thank you madison alworth. charles: we have full coverage for you all night long here on fox business. >> it is 7:00 on east coast, polls have just closed in half a dozen state. fox news decision desk, is making its first calls, most

closely watched state at this hour is georgia. one of 7 battle ground states that could decide the presidency. that is too early. >> we'll dig in to the numbers and too early to call virginia. vice president harris has a lead in our fox news voter analysis, waiting for raw total there. fox news can pro for example former president trump will win state of indiana. >> and also carry kentucky. for a third time. and it is too early to call the state of south carolina. but, former president trump has lead there, according to fox news vo voter analysis. >> kamala harris in vermont and look at race for 270, electoral votes we'll add up as each state is called, you see 19 electoral votes for former president, 3 for vice president. we will follow this.

on bottom of jean. screen. turn to senate. this is another big story. control of the united states senate. democrats have almost no room for error, fox news decision desk projecting indiana republican congressman jim banks will win his first senate race. >> in envir virnlg virginia to too early between tim kaine and he hung cao. >> bernie sanders winning a fourth term in vermont, and he caucuses with the democrats. >> look at balance of power in u.s. senate, you is see. you need 51 for majority, republicans need to pick up two, they are look at the states like west virginia, and montana. but there could be others, onboard right now 39 republicans, to 29 democrats. >> toss that group in senate

race, to bill hemmer with update from the board. >> hey, we see vote from florida, we'll start there. turn out of the big. 8% statewide vote, jacksonville. go ahead, you have about 2/3 of vote there in florida, florida co -- counts fast. duval county, kamala harris leading, interesting, one first time in a long time. to fdr, we have a candidate on ballot you can compare number from 4 years ago and 8. we'll do it throughout the night, a measure how trump is performing versus hillary clinton and joe biden. back 8 years.

watch, two-thirds of vote in florida, one county in jacksonville, trump just shy of 50 against hillary clinton in that country, 4 years ago, he was less than that. about 2.5 shy of midway mark and ove over doing about the same number, with joe biden 4 years ago. and volusia county, more of that vote, trump, at nearly 60% of vote. flagler 86%. we're expecting him to do well in florida. i want to show you in a moment, getting a flavor. of perhaps what the in suburban vote is doing for trump, and rural votes, i want to pick out two places. there is a county just north of indianapolis. hamillen hamilton

county, two-thirds of vote, former president trump 48.8 now, indiana counts mail ins first. same thing, this time, watch the slide come out here, and now a direct comparison for 8 years ago against hillary clinton. this is the weakness in trump campaign, right, 8 years ago, he was the just shy of 57% of same county. and then 4 years ago, slightly weaker down about 2, today, okay, so, there is more vote out there. right now, a little weaker in the suburb north of indianapolis, conversely, trump has been working the rurals. this is kentucky. a lot of votes still out there. taylor county, rural it is small, there is about 10 to 12 thousand raw votes

there. trump's percentage of vote is big. 77%. let's to same exercise, badge to 2016 -- back to 2016, it was lower, 4 years ago in 2020, same county now, around 75%. hold on to that raw vote number, it is important. doing bet or percentage basis but raw vote does not help him a ton. that may suggest, as we pop over the map, that the turn out for this vote, could be lower than 2020, that a covid year a pandemic year, a lot of people vote by mail, and et cetera. we'll see. it is questionable in debatable. i'll show you florida one more time. 30% in. miami is missing. you know we're waiting for the hispanic vote in miami, the cuban vote.

