every ballot counts right now. 851. did you say days? possibly. we thought hours, maybe. hours, maybe days. look, they do not get tighter than. this 851 votes. all right. to idaho and oregon now. where do you want to go first? let s take a trip over to our friends in idaho. now here what s important to take a look at. the republican governor here is brad little. he is a conservative guy. he backed the lawsuits to try to overturn the election for donald trump. not conservative enough for donald trump. backing instead his own lieutenant governor. this is a fratricidal race here. what you see is that trump endorsement not helping the lieutenant governor. incumbent brad little seeming to run away with it so far. 45% in. even in the most conservative part of the state, incumbent brad little. i butchered her name earlier. i know it s mcgeachin. but it s mcgeachin. donald trump s endorsement doesn t always take you over the top. even in a republican primary.
this state. in this race to charlie s point that the republicans should win. i mean, the republican should win it. the fact that the candidate right now, mccormick, is maga but yet is republican establishment, the likes of the senate, of mitch mcconnell, all this inside d.c. money is all going to go to mccormick anyway because they re going to be supportive of him because they know deep down inside that he is more like him and donald trump, let s not rule out the fact that donald trump is going to come out in the next couple days assuming that mccormick wins and say i love this guy, deana powell was such a great member of my staff. he doesn t believe in the election lie. he has not run on the election lie, right? and other parts of maga he ceremony did not embrace donald trump at all. makes him more acceptable for more centrist republicans like charlie. you also had the america first agenda was more of his
simple is a suburban vote is worth as much as an urban vote which is worth as much as a rural vote. it s true. republicans are struggling in areas where they were say 20, 30 years ago. but if you look at the turnout in pennsylvania, for example, republican turnout to 2018 is up compared to where the democrats were. that is where republicans are turning out more in pennsylvania. we saw the same thing in ohio. we saw the same thing in nebraska. seeing the same thing in north carolina. you keep projecting it forward. and what i m essentially saying is that republicans are trading votes. and at this particular point the votes they are trading, they seem to be getting enough votes in other areas. so as we project forward towards the fall, while primary turnout doesn t necessarily foretell what will happen in a general election, i would be very happy if i were the republicans at this point in seeing how many of our voters are coming out and voting in these primaries versus the democrats who
get votes in philadelphia as what is a stain on fetterman s record? he is going to have to figure out, and he has not proven himself to be someone who necessarily listens to this, but he is going to have to ingratiate himself and spend time in communities in and around black communities in pittsburgh, but definitely in philadelphia and figure out why would he he can t even apologize there is a scene in the debate, and don t ask me why i m watching debates between pennsylvania democratic primary candidates, but malcolm kenyatta asked fetterman to simply apologize for what he did and fetterman couldn t do it. like that s not going to fly. i watched the primaries in pennsylvania. because i used to live there. i watched the debates i should say. it s interesting. i think that fetterman s going to have to have a as we say, come to jesus. and he s going to have to spend time in the a.m.e. churches, in the black churches, in the hbcus and be able to regardless of whether or not th
on upwork.com ah, you know what that music means. it is election night in america, and we are following all the breaking news results coming in from big primary races in five states. one of the hottest races, the nail-biter pennsylvania. look at your screen. former hedge fund ceo david mccormick neck and neck with trump-endorsed tv doc dr. mehmet oz. and the race is getting tighter by the minute. straight now to cnn s john avlon with me over here at the magic wall. i should say i m joining him at the magic wall. pennsylvania. look, this is just a stunner. mehmet oz now 851 up.