the party loses those moderates and it will be ever more populated than it was before with lefties. and it will be harder for him to move in that direction. martha: a lot will depend on what he decides about running again. brit: i m not sure i agree with that but it s an interesting perspective. bret: what after energy companies should produce more he closes with no more drilling with a q and a with that environmentalist. it was definitely a mixed message in just two weeks time. juan: i don t think it was a mixed message as so much, one, remember joe manchin s response is what the hell are you saying, right? bret: about the coal. juan: joe manchin is going to have to get reelected pretty shortly. you have a democrat in pretty much a red state. and the democrats need him to stay there and joe manchin has his own self-interest he is saying why are you putting knee in disadvantage with my constituents. but, if you look at the issue of climate change, it is a real motivator fo
about back to georgia when we have updates more raw vote total. martha: south carolina the decision desk predicts mcmaster will win a second term in surprise there defeating joe cunningham. bret: finally in vermont not enough data to definitively declare republican governor phil scott will win more than 50% of the vote there. again, got to get over 50% there. now, we are going to throughout the night now have a ticker on the bottom of the screen and you will see it right down here as we put it up and we will see races rolling through with the numbers that we have. the raw vote total in all of these races it s one of the things that we ll have scrolling through the. and if a checkmark where you just see there with todd young that means they have won that race. declared the race even though there are not a ton of raw vote total in we have both the raw vote and fox news voter analysis and they make an extrapolation about how that race is going.
another one with sununu. sununu is very popular. they wanted him to run, you may recall. the republican party wanted him to run, he declined to do it. stayed where he is. we end up with bull 3wu8 dock who is by the way one among several of these candidates who is are the trump backed candidates and how they do will have an effect on things going forward. brit. bret: i liked it. martha: can i mention something about the governors oregon and new mexico might see flips but also because of competence, drazan challenging brown and mark could challenge lujan grisham in new mexico that could be a flip. those states are doing so poorly in so many matter that matter, crime, education, energy and border. martha: and inflation. there slights the ticket-splitting question that we re watching really closely in georgia and people make one choice and another at the senate
pieces could i am in mic. things out of the fox data. even there is high percentage of people disproving of the president. people aren t necessarily voting in that way. they are voting for democrats even though they might disprove of the president. bret: really nice to have this ticker because you have to wrap the comment. it is now 7:30 here on the east coast. polls are closed in three more states including the pivotal state of ohio. in ohio the fox news decision desk says g.o.p. candidate j.d. vance has a slight lead the race too early to call he is up against democratic house rep tim ryan. martha: go to carolina. too early to call this one in the race between republican tim budd and democrat cheryl beazley locked in a tight race there as well. bret: in ohio we can project that republican incumbent mike dewine will easily win a second
we just have a few seconds. karl, when you look at miami-dade about 70%. last time a republican carried miami-dade was jeb bush in 2002 re-election where he was carrying everything. this is a really remarkable story here tonight. the transition of this historically democratic county in the southern part of the state as part of a broader story about florida. think about this, in the last four years they have added 600,000 new registered republicans to the rolls in florida and 27,000 democrats. we are now first time that the republicans have ever out numbered democrats in registration. martha: florida has changed so dramatically in the last couple of years. see whether or not this is reflective of other trends across the country or whether this is a florida story that we re watching to play out. bret: either way about. odes well for 2024 for republicans. brit: brewing competition between president trump and governor desantis. if it s a big, big night for