here so if you are in the mace campaign you re looking to see can she make up the ground. if you look over all again we re getting close to 80%. nancy mace has a nearly 5,000-vote lead. we ll count to the end. let me ask you. texas tonight there is a special election. it is an interesting one as well. this is a democratic seat. the democratic incumbent resigned so they re having a special election. because it is a special election it is a little funky to get to the programming. let s pop down to the end and bring up the state of texas and move it over. the house general election. you see this strangely drawn district. we could have a week long conversation about texas gerrymandering. it is the 34th district. it was represented by a democrat. 97%, still counting but the republican candidate mira flores
tells you the sweep of the victory. russell frey not only won the primary tonight. he won and led and carried every county in the district. this is the victory for russell frey, for donald trump. looks like a split decision if nancy mace holds on but for the congressman who voted yes on impeachment who said he was proud of that vote donald trump is going to say gotcha. thank you very much. let s go back to the folks discussing. you want to pick it up from here? no. i think what john king said was right. one of the things i wanted to point out is in these races where donald trump is endorsing the quality of candidate matters. in south carolina you saw the dichotomy there but also the districts matter. you know charleston very well. a bluish purplish type of district surrounded by buford and dorchester and berkeley etcetera.
believe that would make it 220 to 210 with five vacancies so for the next couple months it would impact the margins in the house. if she stays at 51% she will be congresswoman for the rest of the year i want to bring in cnn s senior political analysts and political commentators. hello one and all. good evening. you were supposed to be here. what happened? i thought you were going to be sitting on the set with me. i was all excited about it. there you are in your home studio. i don t like it. this is your home state though. what is your reaction to how south carolina, this primary is playing out? i think it is what most people thought at the beginning of the day. two candidates, both who opposed donald trump at different times. candidates actually matter. russell frey was a great candidate and pulled off a defeat of tom rice and katie arrington simply is not.
,many analysts are saying be careful who you promote in 2016. democrats desperately wanted democrats desperately wanted clinton s opponent and they got. their wish for trey grayson forg a thank you. and we re monitoring and we re monitoring tonight taking place in four states including number where trump s endorsements will come into play. butt this one special election that could provide perhaps the most evidence of a redac wave, a big red wave this fall. now according to dave wasserman ,republican mira flores has j just defeated democrat dan sanchez to fill the seat vacated in march by filimonov. now not only did biden win by five to 2020, the seat has never done and gone red and is 84% hispanic. joining me now is kellyanne kellyanne conway, former senior counsel to president trump, of the huge new besttrump, seller here s the deal. seller here s the deal. first mexican born woman ever
0 then we ll start seeing results. these are the very first, just in the last 60 seconds or so, don, starting to come in. we are specifically looking at what is going to be happening in the gop primary for the u.s. senate. it is essentially a two-man race. one of the candidates is the former attorney general who many of the voters we spoke with today at various polling centers said they consider the front-runner. he is the more established candidate, has been in office, a better known quantity. he has donald trump s endorsement. but he has seen a late challenge from a political newcomer, sam brown, an army retired captain, someone who earned the purple heart while he was in afghanistan and was injured. he was seeing grass roots energy, a lot of support, able to buy ad time so a lot of the grass roots republicans say they ll support him so we ll see how that race shapes up because what it is going to do is set the stage for what happens in november, who the republican will be, and chall