that were pointed out with bill, my question is how these atlanta counties, how many votes will favor raphael warnock over walker, you know, i have my doubts, i have concerns, real concerns, that the remaining votes coming in will favor raphael warnock. but as you just mentioned, i kind have given up on political procrastination because boy, it is hard to call some of the races, but yes, it looks like it s going to be tight one way or the other and i have to tell you that i m not optimistic about walker holding on right now. tucker: since you know a lot about the mechanics of these things, sir, the get out the vote operation.n that was put io operation, whether it was legitimate or not, they did a lot of great deal work on this. are the republicans doing this as well?
he meads a big margin. he needs a bigger margin than simply 62%. you have 80,000 votes and 80,000 vote margin out of milwaukee county in 2010. he needs a larger margin out of here. turnout overall, about 2.9 million in 2008. what is the number in between? we re projecting a pretty high turnout here. you have the state saying somewhere between 65%, so we think 2.4 million, 2.5 million ballots cast. you would assume the higher it gets, the better for barrett. i would draw the line at 2.4 million voters. we start seeing him creep up above that. you would assume barrett s chances go up and it gets better and better. a fascinating race to watch and consider it s likely that we re going to have some sort of split decision as far as wisconsin is concerned, democratic control of the state senate, possibly walker holding on. maybe a lieutenant governor. going to be a fascinating race to watch. stay with us all night. again, we re exit polling.