they feel w as though this seem like the thing that could galvanize people on the midterms when they badly need to win the midterms. terry mcauliffe and gavin newsom, they grabbed on to this immediately in then virginia race. glen youngen was like, can we talk about something else? nine, ten points, i mean, they can t apored. this only helps them in places they are winning big. i agree with congresswoman comstock. i don t think the court has signaled they are going to overturn roe v. wade. they said it s a procedural issue, they will wait until there is a case in front of us. i would be shocked if this stood up. from looking at that ruling from the five justices where they declined to pause the texas law, one piece of that, one thing that s missing from that
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it was bound to develop this way. lobbyists, consultants, lawyers and federal government workers are simply not inclined to support draining the swamp because they are the swamp. also, two weeks ago, we warned you about another factor that is important to note in this virginia race. and it should jolt republicans into action itself. in this cycle, huge amounts of outside money flowed into virginia s local election. joe dale mike george soros pumped with millions until commonwealth attorneys to radically change how you prosecute crime at the commonwealth prioritizing so-called social justice concerns over public safety. in september alone, virginia democrats running for state house and senate office has got 3.3. million out-of-state donors. well that bigger source out-of-state money was from d.c. don t you just love the government? it is self funding. to make matters worse, in many
question is whether or not the early votes are contributing to this. record early voting for a midterm in florida. and i m actually going to go to nia now for some results in the governors races. in florida, dana, this race we ve been watching closely, andrew gillum still ahead, about 120,000 vote lead at this point over ron desantis. you can see about 53% of the vote is in at this point. it s a tight, tight race down there, about two points. in ohio, we ll go here. richard cordray, the democrat in this midwestern state, over mike dewine, at this point by about 16 points. it is way early in this race, about a 90,000 vote lead for richard cordray at this point, 16% reporting. and we can also go to georgia. this other closely watched race. brian kemp, the republican, ahead at this point, over stacey abrams, the democrat. you can see the votes spread there, about 48,000 votes at this point. really, really early, 4% in at this point. we ll keep watching all of these
panhandle have suffered some pretty big hits from weather related stuff. how s the turnover up there. president had a rally here, another rally down here. president has been all in, in this race, sometimes to the nervousness in the scott campaign for that but as we watched this play out, whether we re talking senator, whether we re talking governor or presidential campaigns, florida always very tight. just want to see if we re getting any no results yet from our house key races. we re waiting for a lot of house districts in the state of florida, obviously, but look and see, there s overall right there, none coming in the key races yet. let s take a look at the senate in florida right now and for any democrat, as you know, statewide in florida, in the southern part of florida, miami dade, broward, palm beach county, the democrat havs have crush it. that s a great word. nelson just pulled ahead. where s that vote coming from? it s not coming in down here yet. if you re bill nel
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