broward county 70% in. democratic there, but 60% of vote for kamala harris. trump team is saying they are getting to radio right now, cautiously optimistic, they are doingn pennsylvania, wisconsin, and michigan. all the way at top, former president, telling people there is still time and finish strong. the message from mar-a-lago here in palm beach. >> you have time, bill, we have a lot of time. >> romger that. ro roger that. >> a lot of waiting. >> georgia is crucial, they are getting a lot that we are expecting to come in. madison alworth is in norcross, georgia with a view from the ground. reporter: bret and martha, polls closed here at majority of locations in georgia. at least one person tried to come in past7 p.m., and turning them away, this polocasio -- location

closed at 7, there are a few because of issues open past 7, 5 locations, in fulton county one in here, those six had issues with unsubstantiated threats, they were closed for a certain amount of day so they will be allowed to be open for that am amount of time past 7:00. and another area in we see if they will be extended. majority of results are coming in we have talked to the georgia secretary of state, a number of times, he is reiterating he is confident that majority results will be reported by 8 p.m., and now with the how close it is here, let's counts are not -- recounts are not necessary but within . 5%, a candidate can request it. back to you. >> madison thank you. >> to sandra smith

looking at fox news voter analysis. surveys. picking up some information about different voter groups out there. what are you learning. >> could tell a big story. this is first time you see this, and first time since polls have closed, we break it down, timing of vote, so many went out for early voting, let's see how they are breaking down in georgia, casting early, look at this, they did note from prefer a candidate it is split. 49 for harris and 49 for trump. did other key data eras -- black vote was huge for biden, he won by a bit in georgia there in 2020, let's see how they are turning out in this election. this is first time we can break it down. among black voters, and their support for kamala harris, while strong, she is below where biden was in

2020. 4 years ago. this number for biden, was more like 91. she she is running about 8 points behind biden with black votes in georgia in 2020, a data point with gender. now you look at the black male voter in georgia. we know both candidates spent a lot of time courting them. democrats have been trying to convince them they could be better for the economy trump has been trying to woo the voters, remember, inflation is more than 20% in that state. with black men, harris is at 73%. trump at 25 percent. let me give you a perspective, contact, joe biden in 2020 had this number at about 87%. okay? so right now, she is running about 13 points with black men behind where joe biden was in 2020. another data point, brit, i

know you asked, b bl black women as well in georgia strong showing 89%. joe biden with black women in georgia 4 years ago was 95 percent of their sep are support, she is behind by 6 points. i leave with you another data point, education and race, whites with no college degree in georgia, donald trump strong showing there at 77% of their support. we have a lot more data coming in we'll bring it to you bret and martha. >> interesting numbers, they tell a story, they start to. >> let's bring in our panel. bret hume and dana perino and -- she is under performing but, is

headline. >> it looks like right now, harris is not getting enough from women, at least in georgia. that she would need to overcome what dr trump is getting from men, increase in support from black men and men overall, this is the question for the night. the trump people and all their surrogate groups tried to mobilize men we talked about it this afternoon, from joe rogan to elon musk and others down the line, they are trying to turn out that male vote, i would keep an eye on virginia, and karl know its. in 2020, in virginia, trump lost by 9.2, in 2016 by 4 4.9, watch virginia youngkin has been phenomenal on the ground for trump, even if the lead is cut die half it could be a -- cut dieby half it could be

a bellwether. >> robert web, state of georgia biden flipped georgia largely because of mblack electorate, does not look like she is deserving the same power. >> the numbers seem soft, i was predicting north carolina over georgia are in vice president, i think stein will be like plus 15 versus robinson. >> governors. >> yes, and i think that may help the vice president. but these are soft numbers, and i thought with we would have seen a better turn out. i'm hoping this is just, early voting. >> not all data, is in yet. karl. what is your read on this. >> services, we're looking at half of problem. problem is what is the division of the black vote by men and women trump versus harris, other thing to look at is turn out. a 1% decline in black turn

out in georgia over the last election, would wipe out the 10,000 vote margin, that joe biden had. we're seeing part of that, let's see if it is compensated or offset by how much the black turn out s is. one other point other part of the georgia equation to watch, we have a bit of evidence from i mean a little bit, from indiana that we should worried about if the trump campaign should be worried about, that is the suburban support. hamilton county, went republican 4 years ago, trump won 52 to 45, tonight with 2/3 of vote, hig he is losing ito kamala harris, 50 to freig fre 48. if that happened in georgia with suburban counties,

