right after thanksgiving. and this runoff will be december 6th. it could determine control of the senate. we don t know, that of course. we will see what happens in nevada and arizona. but more spending and more ads, one more months of exhaustion here in georgia anderson? jeff zeleny. thanks, appreciate it. people in georgia must be so sick of political ads as it is. the idea that more coming as you know, is this effective? i think it is effective. i think messages get across. i think there is a glut to on the marketplace at some point and they become less effective. but i think it s the bluntest weapon there is in politics. and they are going to use it. if i had dave urban s money i would be buying a stevie station. i just got an email from herschel asking for money. it s going to be i wonder about the messages.
vote. it was already a pretty tough race there with some chippy moments. on december 6th senator warnock and republican walker will see voters decide again. republicans say they are optimistic. warnock doesn t have a snowball s chance in hell if we get behind herschel walker. if you come up short the first time you aren t going to win the second time if you re an incumbent if the opponent has a chance to get their message out. he got 49% of the vote. outspending his opponent 3 to 1. every media outlet in the country tried to destroy herschel walker and he tied him. harris: in focus republican senator marsha blackburn from tennessee. first on the ground in atlanta fox business national correspondent connell mcshane. these two candidates will have to get back out on the campaign trail in a senate race where we ve seen $250 million
0 that makes the night worth it, right? dana: how does everybody in new york have such good aim? bill: he snagged a new car, too. dana: that s great. they were having fun. we were here. bill: tomorrow is friday. dana: tomorrow is friday. the faulkner focus is up next. here is harris. harris: fox news alert. republicans are inching toward taking the majority in the house at this point. who will have the most power in the senate? we still don t know. it could take a while. i m harris faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus. democrats and republicans watching three races that still have yet to be called. in arizona and nevada the numbers are big of uncounted early votes. the process we re told could take two or more days. in georgia, a runoff is now on the calendar because neither candidate got to 50% of the vote. it was already a pretty tough race there with some chippy moments. on december 6th senator warnock and republican walker will see voters decide again. republi
yes. on december 6th. the control of the senate comes down to georgia and arizona. you did a great job. arizona? made it red. it s just what if. bret, i will erase that. we have something you can put in. here we go. we will make a call. we can call that j.d. vance will win the senate race in ohio defeating the democratic congressman tim ryan. this is a big win. it s a hold for republicans but one in which they spent a lot of money. turned this race around from the beginning to the end. i think it was a town hall where
be counted in those places. nudge for cortez masto to overcome a race? notice difference between the two of those. essentially what we re looking at, as governor, we re looking at here is this. let me call this up. in johnson hangs on and this goes to a runoff. for sake of argument, democrats hang on to the senate seat in arizona, sake of argument, laxalt hangs on in nevada, what that would add up to is 50 republican, 49 democrat. and a runoff in georgia that would determine control of the senate on december 6th. conversely, cortez masto able to in remaining votes overtake and democrats would have control of