In about 1 4 of the states. You can see that on the map, all the states in pink, red orange and purple have closed and results are beginning to come in. In fact, the Associated Press has called races in kentucky where Mitch Mcconnell is declared the victor and the two South Carolina senate races, and in West Virginia all going to the g. O. P. We have cameras at the headquarters for Mitch Mcconnell and Allison Grimes and you see rand paul talking to supporters at the mcconnell headquarters and what it looks like over at the Allison Grimes headquarters in kentucky. Later on tonight as their speeches get underway, well certainly be there so you can hear what they have to say. Our colleague, steve scully, will be out all night at the desk looking at the details of the votes as they come in. Lets see what he has for us. Susan, you mentioned West Virginia. Thats a pickup for the democrats where senator Jay Rockefeller is retiring, First Time Since 1942 a republican has won in the senate race
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Viewers and cspan. Welcome to the candidates for governor. The five people who gathered 10,000 certified signatures to qualify for the november 4th ballot. They are, the republican nominee, charlie baker, a former State Government official. The democratic nominee, martha cokely, attorney general of the commonwealth since 2007. United independent party nominee, falchuk. And scott lively, a missionary pastor. And independent jeff mccormick, a venture capitalist. Candidates, welcome to you all. Thank you. Before we begin, a quick word about our format. Ill be asking questions, some of which were submitted by citizens to cbs boston. Com. Each candidate will have up to 45 seconds to respond to the same questions, so you can compare their answers. After theyve had their initial say, we will enter open periods of rebuttal and crosstalk where candidates can question one another and engage directly. There are only three strict rules. No talking over each other, no filibustering, and total utter
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