their vote total that they collected during the general election back in earlier this month. things seem to be moving pretty good, guys. bill: eight days and counting. thanks, charles, nice to see you in atlanta. dana: iran called for the u.s. to be kicked out of the world cup in qatar after the u.s. soccer federation showed the flag without the islamic. this is a journalist outspoken about the regime. the quote is we wanted to show our support for the women in iran with our graphic for 24 hours. it got noticed. how do you see that? i was very happy when i saw the flag was the flag of the islamic republic. let me be clear with you. now that i m talking to you 10,000 people are watching me on my instagram live.
hosted by the america first policy institute. the institute which was founded by trump allies last year. they held an vent at the club yesterday. the event is to ensure policies are prepared and finalized for a new session of congress. meanwhile, the house race in colorado is likely headed to a recount ten days after the election. the contest in colorado s third congressional district is between republican representative and her democratic challenger who is too close to call. as of last night, boebert leads by a percentage point. the margin of error is at or below .5% of the leading candidate s vote total. turning to the senate, a bill aimed at protecting same sex marriage is another step closer to becoming law.
i think we need to start electing people that look like america. people that are worried about putting gas in the tank, worried about their grocery bill. that changes how you look at bills. for sure. the race was still pretty close, though, congresswoman-elect. that s a question i m walking away from this with, given how close it was, you talked about rejecting election deniers, extr extremists, what is your takeaway from that vote total and where, and the people who did vote for your opponent, joe kent? i think that a lot of folks do the r, d analysis. we were endorsed by so many moderate republicans and independents and democrats. and i m so proud of building that coalition. i think that s the direction that our politics needs to move more general. we re not just looking at the r and d, we re looking at whose life looks like my life.
moment while i have you, david. tell us where it stands right now as far as the governor s race is concerned. you see here that katie hobbs, the democratic candidate, the current secretary of state there, has a 37,743 vote lead over kari lake. about 85% of the vote in. that s our current estimate. i believe that we had just received a vote total down here in the tucson area, an update in p pima county. this is a strong democratic county. still only 83% of the county in, so there s still more counting to do in this democratic stronghold. that is good news for katie hobbs, but there s still a lot
getting that vote total. that s a really good question and that third party candidate has, you know, he was not a factor in the campaign trail. he s the home of a lot of protest votes. there s a significant number of voters who said, hey, especially republicans who are concerned with her walker, who signaled that they were going to support this third party candidate out of protests because they could not vote for senator warnock. the bigger question is not who they will back. it s whether they come out at all. a lot of these voters won t come out at all and this is number six runoff. and so, that s why the focus is on the base, base, based. for senator warnock, he s trying to get back there skeptical republican voters who might have held their nose and voted for herschel walker. he wants the windows back in this final stretch as well. yeah, for sure. we ve got three more weeks until that result, could take next weekend again, greg. i want to get an update for you than. thank you. l