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there are a number of potentially competitive or at least noteworthy house races in the state as well, so again, we can get data there in that first 30, 45 minutes. florida will be one of the first pieces we look on election night. oh, the irony. florida in 2000 got the reputation as being the state that could not come votes, but they are one of the earliest states to turn in their stuff because they actually do it early. steve kornacki, thank you very much, really appreciate you. be sure to check out steven bacchus, the revolution would steve kornacki, all six episodes are available now. also, we ll have much more on the florida race tomorrow with the reid out there live from the east cast say in orlando, florida. we ll talk to the democratic candidates for the senate and the governor s race. congresswoman val demings, former governor charlie crist. i see all their. and that tonight, is tonight s read out. chrissy starts right now. rissy starts right now tonight on all and
city of cleveland. the rise in the american electorate. i m going to get in trouble with each of you. one answer. what is the answer tim ryan pulls off the big upset? 5% that he is i think he can five percent? that he pulls it off. 100%. what else can i say? 50/50 percent, chris. i think that s where we are. thank you very much. appreciate it. that key senate race here in ohio, most of the voter panel still doesn t know who they will vote for. we will two to steve kornacki to show which races are getting tighter with control of the senate at stake. the revolution with steve kornacki. kornacki here, is cvs health. here, we ll never be told our concerns are all in our head. here, we don t think we should pay more than men