But some early signs that, perhaps, as expected, herschel walker s underperforming, brian kemp the gubernatorial candidate there. we still expect this area isto tighten considerably only 13% of the vote in here. let s go now to florida where marco rubio has taken the lead probably as many of you expected. he is sitting now at 54% to val demings s 45%. we ve got 45% of the vote in there. but we re obviously going to keep watching it through the night. let s go to new hampshire where we are just starting to get votes into the state, which swings so often with a wave when we see one. maggie hassan out to a relatively early lead. there s only a few thousand votes in here. but she s sitting at 59.2% to don bolduc s 39.6%. this is one where republicans started to take more interest. hassan s team has been feeling good throughout the night so far. we ve got 1% of the vote in, in new hampshire, jake. that s only 1%.
Over the last decade men and women are doing a good job of getting the right amount of exercise. 59.2% of women, 51.2% of men. as a whole we are eating more. the extra time we are spending at the gym is not enough to offset the extra calories that we are consuming which is my war the more than one third of adults and 17% of kids in this country are obese. public health experts are looking at the bright side, thee state is good more people are exercising and couple that with more and better efforts to promote healthy eating, we could finally soon start to see the obesity numbers come down a little bit. jenna: we will see. a potential new setback as delay imitation of the employer mandate. the key component of the law that requires small companies
Holding their conventions in utah. incumbent senator orrin hatch would have received the outright nomination as the republican candidate if he received 60% or more of the vote at today s gop convention, meaning he could skip the primary all together. well that, did not happen. however, it was extremely close. he took 59.2% of the vote. which means the 78-year-old law maker must now square off against this man, former state senator, who is 37 years old, about the i way. ten candidates vying for the seat. hatch is currently the second longest serving u.s. senator. he was hoping to snatch up his 7th and final term today. but he maintains that even with a primary fight, it is his experience that will carry him. i m a tough old bird and i ve never felt more eager, more excited or more energized and
Very tough tight. he has a large war chest, but his opponent says no senator is too big to fail. casey stegall has the latest from los angeles. hi, casey. hi. good to sigh. the incumbent senator needed 60% or more of the vote to skip the primary and sail straight through to the general election and that did not happen. but the results are showing that it was a squeaker. the results show him with 59.2% of the vote, which means he fell short of the nomination by fewer than 50 votes between the nearly 4,000 delegates who cast ballots in the state of utah today. now the second longest serving u.s. senator must get past this man if he wants his 7th and final term, 37-year-old stammer state senator. he will be vying for the spot. this is considered a victory for him, who said all along no senator is too big to fail,
Six term senator from utah, orrin hatch failing to win enough votes and will now face a june runoff against dan lind equivalent. casey stegall has more. reporter: a big development. utah election system first of all is extremely unique, it s the only one in the entire country where candidates both republican and democrat cannot advance to the primary until the delegates decide who get to the primary at the state convention. incumbent senator orrin hatch would have received the sole nomination today if he received 60% or more of the vote at today s state g.o.p. convention. well that did not happen. it was extremely close. he took 59.2% of the vote. which means the 78-year-old lawmaker must square off against former state senator dan