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All right. there s the results so far of today s poll question. wow. 26,000 and change. is the republican nomination already over. 52/48. 52% agreeing with my guest in saying, yeah. the voting hasn t bekbun, but it s pretty much a done deal. here is some of the social media reaction coming in during the course of the program. the 43% self labeling independent means the electorate is more sick of politics as usual than it was in 2016 when trump was nominated and later rejection. thomas, let me say this you know who is elated to see 43, which is a record high for independents as gallop has been doing this, tieing with a previous high. i got to believe the people that no labels are thrilled to see this. joe lieberman there it is. 43% i m one of them. 43% self identify as independent as compared to 27% who say, no, i m an r or i m a d. ....
In contrast, Prince William fared far better with over three-quarters of respondents saying they thought the Prince and Princess of Wales were doing well in their new positions. ....
Because if you listen to joe manchin and joe lieberman, who was out there today at the town hall, two of these leaders. they go out again and again, and they say we don t like extremism of the left or right. and they can t name the left. what they do, they re equating joe biden as extreme as donald trump. the guy who tried to overthrow the election and kind of the government, you just did this long segment on, has a whole plan. they say that joe biden is as extreme as donald trump. right there, there s a complete dishonesty, and then when they start hiding their sources of money, it can only raise suspicions. when you look at in the swing states, a polling effect of them, in a two-way race, joe biden would beat donald trump 52/48. you throw no labels in, suddenly, donald trump wins. my occam s razor answer to that ....
132,000 people who voted for the republican candidate for governor, brian kemp and then voted for warnock for the united states senate. so now that kemp has thrown his support behind walker, it s going to be interesting to see how many of those people turn out and continue to vote as they did in november for warnock. martha: it s a great point. i saw recent data that showed more republicans split their vote than democrats last time around. so now it s just down to the senate question here, it s as you say, 52/48. you think republicans have done a better job of getting out the early vote this time around based on the number of 1.8 early? what it indicates is that the democrats have gotten out a slightly bigger percentage of the vote in the early vote than they did in november. the question is are those people that otherwise would not vote, are they in politics we talk about cannibalizing your election day turnout. i d say this. it depends upon if you get out ....
Where republicans lead. district three along the nevada border. republican territory. the big county, 82,000 ballots are out. now the good news for the republicans is the republican is winning that county 55/45 up by 10,000 votes. no way it will turn around for the democrats. but we re still sitting here on the 22nd, 14 days after the election and still not counted. california 13 has merced county, 1,000 ballots out and they won t call it. our republican is up by 800 or 900 votes so it s close. this is a county where the republican is losing by 52/48 which means there are 1,000 ballots out roughly and probably, if they break like the rest of the county, will close the margin by 40 votes. so again we re likely to have a republican victory there. ....