battle for senator and the keystone state which could prov to kick off the midterms of a chance to flip some were publicly held senate seats. that races too close to call on the republican side that s according to the secretary of state. a printing error on thousands o ballots forcing electoral election workers do the task of counting those results. and north carolina, madison cothran, the current member of congress will not be returning. he called already to concede. we will have the latest of all the races that we are following parapets get what is going on i the keystone state. i m doing some math over here , shannon. you promised there would be no math. 325,952 and subtract 323617 and you get to thousand 335 votes that right now separate dave mc cormick and dr. osby is that is where we are at, .2% of the keystone state i will put this on for the viewers. based on some of the estimates, we think the boat is still outstanding. and taking it eastside here. out here in ph
Saying on the ground with people , even president trump even his most loyal supporters were very confused about where to go with their votes. exactly. and that is something that you heard from even the most staunc trump supporters that they were concerned about when this nomination, this nod came that it was the right one and there were a lot of those folks who said that it could ve gone to david mccormick. i don t even think that they ha kathy barnett on the radar in the early race and then they looked at her as possible vesse for trump going forward. and i do think that you re looking out .2% as you look at these numbers. this is pennsylvania being at the center of the firestorm fro 2020. now in a recon situation potentially on the republican side is quite something.
The democratic side chose differently. they chose lieutenant governor fetterman, who is in the hospital currently having a pacemaker procedure today. he is now the democratic candidate and it is coming down to dave mccormick and dr. oz. and it looks like at this hour it is going to go to a recount of the keystone state. it just keeps getting tighter , the more information and none more numbers we get, the tighter the race is. if it is and i have a percentag point, this could take a long time to get answers. and it s interesting because those two, dr. oz and mc cormick have been an in this late surge by kathy barnett, sh has not conceded. she s wrapping it up for the night and no one has conceded. what do you think of her late rally. you and i have both interviewed her with them the last few days. there was a role hope and momentum within our campaign that she could pull off something rather stunning. i think that she was coming in and the other to candidates
What are you going have for breakfast rex dana is going to have to bring that. she s going to bring breakfast and carry the show. get out of here. thank you, bill. we are going to go check-in with rich edson, who is we will come back to you after the break. they are gathered here and david mccormick is rocking up the starship here. they ve been holding on and the are hoping, hoping, hoping that they will see some of the returns come in north into lehigh valley, they d think a lot will come in that regard. uc some of the cheers right now. areas right now, david mc cormick. david mccormick!
Even listening to dave mc cormick, neck and neck in this battle in the senate race in pennsylvania we want to chec back in with the host a special report, bret baier. he s not conceding or declaring victory but he does see a path to victory and he feels good about it. he talks about the mailing ballots that have to be counted. listen, david mccormick is in a great spot. he has outperformed were some people thought it was going to be going in. is the strongest candidate from the conservative traditional republicans who are up on capitol hill saying we bought this person and one president trump put his endorsement on mehmet öz, it change the dynami and it seemed like like he was talking about, some counties choose to hold back and not ope or cut their mailing ballots