but i m hearing similar sentiment from democrats who are on the ballot in 2022. the party is not where those voters are in terms of the issues that they care about right now. having said that, look, on the legislation that they re talking about now, there are hugely popular pieces of policy in there, whether it s helping people out with child care, paid family leave is no longer in there. but there are popular things democrats say they want to do, but that s all getting lost. jack ciatterelli is speaking now. let s go to new jersey where he is speaking. like all of you, i love this state. and i realize it s broken, you know it s broken, and i m convinced, i m convinced that, together, we can fix this state! we can fix it. so here s what we re going to
to turn out the democratic vote right he had all the democratic hotspots throughout the state and continue doing so throughou the last couple of weeks of thi election. all to try to turn the voters out to the bowls. beyond that also, he tried making this as much as he could as a referendum on former president donald trump. while he denied that fact was something he was trying to do, there wasn t a campaign stop he made where he didn t bring up the former president so we are watching to see where we go fro here up right officials say the are still evaluating where they stand and where we may hear fro him again but as it stands righ now. 97 percent of the vote in. let s find out where the votes are coming from and we want to talk about another phrase. we want to go to new jersey because that s very close.
issues. but also wanting to get away from political debate that maybe they cannot connect to or relate to and more swinging back to the middle. remember, new jersey in particular, this is a state where chris christie won not one, but two terms and you had several other examples back further back in history from c christie to others that won two terms. it s the democrats that have trouble keeping the governor s mansion for more man one term. so, there s the pendulum swinging back a bit. no matter who wins in each of the states. just the indicators in all of these counties. and so, if it continues. if it continues, it was a point made that stirred my memory. and i m not sure if i have all the historical data loaded. a point about chris christie winning in 2009, the reason we pay attention to the off year
20% of the vote still to be counted. it s simply sometimes john, i have to interrupt. we re listening to phil murphy right now speaking to his supporters. thank you all so much for sticking around. we re going to have to wait a little while longer than we had hoped. we re going to wait for every vote to be counted, and that s how our democracy works. for almost four years now, our focus has not been on trying to do more for those two already have much, but to do much for those in the middle. and at the bottom. so that they have more opportunity. our cause has not been looking out for people gathered around a corporate board table, but for the family gathered around their kitchen table, like mine growing up. our mission has been simple to build a state where every child, regardless of race or gender, creed or zip code, has the opportunity to live out
it was something we wanted to see between counties and within the state itself. right now, you just jumped up 4,000 votes, youngkin did. you just shy of 92,000 at this point in the night. just watching that. sorry, didn t mean to interrupt redgate this is the covid votin era, and it remains because those rules are still in place, so last time around you had about 100,000 plus people who decided to mail their ballot in in normal time, now you ve got over a million ballots that you re dealing with. that were all mailed and. so it is a factor in how the orchestration and the accountin and all of it is obviously a twist. we should say to set the table that is a big number to overcome that separation even a you look in these counties vote still outstanding. it is possible, but you re stil