probably are wondering what is the state of the race so far and what are we still waiting to get in? to get more on that we have anthony salvanto. he s our director of election surveys here at cbs news. runs the battleground tracker polls. he s been following the race all night. also major garrett still in coat and tie. wondering if you were going to take that off. salvanto has already gone down to the shirt sleeves and the tie is loosened a little. good evening. good morning to the two of you. where are we at this hour? okay. so tony, let me take you through first the five states that we at this moment consider toss-ups. and that s wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, north carolina and georgia. all the others projected or in the case of nevada and arizona as of this moment, leading to joe biden. the issue here is that, let me walk you through. in wisconsin, we estimate at least almost 700,000, 672,000 ballots still remaining to be counted. they ve been cast. not yet counted
and here to help us with that throughout the morning is john. good morning, pedro, viewers should know we re going to be using the associated press numbers for calls and results. so viewers may hear about different numbers being reported but we re always going to be coming back to the associated press numbers. so let s start off with where the presidential contest stands this morning. the key state of wisconsin there on your screen, a state that s being watched closely this morning, it s 49.4% for joe biden, president trump, 49.1%. that number has been flipping back and forth throughout the day. that is just one of six key states we re watching this morning. the other one, michigan this morning in the wolverine state. the numbers in michigan, president trump 49.8%, joe iden, 48.6%. and then the third state in the northern industrial midwest area , once known as the blue wall for democrats. that blue wall that president donald trump broke through, pennsylvania, the other key
if you consider yourself undecided or supporting another candidate, because that 202-748-8002. as we get a call we will show you headlines from across united states from last night s bait. good morning. go ahead. ms. welker: caller: before the debate i let s night debate. i was very impressed with the job that donald trump did. but before that i really bought and the lies misrepresentations that the media was trying to portray trump as the biggest racist. debate, i did a little pastrch into joe biden s and donald trump s policies. once you do the research yourself, i promise, you will come out to one conclusion. that joe biden is the biggest racist politician to ever run for office. host: but you are calling on the line for those who support him. mistake. made a i should have host: dialed in. then we will stop you there i should have dialed indifferently. host: then we will stop you there. we have marini, supporting joe biden. me,er: this is strange for in 2016 i voted
earning in the state four years ago. during a campaign rally tonight, president trump is expected to talk about husband continued earths his continued efforts to restore american manufacturing. the president will call out joe bind s half century of shipping american jobs overseas and his recent flip-flop, of all things, on fracking. president trump s economic message remains a strong point with pennsylvania voters, for that matter, with voters across the country. pennsylvania voters overwhelmingly say president trump will handle the economy better than china joe. a quinnipiac poll today shows the president up 6 points on the issue in the keystone state. biden s campaign is desperately trying to respond to those surging numbers of president trump. biden s handlers today pulled him out of his basement again in forre arerere trep to kenosha,, mp tampa tigpaig immteedlytelyte that the president bront bhtrout wo dsaygoay agogogoeder fal hp ttherrti vf oen rten envienttiots i k k
ago. during a campaign rally tonight, president trump is expected to talk about husband continued earths his continued efforts to restore american manufacturing. the president will call out joe bind s half century of shipping american jobs overseas and his recent flip-flop, of all things, on fracking. president trump s economic message remains a strong point with pennsylvania voters, for that matter, with voters across the country. pennsylvania voters overwhelmingly say president trump will handle the economy better than china joe. a quinnipiac poll today shows the president up 6 points on the issue in the keystone state. biden s campaign is desperately trying to respond to those surging numbers of president trump. biden s handlers today pulled him out of his basement again in delaware for a trip to kenosha, wisconsin. the trump campaign immediately criticized biden s trip noting that the president brought with him two days ago federal help for the victims of recent violent