the man who inspired that attack. former president donald trump. a series of monumental decisions from the supreme court will also be front of line for so many voters this november. none greater than the unprecedented decision to overturn almost a half a century of privacy rights and roe v. wade. coming up we are gonna be joined by georgia s democratic nominee for governor, stacey abrams. she s gonna talk about everything because on the line this fall. but first let s bring in an incredible roundtable, we have former chairman of the republican national committee michael steele. former white house press secretary under president obama, robert. gives host of msnbc s politicsnation in president of the national action network, reverend al sharpton. former aide to the bush white house and state department, elise jordan. and former white house director of communication to president obama, and director of communications for hillary clinton s 2016 presidential campaign, jennifer palm
edges in this county. fulton county, we re up to 67% now. get rid of the circle so doesn t distract people. 67%, he s still above 80%. as the rest of that comes in, as possibly herschel walker does better than 19%, of course it is, of course it is. the question is, is it enough when you get to this point? so, you come back out, 15,373 votes again. again, most of the vote outstanding. not all of it. you can look at this way as well to understand. it there are some small pockets of votes. the red circles, they are republican areas. there are some republican votes out there. but these big circles, so many circles here, this is, again, fulton county, the suburban counties around it, that when you come back to the normal map, not only are they blue when hugo county by county, they re very deep blue. so, if you are in the warnock campaign, you are ahead, up to 90% of it now, and you know what has happened in the last several elections. this is the area that tends to come in late. it is drivi
we re hearing from jeff zeleny that there are people in the walker campaign who are still kind of nervous, even though he s only 13,785 votes behind, and then certainly with ten, 11% of the vote outstanding, that could be quickly covered up. it s because a lot of the outstanding vote is in these democratic-leaning counties that are very populous. most of it is right there. most of the votes still to be counted is inside that circle. and what you notice about that circle? not only is it blue, to your point, to your point not only is it blue, but pam was just talking about cobb county. raphael warnock is getting 62% of the vote right now. does it mean it will come up a bit more there? we don t know. but you come across to the other side, back in the day, george w. bush carried this county. used to be a republican county. 90% of the vote. 62% of the vote, four raphael warnock. so, not only is the vote in these blue areas, but so far in the early vote and the day of vote counted so far,
0 the estimated vote in, incumbent democratic senator raphael warnock is up with 50.1% of the vote, trailing just barely behind a, with 49.9%, just 0.02 percentage points behind, republican herschel walker. that is a lead right now of warnock of 9026 votes. now, why does this race matter? let s talk about the overall balance of power in the u.s. senate. democrats currently hold 50 senate seats, including when they picked up in the great commonwealth of pennsylvania. republicans have 49. they re hoping to get this one last remaining senate seats so as to have the balance of power be 50/50. let s go to pamela brown right now, who is at the voting desk. pamela, what s the latest? there is a lot of focus on the counties in the atlanta area for good reason, given how tight this races. and it is spoke to an official in cobb county, and i m told around 76,000 votes are still outstanding. day of vote, that means people who went to the polls today in cobb county, those votes still outstanding
another massive victory, we heard everybody talking about that blue wall. . that democrats had set up with the electoral college and there was no way republicans would ever win the electoral college again. because there was a blue wall that protected democratic candidates. i want to ask you about three states that i find to be the most fascinating, most perplexing, since obama left office in 2016. wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania. those are three states that i always called fools gold for republicans. because they would always throw money to those three states. and other than michigan it seems like they always lost. now hugo county by county. let s put iowa in there to. county by county, president obama did so well in a lot of counties where he may have lost a county, but instead of losing it by 60 points, he loses it by