nevada, you have up and down the ballot some election deniers there, same goes for arizona. a lot at stake out west and across the country. nobody s going to sleep on the west coast tonight, back east, because, man, some of the most important races taking place. control of congress is up for grabs. republicans are favored to win the house, where they need a net gain of five seats. the smallest number of seats the out of power party has needed to flip the house since 1932. michael, let s put perspective on this again for our friends joining us on the west coast right now. in 2010, how many seats we picked up 63 house seats, which was the most the party picked up since 1928. and that was after barack obama had a massive landslide victory. right. bill clinton won in 92. 73 republicans get elected that year. and in 2018, you actually had, when donald trump was president, democrats didn t do quite as well, but they had 40 seats. so it s going to be really interest
election day. we will be back everything what, willie? all of this is wrong. tomorrow morning we will have it right. a special show before a live studio audience and we will break down the results and the races that will likely still hang in the balance. we will also have some very special guests. that s at 6:00 a.m. eastern time right here on msnbc. josé diaz-balart picks up the coverage right now. good morning. 10:00 a.m. eastern, 7:00 a.m. pacific. i am josé diaz-balart from new york. today election day. polls are open in most of the country with polling places just opening in california and nevada. voters are making decisions in races that will determine the balance of power not only in the nation s capital, but in states, towns and cities across the country. when it comes to congress all 435 seats in the house of representatives are up for election and 35 senate seats. and republicans need to pick up five house seats and one senate seat to take control on c
is prime minister netanyahu going to yield to president biden s calls for brief humanitarian pauses in the air war to protect palestinian civilians? he and the u.s. are ruling out growing demands for a complete cease-fire. i don t think there s going to be a general cease-fire. it s not that i don t think. i think it will hamper the war effort, our effort to get our hostages out. the only thing that works on these criminals and hamas is the military pressure that we are exerting. we will have more on the fallout from donald trump s wild day on the witness stand and look ahead to ivanka s testimony tomorrow. good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in washington. happy election day. we have a preview of what s at stake in key governor and state legislative contests that could signal which party has an edge going into 2024. in deep red kentucky, popular democratic governor andy beshear tries to hold off a challenge from the republican state attorney general who has su
on. amen to that. a little viewers guide in our final moments. the polls close tonight and we will be up late out west and where are you going to be watching? i think there s congressional bellwether places around the country that you may not accept, and i am watching the race in colorado, and i think lauren boebert could she is the one that said if jesus had an ar-15, he would not have been crucified. yeah, and women are going to be driving this election as they have every election since 1980, and they will be the deciders. that s what i am watching. thank you both very much for being on this morning. that does it for us on this
points. patrick morrisey has been hitting for support of hillary clinton even after years ago, she said her policies could put a lot of cool households out of work. we will keep tracking all of the new data as it comes in. bret and martha, back to you. bret: we make the decisions based on a combination of what we see with voter analysis, plus the raw vote total. martha: there is so much to crunch because a lot of data, we got over the last few days as it was coming in, a lot of that paired up with what we are getting today, so the combination is very important peer we are seeing, as you are in some of the bellwether places, what is really driving people. what we may see across the nigh night. martha: because there is so much early voting, there may be some places we look where there will be a lot more vote early in the night, but then you re still going to be waiting for some of the outlier areas to come in later if they it might like there is more vote in that there actually is