why we have all the
over trump. 56.4% to 41.8%. let s walk over to the magic wall. looking at counties over there. see what s going on. but go ahead and tell us. matching up to try to see where the president is overperforming and underperforming. it s early in michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin, trying to get deep in to study. go into states to look around. illinois, reliably democratic state, has been a long time. but building blocks, like the big ones. new york, illinois, joe biden s column up to 118 and 105. thinking can we get florida and texas?
a drop of almost 40%. a lot of it has to do with your home values. but that s why we re feeling like the tank is empty. gretchen: all right. so by the way, this is out by the bureau of labor statistics. nonpartisan. brian: we re back to 1992 levels. gretchen: median family income, 2007, 49,600. a 7.7% drop. how are families saving? are they doing it different flee are they saving anything? in 2007, 56.4% say they were saving something. and 2010, only 52%. so that s a 4.4% drop. so why are families not saving? are they having to spend more because they re not making more? brian: gas has doubled. gretchen: gas, which i argued, is the new normal, unfortunately. had which is bad news if it s 3.75.