they could pick up some of the seats. look at this seat. this is a newly drawn district here. you have a democratic candidate candidate ahead, 40,000 votes. this is one you figure the senate candidates and gubernatorial candidates are winning big, when we pick up this district? that has been the challenge. republicans thought anything by biden won by one point is hours. what he won by two points is hours. biden won by this just by only 22 points. the democrat is scratching in crying tonight. this is a redrawn district, more favorable to democrats. he s been in congress forever. he was in congress, he lost, then he came back in the tea party years. i ve been around a while. with the redrawn lines this is a democratic district. so it s not a shock that the democrat won it, but in a year, again, when the republicans think, where taking democratic territory, we are taking that places we lost, especially in the suburbs in the trump years. that s a big win. that s a big win for the democ
can i say one thing? this guy, j.r. majewski, who lost, we have called, this right? not only was he there on january 6th of the capital, according to press reports he lied about his combat service. i think one of the lessons we re going to learn, is that when republicans put normal candidates in these competitive seats, they can win and then when they put extremists out they make it much easier for the democrats to hold onto the seats or to win. absolutely. candidate quality manner matters. the flipside, is republicans would ve said, a we made her district offer, be, friend nancy pelosi, anti democratic here, we re gonna finally get more we re finally gonna get marcy kaptur, she goes every week, and she gets the ribbons, she works a district. i say the democrats or republicans. she puts the work into scratches. out she has a branch. he has a local bland brand that can overcome national dynamics. but again, republicans thought
when they started to think, okay, some blue states are in trouble, some blue places are in trouble. the democrat started moving the bodies around, moving money around. it may turn out, again, we have the final vote, that s a conversation for later in the week. but then you come here. the republicans were gonna pick up a bunch of new york. they may pick up a bunch innu are. the question is, are you gonna get the mueller new york? sean countering will, only the democratic campaign committee chairman is still running behind their. but will be a massive turnover in new york? you don t see it in the numbers now. they only need a gain of five. you come back down here, and again, we come through your home state, the commonwealth of pennsylvania. just a minute ago this one here was read, and you see this. this is such a competitive district. if you look at the district, joe biden won this district by less than one percentage point. 0.6. there you have. it this is one of the most competitive pl
the rochester area, you have a democratic incumbent who is losing joseph moral losing, it s a 3300 votes. and you see it is up by county now and you see it is rochester in the county let me turn the county up and get to the entire district and come out here. another race right down here. you have, i think jake mentioned this one mark-mile-an-hour the republican 1700 votes. this is the environment that is playing out across the country right now, democrats fighting to hold their house majority or at least to keep any new republican majorities as small as possible. one race that is not close, if you look here, this is the chairman of the democratic campaign committee, who, with 68% of the vote in, is using losing quite significantly. we will see if that holds up. again, i said this earlier, this would be a trophy for republicans because he is such a prominent lieutenant of nancy pelosi and runs the campaign fund raising arm. but that one is not done yet either. i just want to p
first major loss of the president in terms of electoral stance, the virginia governor. since biden called, her ended up visiting her district. white house officials wanted her to win because they knew that would be a sign that there was not going to be a wave. this had a potential for being a positive night. they won and now they feel good about that. or at least not a negative night for them. the kind they were fearing. we have projections for you now. five of them are for democrats winning and one is for a republican winning. in tennessee, andy ogilvy, former mayor think tank executive have flipped a seat in tennessee. it is a nashville area district that got much more republican after redistricting. democrat greg landsman has flipped a seat in ohio. this is a surprise and a big win for democrats. he beat longtime incumbent republican steve shabbat. this congressional district includes cincinnati and became a lot blower after redistricting. democrat marcy catheter in ohio,