which was won by biden but a big number of republican voters in state, if the -- you remember hamilton county, 34% of republican primary voters in may voted for nikki haley with no chance of winning, we're seeing that tonight. >> harold, just world points out fox news voter analysis a rolling poll over several days went between thousand voters -- 120 thousand voters asked a series of questions we look at that data. we have a sense how accurate or not it is, so far it is lining up. >> i think karl's point is right. one thing to love to see in georgia, not just racial break down, but break down the wim versus men. because if he is under performing su suburban areas. you could say perhaps that happened in georgia, if he is polling, he president

trump, 25 percent among black men. that say challenge, if that -- you see that in other big stays and blue states detroit and philadelphia, that could be an issue. you think about tightness of this race. this campaign, harris campaign always said it is women will be key, i think north carolina piece, the stein, robinson r race will be an advantage for harris, this is early, she is still ahead in georgia, 1 when we get more numbers in we'll get a better sense. >> we have on screen, numbers, then you look at percent of precincts in 3%, you will see that throughout the night. >> one thing that the harris campaign which harold touched on, is that they hope that they will make it up with moderate g.o.p. voters that will be persuaded over to harris

camp. what is the feel for that? >> i would be skeptical that there is a lot of that vote out there. governor com kemp had problem with trump for a while but they patched it up, as youngkin has been very good for president trump in virginia, com kemp has an amazing operation in georgia and been tireless out there for him, i think that we thank georgia are to help get results in quickly to have integrity in vote, people have to have confidence that system works. they could get to the lines quickly. rules are rules. and that i think will help, people feel confident about the results. >> the economy is number one issue in georgia by far. it is everywhere, but pretty much leads the way, in our fox news voter analysis,

they give -- break trump's way. on the issue of th the economy. >> other thing to keep an eye on it, seems to me, low propensity voter, i think that is awful jargon, but i can't think of a quickly better way to say it. >> people who ton don't vote often. >> they believe they have reached the people and will turn them out. >> explain who they are, they didn't vote in 2020 or 2016. >> or never voted, and you know, they are people they believe are largely for trump, if you asked them, if tthey could turn them out, we don't know enough now to assess how ta is going that something to keep an eye on. >> we might have an indication look at joy bgeorgia rural counties. if you look at some of the rural counties small, 150 or

1 fine in georgia, you see that former president trump is getting a bigger number of voting in smaller counties and bigger percentage, this is back to the low propensity voter. >> we'll dig in and head back to bill in a moment, election night just getting started. >> first polls about to close in north carolina. we'll have data there to show you, coming up after this break, our special coverage continues. the next president of the united states is... lord, we trust in you. we give to you everything. our leaders, our president, our country.

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strong. more than 2 1/2 million voted early this morning at 5 there was a line stretching around this building. 'reflects what is at stake. 17 electoral votes former president trump is expected to carry the state. but erase that everyone is watching is between incumbent democratic senator sherrod browning and g.o.p. challenger bernie moreno. senator brown campaigned seeking a fourth term to make this about reproductive rights. they are enshrined in ohio a constitution, and for that reason, h moreno told us last night it should be a nonissue in the race, and senator brown is turning abortion into a political weapon. >> there is no ability federally to be able to handle abortion at the federal level, one way or the other. so what i'm focusing on as united states senator is to bring people ter

together on this issue. >> no democratic senator has won an election in a state that trump carried while on the ballot, back to you. >> nate foy with a golf voice in the polling area. that was nice. >> she >> being quiet. >> north carolina among next batch of poll closings in a state trump won twice, many voters still recoveries from hurricane helene, jonathan is live in raleigh. >> most of polls throughout state are closing minutes from now withi ex b two precincts that is technical issues this morning, one was a cable and

