paper, stand out, i say on paper, we re gonna talk about this later. we start with georgia. why does it stand out? because it was so close in 2020. traditionally, republicans say it didn t go for biden in 2020, but biden s margin in georgia was barely over 10,000 votes, razor-thin. so, when you throw in biden s unpopularity now, that midterm history talked about, on paper, georgia is a very logical pick up opportunity for republicans. could be a little more complicated. we are gonna get into that. arizona, primary in arizona tomorrow. we re gonna see republicans nomination, the front runner is blake masters. again, arizona was less than 10,000 votes in the 2020 election. that was joe biden s margin in arizona. on paper, golden opportunity for republicans. could be a little bit more complicated, i m gonna talk about that in a few minutes as well. there is also nevada. nevada is a state that actually been getting closer democratic, all of the century, but it s been getting closer. it was
razor thin, than they do in the senate. that s exactly what we expect them to do after the judiciary committee comes on thursday and marks up this package of bills the things you know go further than the senate conversation is right now. that s important. because this kind of hits a brick wall once it crosses the aisle and goes to the senate side of this. instead, what we have seen from democrats, this has frankly been true on gun violence and abortion rights is they have continued to pass what amount to effectively messaging bills, trying to show where democrats are on these issues and again trying to use them as energizing moments in the upcoming mid-term elections because the road is so short. and frankly, that s what s going to probably happen to this package of gun laws you see on your screen right now is they will likely pass the house and languish once they hit the senate. so, ali, when they languish at the senate, what will happen then? will you see senator chris
senate race likely headed for a recount. 98% of the expected vote is in and, of course, trump endorsed dr. oz still leading right now. look at that margin. razor thin. that s barely over 1,000. businessman dave mccormick not far behind but pennsylvania requires a mandatory recount if the winning margin is half a percent. that is much less than half a percent. both candidates though anticipating the big win. i have a lot of confidence i m going to win this because there is tens of thousands of outstanding absentee ballots and i will win those disproportionately and that will put me over the top. we have covered all counties to ensure that the ballots are correctly counted. this election is ours. todd: former president trump already celebrating predicting a win for oz and up to thing his own indoor it. writing on plat tropical storm truth social a big night endorsed candidates dr. looks to have oz. big victory for ted budd, doug
that the margin between these candidates s razor-thin. and we are looking at a batch of mail-in ballots tomorrow, that is pick enough to decide this race. the potential certainly exist for that, as i said on top of all of that, there is the state law, there is the recount, if you are within half a point, certain ugly right now we are in within half a point. really striking which speaks to why, odds, steve may have emphasized this supporters hey, keep your powder dry, stay rested. can we go back steve on camera here, i was just going to say, you deserve a better marker. the president that you bring to the numbers. i tried to write number 20. oh my goodness is what i m saying! 20. a! there we go. kind of works i can read those those are discernible numbers steve. 29,000 is all i was trying to buy right there. there it is i see it. and as you say we all better see. it keep an eye what currently is but you say, potentially that recount margin.