party can call the shots on the hill for the next couple of years. right now we have a split senate right counsel the middle folks, 50 democrats, 50 republicans with the vice president able to cast that deciding vote. now, bun seat here could really change everything. the biden agenda would hang in the balance. bret: voters have been lining up at the polls throughout the day today. georgia s polls close in the next hour and pennsylvania, the hour after that. martha: but not all states count and report their votes the same way. here s where it s going to get pretty tricky and we will guide you through this tonight. georgia, pennsylvania, and wisconsin are known to be historically slow counting states. they start opening the mail-in ballots at 7:00 a.m. on election day. other states like florida and texas, they start processing those ballots that come in before election day. therefore, it will happen there probably much faster. bret: virginia is quick, too. that s why we
New hampshire and south carolina. busy day happy guy. for a guy in a lot of pain you are smiling a lot. how can you not be smiling when you are in the original pancake house. brian: round of applause for a guy who loves the original pancake house there are other people who claim to be original but they didn t invent it but man they made the most of it and made a house around it. thank you, brian. brian: steve, take it away. steve: great interview. eight republican contenders faced off on the debate stage in milwaukee. saw them here on fox. what did voters think. here with the dials, the legendary dials. partner and president of maslansky and partners lee carter. good morning to you. good morning. way you know, it s been a while. it has. steve: explain how the dials work. see the voters. democrats blue, independence yellow, republicans are red. react whether they are likely to support or reject a candidate s policy. steve: let s start first
The midterm elections, obviously are upon us. we have heard so much from the candidates and pundits in weeks and months leading to tonight. time to hear the voters voices. hear about the issues that voters say drove them to the polls. and a little bit about our audience now. our live audience. first time ever we have done. this people all walks of life on the political spectrum on the right and left and in between. like all americans they have enormous stake in the outcome of tonight s races. also with me tonight pollster lee carter is here. partner and president of maslansky and partners and have used special dial technology to gauge voters reactions to the top issues of this critical midterm election. i want us to talk directly to the voters. so i m going to get up and start talking to people. kristin, you are here, first of all, let s do a quick show of hands. does this election to any of you feel different like more is at stake, a raise of hands, if so?
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Slaughter. and blood shed in syria. and also to end terrorism of all kinds and all types. we ask for god s wisdom as we face the challenge of our very troubled world. we pray for the lives of the wounded and for the souls of those of here now lee carter president of maslansky and partners. good to be here. sandra: that moment on syria one of his best. it was strong and decisive. people really rallied around him. you could see the democrats there why they won t enthused guy but. it wases was a moment everybody came together and said we can t watch this. another labeled as one of the best. you will see it with the