the other a laptop that would not boot up, it was equipment used for checking in voter, other than that officials say it has been moving video smoothly, including in western part of state that was heavily damaged because of hurricane helene. election officials say state voter turn out -- early voting record on track to meet or exceed voters set in 2020 for total ballots cast. >> jonathan thank you. >> sta take it to the partnpanel, we heard about abortion issue. we saw in 2022 in midterms it was a more of an impact than people thought it would be going in. in this situation it appear

only a quarter in of voters who are democrats say it is the single most important factor in their decision, that will be a big question, does abortion turn out to be as big an issue as perhaps democrats would like it to be. >> i thought fox voter analysis on gas prices and food prices was staggering, 85%. very concerned about both. but certain vote or analysis in other networks, edison, reuters has abortion at 14, democracy at 35, economy at 31. immigration down at 11. i'm not sure i buy that. but, it say stark choice presented to america. do you want status quo, which is high prices. high cost of living, fairly liberal to open border situation or a change. we know that change is like in 2019. i don't know we had a starker choice.

perhaps since 1980 than tonight, they have done a brilliant job of making it not about her old record or biden with a 38% approval rating but about abortion. and young women. and donald trump fascist, nazi, that is their close. if it is abortion, f fascism or hitler that is your close that is a dark view of the country, i think that economy is still number one issue. nationwide. >> h sneaking of economic issues, this --est middle estimated to have 15.9 billion dollar spent on this election almost 16 billion, that surpasses record of 15 .1 billion in 2020, you took a checkbook and wrote a check over american, almost 50 bucks a person. and tied tonight in presidential race. >> some americans, would

love that 50 dollar check. >> vice president's campaign has spend more than former president trump, do you think right now looking at numbers, they are getting their money's worth. >> it is early, we'll find out. one of reason we spend so much in campaign today, process is a business, they start 4 years ago they begin raising money and hiring pollsters. hopefully we get reform, looking at early numbers, you have to be concerned if you are a democrat. on this, numbers away early we'll get more things. but to see numbers that bill put up in florida, miami-dade. with break down between two candidates. that is concerning, concern that you raise karl about suburban voters in indiana, democrats have to be concerned about this as we head. i am curious to know about florida abortion thing that on the ballot in florida, how that is faring, if it had really impact.

the kemp relationship with trump, it seems -- it might have been repaired a bit. we will see what suburban voters, a w -- black voters in georgia it was suburb suburban and rural voters in georgia that put biden in, if jo joe and north carolina stay with trump, trump need its, he can't do it without georgia and north carolina, kamala harris was hoping for a flip. you get a surprise there then the night takes on a different pace. those are numbers i'm looking closely at here. >> you have 30 seconds before we start our tiktok to next call. dana. >> i think that florida is so interesting, governor desantis is such an effective governor, and great campaigner. and i think also that there

are changes in latino voters and jen agricultural changes, i would say -- generational changes, i would say when 75% of country says you are going in the wrong direction, their number one issue is the economy, you should listen to them. >> miami-dade flipped by desantis, he lost it in first governor race, then won miami-dade in second. maybe we'll seeing that. play out in miami-dade. >> we'll see. >> bri bret, do you want to do tiktok sounding for us. >> not sure i remember how. >> coming up on next poll closing, a big one. north carolina, we should start getting raw vote totals right away. >> it is now 7:30, on east coast, polls have closed in three more states. north carolina, is next state to watch just like

georgia, came down to wire in last presidential election. it has 16 electoral college votes it will be a decisive one potentially, fox news decision desk said too early to call. >> also too early to call ohio, but frump former president trump has a lead in fox nuisancal s -- analysis, fox news does project that trump will win west virginia. not a big surprise. governor is running for senate. >> we're expecting it to be a quick call. if you look at the race for 270 eticking up. with that last call, former president at 53 and kamala harris at 3, that will go up, as we make calls, biggest story in west virginia, is the senate

