35,000 and the margin in percent terms, i think i m bad at math, 15.8%. so that s big. that s big. you re talking about a huge swing in just one year. where is that swing? let s go back to the governor s race here. you see phil murphy s margin again. let s look at the counties that joe biden won that phil murphy didn t. there are four counties. you see them here in red, biden won, phil murphy lost. let s look at the vote swings there. you see jack ciattarelli the republican winning morris county by 14 points. that s pretty healthy. joe biden won it by 4 points. that s a 16-point flip. let s look at another one. in the south, blue collar areas of new jersey, big swings. this is atlantic county, jack ciattarelli won that by 12 points. joe biden won it by 6. an 18-point swing there in the blue collar. now, republican counties, i want to look at one of the could counties that phil murphy did win, bergen county, outside new york city, you can see joe
to the drawing board. people like myself have left the democratic party because when they don t have ideas, when they don t play with facts, they throw up the race card and that is a surrender sign. when they use the race card, they surrender. they have no facts and no argument. they re trying to get you to be divisive. the people in virginia and hopefully the people of new jersey have spoken. we want issues involing our kids, we don t want critical race theory, we want to have people govern us and give us liberty and freedom. that s what s happening in virginia right now. sean: thanks, leo and joe. now back to bill hemmer at the big board. 80% of the vote in. let s go back terry mcauliffe, bill, is running out of runway here. for example, he spent a lot of time tonight going over very specific counties, fairfax in particular. where are we now in terms of the
mcauliffe is slightly ahead. if you go back to the 2020 presidential race and come down here to that same county, trump was more competitive. used to be a republican suburb county. it has trended to the democrats but the youngkin campaign will tell you if they can win this state tonight, they will prove it in places like this. we talked earlier if you come out to the full statewide map, i will come back to the current race in a minute. this is the presidential race. might actually be better to look at it in the context of the last governor s race and move this over. again, ralph northam won chesterfield county become lieu hot close it was, right? essentially, a tie. so this is one of the places republicans used to win. it s been trending more to the democrats. if youngkin is going to compete and possibly win tonight, it is going to happen like this. run it up out here in rural trump country, rural republican country and then compete in the suburbs. so as we come back to the race tonigh
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i was born at night, but not last night. so if i didn t accept the endorsement of a person that s got 91% of the republican voters in iowa, i wouldn t be too smart. i m smart enough to accept that endorsement. grassley, of course, is 88 years old. he was critical of trump s actions following the january 6th insurrection even though he voted against impeaching him. but all of that said, you also heart that sound bite that gary grumbach had. he interviewed many people with a sentiment, where they re calling for a civil war. when you hear that sort of chatter, knowing what we ve gone through in the last nine months, what do you think? it s hard if you re going use words like civil war, let s go back and look at the civil war, right? there s always been attention in our society, a tension to representative democracy. do you believe your government should represent your personal