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About neither. 60% of the voters in my polls are saying if it s trump against biden i would consider a moderate centrist independent instead. i think the country doesn t want to go backward, it wants to go forward. it wants to find someone who can really get it to 60% instead of 51.5%. we don t want another election with either of those and you got to recognize joe biden has been a consequential president, he has passed significant legislation, but like the 80-year-old who you have to approach to give up the car keys, sometimes it is time to give up the car keys and let the next generation come forward and that time is now. john: kellyanne, quick. the age factor here, you mentioned joe biden, 80 years old. donald trump, if he were to win, 78 years old, that s older than ronald reagan was after two terms. they are not created equally. staffers a third of donald ....
Sometimes good news can be not so good news. in the new report in the governor s race here that came in a little bit ago, katie hobbs got 1,426. kari lake got more. it s a modest number of votes, but 1,513. so, that s 49%, if you round up. that s 48.5%. i ll give it 52%. it s 51.5%. let s go the same round up. give it 52%. excuse me for turning by back at home. i just want to get these numbers right. 1,400 and 88 for senator kelly. that s # 50%. and 1,387 you see, very competitive. this is one vote report. so, this is not a state-wide number. it s one vote report, and that s 47%. so, now i want to show you why i said sometimes good news or encouraging news. carry lake got more votes. that s good news, right? sure, it s good news. i want to bring this down on top of this one. this is a republican county that donald trump carried by 20 points. so n a republican county donald ....
A winner by about 55,000 votes four years ago. right now his margin is over 200,000. see how that sticks here. senate race with warnock look at this. so we just changed yet again. i was looking at warnock. he was 51.5. now back down below 50% for the second time that we ve checked this out. that is a dead heat in georgia in that race. laura, any thoughts? well, look, at this point, kemp and desantis together i think stand as two leaders. they led on covid. abbott, too. kemp opened up his state before anyone out. he got a lot of criticism from donald trump at the time and that dissipated over a couple weeks after that. but he opened up first and then desantis. then you had this example of these republican-run states that had life that was back to normal. meanwhile, you had these kids in new york, new jersey, illinois, ....
Let s have a look at this. but the contest with his rival, the current president jair bolsonaro, is tighter than had been expected. all day, brazilians have been casting their votes across the country, including communities in the remotest parts of the amazon rainforest. our south america correspondent, katy watson, let mejust give let me just give you the figure, with 20% of the votes counted, 51.5% in favour ofjair bolsonaro jair counted, 51.5% in favour ofjair bolsonaro jair bolsonaro, with lula at 48.5%. the margin between the two was significantly wider than that. our south america correspondent, katy watson, is in sao paulo and joins me now. so, the votes are being counted, they ve been counted quickly. should we be surprised at the moment? the? ....
Counting is under way in brazil as far right leaderjair bolsonaro faces the left wing former president luiz ignacio lula da silva. so far, mr bolsonaro is nearly ahead. i m joined now from rio de janeiro by pedro abra movayjaneiro by pedro abra movay, an expert on brazilian politics. thanks very much forjoining us. with 30% of the votes counted, bolsonaro s on 51.5%. lula s on a8.5%. would you say that. what would you make of that? 48.5%. would you say that. .. what would you make of that? 48.596. would you say that. what would you make of that? yeah, and ha en would you make of that? yeah, and happen the would you make of that? yeah, and happen the same would you make of that? yeah, and happen the same thing would you make of that? yeah, and happen the same thing on - would you make of that? yeah, and happen the same thing on the - happen the same thing on the first round. lula was around 80% of the vote because votes from the northeast, where lula in general ....