election day. counting down, about 750 minutes when voters will begin casting their ballots. control of the senate hinges on a handful of neck and neck races, and republicans are arguing that they have largely better solutions to inflation prime van the dutch border crisis the border crisis. while president obama and many others say that if they are not elected, it will be the end of democracy. americans believe that our democracy is at risk, under threat. democracy is on the ballot. what was at stake this week was whether we will be a democracy in the future, whether our children will be arrested or conceivably killed. harris: this country is on track to repeat what happened in germany when it was the greatest democracy going. you did say it could be the end of the world. no. democracy will be ended. the world will continue to exist. love when shannon corrects the third most powerful person [laughter] some of the biggest names in democratic politics now
don t miss out on our special election coverage. 708 minutes, i believe. but who is counting. bret and martha will be leading election night coverage at 6:00 p.m. eastern, you don t want to miss it. i ll see you with a live audience for voters voices as we do on the falkner focus, life and big and bigger, and shannon, you are going to bring something we had last hour that s really interesting. fox news voter analysis. unlike polls that get people coming out the day they voted, this started days ago, by mail, early voted in person, some 40 had million already and they are going to tell us what drove them to vote for who. what are you watching for? surprise races, somebody you never thought would win, or lose, it makes the evening more interesting. there will be a few. if that happens here in new york with lee zeldin and kathy hochul. that wouldn t be that much of a surprise, would it? i m watching for those up
even if stacey abrams doesn t win, there s the georgia 6th, there are other georgia house districts that may pick up seats, odds and ends, in places because of andrew gillum and the other candidates. some of the surprise races, in georgia we re watching that race. some of the districts in suburban houston, these are places that are changing fast demographically and where trump s brand doesn t work. talk about the governorships. everybody is focused on georgia and florida. but there are a lot of governorships out there and these governors are going to help shape the gerrymandered congressional districts for a decade. that s right. so what are you looking at there? democrats look like they are going to pick up quite a few? governorships koub bigger than the house. because they could pick up six to eight governorships tonight. and keep in mind, the biggest surprises are going to be in the midwest it looks like michigan
she s in her upper 70s and won t be there for the next 25 years. that s a comforting thing for democrats that said varying things ranging from they won t vote for her to they would be unlikely to vote for her. that s number one. number two, there are a lot of people that don t want to do business with donald trump and early next year, you imagine trump will try to try orando so on infrastructure. i want to piggy back on what are surprise races? you have to look at any seat that s an r plus 7 or less. that includes a lot of seats. i think the don young thing is a little spun out of control in alaska. you saw the house republican super pac get in there. they can put a lot of money in. they got to spend it somewhere. if don young wins, they have to take credit. you have to look at seats like anything, r plus 7 or less. rob who represents a seat
the job of dnc chairman is never easy. dell ca democrats are trying to flip the house and senate. sir, thanks for coming back on the program. great to see you ahead of a historic week. great to be with you, kasie. my first question to you is where does this stand? in your view are the surprise races where if it s really going to be a blue wave that we should be paying attention to that we re not talking about right now. i m optimistic that not only do we have the house seats and senate seats no play, you are seeing seats in iowa. we had two seats in play in iowa and now steve king s seat is in play. you look at the map of govern governor s races. if we want to be competitive in the house, we have to win more state houses and you look at the map of state houses that are in