>> todd: a fox news alert, the polls are closed, results are in and democrats have the edge, including in virginia. democrats maintain control of the senate and flip the house of delegates, the party will be able to block governor glenn youngkin agenda moving forward. >> carley: and beshear defeated republican attorney general daniel cameron. >> todd: in mississippi republican governor tate reeves fended off state reg later brandon presley. this is "fox and friends," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. in ohio, voters decided to put ab abortion rights in the constitution. >> brooke: voters will protect abortion access. this measure prevents ban on abortion for the mother's health or before the fetus is considered viable and legalizing marijuana for the -- abortion was a big issue in virginia, democrats just flipped the house of delegates and maintained control of the senate, a major blow to governor glenn youngkin's agenda and makes it unlikely his 15-week ban will ever pass. in kentucky, andy beshear defeating daniel cameron, taking 53% of the vote despite cameron's support from mitch mcconnell and rand paul. watch. >> look what we were up against, five super packs, mitch mcconnell's super pack, rand paul's super pack. [booing] >> the republican governor association. all running ads full of hate and division and you know what, we hit them all at the same time. >> brooke: republicans have something to celebrate in mississippi, tate reeves defeated brandon presley. we all now know what itten moos in state like mississippi, when you stand up to national liberals and stand up to joe biden. they threw everything they had at mississippi. 13 million dollars they threw at mississippi. mississippi did not bend. mississippi is not for sale. >> brooke: a judge extended polling hours after they ran out of ballots, attributing this to high turnout. >> carley: brooke singman, thank you. bring in tina ramirez. it appears abortion is a motivating factor, how do you view the outcomes from last night? >> this wasn't what we hoped for in virginia. i think republicans would have done better in virginia if they focused on the kitchen table issues that virginians care about, like the biden failed economy. issues that resonate with every voter and we see this in delegate ken taylor who won. she helped us flip the house two years ago, she just won reelection, one of the most competitive races that democrats tried to take back. she focused on the economy and she won. if republicans had done that across the board, we would have won more seats. >> carley: we'll talk to kim taylor about her victory last night. >> todd: everybody is talking about the economy all the time, the biden economy is destroying family's net worth and republicans somehow didn't focus on that enough in the state of virginia and throughout the country. they did deliver messaging on abortion that failed in two straight elections whachl do republicans need to do in 2024? i will refer to it as the big one to avoid three-peat of losses? >> you see a failed agenda in virginia against those who wanted to run on 15-week abortion ban. i think they realize that in this election, when you are talking about these issues, i'm a mom, single mom, and people across the state of virginia understand that and win. they win because they talk about it differently. here in virginia, we have most extreme democratic policy, if you want to win, talk about their extremes and fight. don't lead from position of weakness and try to negotiate. >> carley: not all good news for democrats, cnn released a national poll has donald trump beating joe biden 49 to 45. the president will be celebrating these elections as win for his agenda and byted will say this is proof americans will reelect him next year. should they be celebrating today? >> we have a long way to and saw in the -- unite behind a winning message, the message joe biden and this aed min stragz have been a disaster for our economy and our security. america is less safe because of this administration from failure in afghanistan to failure in the middle east. these are failures that are affecting our families, our wallets, these are things republicans need to reunite behind. we never can take an election for granted. >> todd: does this keep glenn youngkin from jumping into the 2024 presidential race? >> as a parent and mom and someone that helped him get elected, we have a long way to go. his priority needs to focus on the rights of parents in virginia. that needs to be the agenda. he doesn't have any support there. this is what virginians across the board voted for two years ago. he needs to fulfill that agenda. >> thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. our troops in iraq and syria come under attack 40 times in the last three weeks and pentagon admits it is deciding how and when to respond while trying not to escalate the war. >> todd: and 22 democrats voted with republicans to censor rashida tlaib over her anti-israel comments. we are live with that next. and i saved hundreds. with the money i saved, i started a dog walking business. i was a bit nervous at first but then i figured it's just walking, right? 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