NC Republicans capture key judicial races, earn a supermajority in North Carolina senate but ultimately fall short on a house supermajority. we will look at the results of the North Carolina judicial contests, General Assembly races and the Senate seat that was up for grabs.
north carolina left the party, here to react. thank you for being here appear the talk has been about port of the last 24 hours, but republicans had a dominant nighn north carolina. why? i think we did really well in pointing out some of the issues that really matter to the american people. and of course the economy and inflation are you just choose, but one of the things also that i think senator budd did a gret job in pointing out was some of the radical positions in the criminal justice system that his economy supported. no cash bail and bring them in, process them and turned them right back out on the street. where we know they go back out many times and it is just not a good strategy from the republicans. i think what it did come it took a lot of people from being woke
kayleigh mcenany said kelly s argument is thin. what happened was democracy and despite that, my favorite argument from the left, there was record turnout in georgia but there is voter suppression. no, they can t go hand-in-hand. interesting, too, biden talked about threats and there will be all these threats out there. as he sat in the press conference, the election officials did their job, did their duty but apparently without little interference. rachel maddow went out there and said in arizona, people were replenishing their weapons and intimidating people. meanwhile data suggest voting efforts could have reached a record number, which is a very good thing. todd overview. todd: north carolina ted budd scored a victory in that senate race beating out democrats cheri beasley. all of the voters delivered enough republican wins this week to trigger a senate super majority in the state.
to we better wake up because todd: you mentioned the two key issues, ted budd prioritizing table kitchen issues like inflation which more than 93%, that is a huge number, 93% of north carolina voters labeled as important factor when voting. so what is your reaction when you re the president the day after the election say, he is not going to get inflation under control? what was your reaction when you heard that? i think it is pretty much tone-deaf as this administration has been to a lot of different issues. and i know a lot of people are expecting a huge red away. i think we may not have had a mandate, but i think what we did get is the public saying, hey, we need to change direction on how we handle these issues, especially around crime. todd: you mentioned crime and ted budd focused on, 85%
always likes to threaten us with. congressman, thank you. thank you for having me on. carley: thank you, congressman ted budd in north carolina, one of the most important g.o.p. victories on election night. todd: we will speak to a voter there why he ditched the democrats to vote for ted bud.