race. senator joe manchin is retiring. fox news can project that jim justice will flip the seat to republicans. that win puts the g.o.p. one seat away from out right majority in the u.s. senate, assuming they don't lose any seats on the way. that they already hold. >> and fox news decision desk said too early to call, another republican target, ohio where sherrod brown fighting for his fourth term, against republican businessman bernie moreno, and we'll watching that one as well, that could be a flip there is a toss up race. balance of power looks like this in terms of what we have fed in so far. in to the data. you have 40 republicans, one seats flip that is west virginia seat. jim justice will be new senator, he was former governor for state of west virginia, and democrats have 29, you can see a lot of

spaces to be filled in. >> we're following a number of g gubernatorial races, fox news project north carolina democratic attorney general stein will defeat robinson. >> in west virginia, republican attorney general patrick m morris see succeed jim justice as state's 37 governor. patrick morresy will be governor in west virginia, to bill hemmer. >> florida story is interesting. >> it is, let's start there. good evening, past 7:30 on the east coast. looking at miami. miami-dade, last time they voted for a republican president was in 1988, right now, you know you have 71% of statewide vote in but 80% of county vote in. trump has a easy 10 point advantage over kamala

harris. we'll see how that holds up. now thing to look at georgia. and georgia is one of those states with a bit of realign realignment. like north carolina and arizona, and flu blue wall, trump did the trick 8 years ago. i want to look at this, you have a lot of vote. we're expecting a lot batches to come in, here in georgia. right now 8% of statewide vote, one thing we're talking about rural this down here, it brantly county this was trump's best performing rural county in 2020. he is doing a number right now, to 2020, 4 years ago, a tick better, raw vote 6204 years ago, raw vote now, in same county frein00.

4900, that comes to turn out. when you look at georgia, let's look at vote difference for georgia, we can show you, a little of realign am. ment. there is a dominant state for the republican party, had been for a long time. if you think about george bush's second term. he won that state by sk 16 and a half points, it was not on the map but georgia changed. a lot of if changed for metro area, 26 counties that make up atlanta, here is trump in 2016. give it to him. five points 8 years ago. they seem to change in 2020, and in a significant way when joe biden went in there took the state by . 2 percentage points.

this is where now. a lot of that vote out there. trump has a lead of 22 points, that will change throughout the night. we want to let you know about that. look at vote difference in north carolina. similar story. maybe less of ad vantage for republicans this al all, red. in 2004 bush that was easy. in their is where barack obama performs so well, took the tar heel state by so much there. in north carolina. of able to pull it off. back to 2020, i can show you, what i'm seeing there, all right. yep. you can see, these states, they change, a real part of the national conversation, where people move and people choose to live and work and

go to school. like tag on to that. >> north carolina, you look at the counties, you are following, raleigh, there is just such a population shift, more than a million people have shifted there it is a different crowd that is why maybe, you have a different electorate in north carolina. >> i look at wade county, on the board there. guilford too, greensboro, a lot of folks campaigning there kamala harris was there donald trump was there, young folks go to school there and find a job. we'll see about m m they are able to win county, but not by big enough of a margin. to capture the state. >> karl perked up when you said bush-keri, kerry. >> you are right, a black turn out there is below any

other place i have seen in the south. major county. you know 5 major counties. around atlanta, wake, and richmond, and chesterfield. it is amazing are, i don't understand why but black turn out there have kept democrats from winning state. >> you talked about north carolina and hurricane helene and impact on 25 counties. one of early discussions was a lot of the counties are ridred, will they be able to vote. >> i will show you to you martha. i don't know how much of that vote we have in. we have this with v virgin eyes 2% state wide. all those 25 counties are west of m mecklenburg. west of charlotte, this is

the blue blue dot, that helped joe biden. all other 25 counties. ttrump up up about 2 70,000, he came out of these counties, a net of 220 thousand votes. clear it off. here are results 4 years ago, trump won state several days later, but less than 75 thousand votes this out here is will matter, when democratic governor cooper said he would put mobile voting vans in western north carolina, to make sure nobody gets ripped off from casting a vote on behalf of helene. >> harris campaign points to schools, like a app

