abrams that s what i will be watching tonight. bret: one more question on senator scott. does he have bigger ambitions after this election? i think he wants to buy the dallas cowboys. dana: have you been encouraging him to bigger things for a long time, trey. whether or not he is listening to you we don t know. trey: i haven t talked to him in the last 30 minutes. [laughter] he is grateful for the chance to serve for six more years. i know that. bret: head over to bill hemmer at the billboard i do getzing some of these races. bill: introduce you to new features and for the next several hours take our viewers and folks in the studio here through what we believe will be the best way to track this race. okay? so two new features here. i m going to start in virginia with these key house races, okay? we call them key because they begin tonight these are three of the toss-ups in the state of virginia. so, they can either be toss-up states or they can be democratic or republicans
above 50% and walker would not. see if that s the case that develops. few of the places up here i want to go to new hampshire because this first numbers we are seeing now. maggie hassan the democrat. now, remember, a couple months ago, republicans thought she was the easiest pickoff on the entire map. it did not shape up that way and don bolduc, the general got in the race. he has been doing a ton of town halls throughout the state. polls in the last couple of weeks suggested he is pulling close and race is getting tight. right now it s early. only 5% of the vote coming in. and we talked to bolduc this week and he was thinking about we talked to the governor sununu this week and he was suggesting that down here around rockingham county that bolduc is going to pick up some of the vote. he might be right about that. right now showing up. it s early. let me go to my home state. let s go to buckeye state in ohio. you guys mentioned the governor mike dewine. what s interested about dewine
for their candidate. how are you doing, ma am? good. why are you supporting the current governor as well as herschel walker? supporting the current governor because he kept the state open during covid. i have a lot of family in new york. big difference. so i appreciate that he kept us open and kept the businesses open. lawrence: why is the race so tight between raphael warnock as well as herschel walker but it seems like the governor is just surging alone? i think herschel does not have the name recognition at least politically. football wise he does i don t know about politically but i hope he can pull it off. lawrence: what s the number one issue for the folks in georgia. i have to say it s inflation and the economy. everything else feeds off that so, for us, that was a big part of it. lawrence: who are you going to support in the senate race as well as the governor s race? going to give it to kemp because, like she said, he kept our state open. he is very pro-busin
time zones, right? close at 6:00, close at 7:00, indiana is now fully closed as of 11 minutes ago. and this is a race in upper northwestern part of the state tend to be like chicago than indianapolis. first term democrat being challenged by jennifer ruth green. republicans love this candidate. they put her on tv every time they could she too has a military background. they believe, based on the minority makeup, places like lake county, which you can see here behind me african-americans, minority voters. they believe that she has a shot in this district. i want to tell you no republican has won congressional district one in indiana in close to 100 years. so, again, we go back to that story in virginia. if you have got a wave how high is it? if republicans pick up a victory up here in congressional
if they win virginia 10, then you are going to count how high is that wave? let s could i have in here virginia 2 and take you in one more time here jen killing begins is an interesting candidate. chicks all those boxes very good candidate going up against elaine luria. abigail going being challenged by yesli vega and first time tonight less than 1% estimated in. we are starting to see numbers come in. this ask a race has to be characterized based on how the census has changed the lines throughout the entire country. interesting to watch throughout the night. sometimes there is subtle changes. but they make a big difference.