lose in two years. no have two years to screw up and two years of campaigning for president trump and he will call them out not every one. there are a lot of districts that they won. there will be a larger turnout two years, when he is up for re-election. your point about it happens in 2010 we saw that opposing obama s policy. even though people liked him personally, his policies were bad. we had a huge victory and took the house in 20 10 and had 19 million voters. now obama came back and won two years later, but it was a close election and mitt romney could have won that election. we may come back. some news out of wisconsin where matt fin is looking at the close gubernatorial battle what do you have? rebecca clay fish greeted supporters with a good morning and said that this race is to close to call.
g.o.p. incumbent according to the associated press. they are calling this. scott walker s camp is wanting a recount here. there is a very tight race there. it is about 625 vote, 99% of the precincts reporting there. at this point we will have to wait and. a lot of breaking news. some republicans falling maybe walker and helder conceding. bryan kemp is in the lead in georgia let s go to him live to see what he seas. says. i promised, i promised to put people ahead of politics. even my own political party. i promise to put your families, not the special interests first. i promised to put students, not the status quo first. i promised to fight for all georgians, above all else and be a governor, who cares about more about doing the right thing than playing good politics.
republicans in the senate. cory gardner did a great job. we have to find common ground with the democrats in the house. if they want to investigate jump to death and try to impeach him, it will blow up. while the big picture results are pretty s outcome of the election results will be is significantly important because the size of these majorities in the house and senate will determine how much power they will have to push the agenda over the next couple of years. julie? julie: garrett tenney, thank you very much. ed: for some high-profile governors races we are looking at, down to the wire in wiscons. look at this. republican scott walker is facing off against democrat tony evers. julie: man. can you say tight race? ed: we want to fight a little quick. we ll go back. another tight race in georgia between republican brian kemp and stacey abrams. she may be talking soon. we ll go there live if she does, she might be seeking a recount. in florida, republican ron desantis narrow
jackie rosen with the lead now. we ll get back to you shortly. we talk about poll, projections all coming in. we want to bring in pollster john mcglauc lin. you worked with president trump before. a lot of people trying to make sensetion as they say. what s going on here? what went right for the president? let s start with the house. what went right, what went wrong? he threw himself in front of the blue wave. a week ago, over a week ago with our national numbers, the g.o.p. number in congress only had a 41%. it is 51% disapproval. it is improvement post kavanaugh. it is 41% approval they is should have lost 50 or 60 seats they should have had a tsunami. the president injected himself into the race and took a lot of the seats. it is policy hubberrous in washington. they didn t get the job done on immigration. they didn t get the job done on
kansas republicans ahead of the victory including support from two former g.o.p. governors. this wasn t one side beating the other. it was democrats and republicans and independents all coming together to put our state back on track. best known as an ardent advocate for strict voter laws was the vice chair of the voter fraud until it was disbandedled and enthusiastically welcomed and the president endorsement and to the trail and embraced many of the president policies on taxes immigration, but his campaign. that campaign did not translate into the victory and he has concede the race. the republican loss complies with the precedence as kansas despite being thought of as a reliable red state in 1964. the governor seat has alt stated