appalachian state and schools in pennsylvania and nevada are huge lines, mobilizing young people. they are sending that out now. >> 15 polling places in georgia have had to have extended hours because of a bomb threat, and in scw georgia, dekalb county and other key population centers will that affect the result we will find out, donald trump this morning in west palm beach, looks into compa camera said, stay in line, it took him a while to ask for vote? he is on x saying stay in line. >> don't get out of line, harris supporters were reporting in pennsylvania,ly high uuniversity students saying they waited 6 hours to vote, a lot of people can't wait that long. that is -- that could end up

being something that both parties complain about. but, you know we'll see. >> robert. >> so, we all at convention, i said kamala harris was underdog that trump would win, i didn't shift until maybe with martha like two weeks ago, reason is following, one, on the economy, it number one, but from trump plus 15 to president trump plus 8 that was a big difference. >> some polls had to tighter. >> i think fox ended with 6. and the money, harris campaign raid raid raised 1 to 2 billion, all of a sudden it was arizona, nevada, georgia and north carolina came into play. arizona, and nevada do have reproductive rights on the line, that makes a big difference on gender vote. i am not saying i went from optimistic to nauseously

optimistic, i will stay optimistic we see what happens in atlanta and charlotte and big cities that we depend huge votes for harris, did you not feel as good yet. >> we have a lot of vote still outstanding, karl? >> absolutely, we -- some smaller counties in georgia and north carolina will come in quickly, bigger counties will be settled, will take a while. >> yeah. >> you will look note only at how she is doing versussed by everyone and me is doing against himself, 2020, and 2016. >> i suspect we will see a pattern better in rural areas and slightly worse in suburban and urban areas if he continues to get 25 percent of black male vote it would be best republican performance of that group since 1960 it will be powerful. >> okay, one to watch. >> thank you. countdown on to a slew of

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>> still waiting for key battle groups polls have closed, to get latest raw vote total, georgia, again, too soon to call just 12% in, a lead for former president trump. if we go to other battle ground state, of north carolina, also too soon to call, flips there only 2% in. waiting on raw vote total to fill in. some picture as we look at our fox news voter afternoonal si -- analysis. on the screen, you see everything we have coming in. every race you may be following on bottom of the screen, sometimes on the side. >> depends on whether they are counting with vote that came in early then what sequence they start, it will shift as they do the day of vote, in the states as well, you will see a lot of very big shifts no doubt. >> they did it differently.

>> absolutely. >> every state with their unique way, that makes it interesting. >> democrat leaning district in deep red nebraska. omaha area, hole key to presidential -- hold key to presidential race, garrett tenney in omaha, nebraska with their unique story. reporter: polls close in just over an hour and quickly we should get a sense of where thing are headed, nebraska is not a winner take all state, in omaha the blue dot in deep red state, democrats won this district single electoral vote in 2020, that time a spend million to try to make it happen again. and that cycle el electoral vote could be a difference maker for kamala harris pam campaign, here in d

douglas county, election officials release first results 8 p.m., early ballots that have been counted, those votes make up about half of the vote here in douglas county, what democrats will look for it the results come in, areas north and south of omaha, where there are a lot of black and latino voters who have not turned out in re recent elections, we'll see here in the next hour if it has ahead off. >> thank you garrett. >> harris faulkner is getting real-time reaction from real voters, as results unfolded with voter's voices talk about issues that drove them to polls, harris great to see you. >> great to see you, welcome to voter's voices a live audience of americans. throughout the night, i'm the host, harris faulkner, we're witnessing a race for white house like no other,

former president trump and vice president kamala harris, put 7 particular states in focus, if you live there you know it has been intend, voters tell me about title wa wave tidalwave of campaign ads, in recent years they have been key and determining next president. voters across america know their power with me, linchpin of the great republic, voters voices, are good to see you. welcome. they are along full political spectrum we will hear their take on the race for president. and what issues were that swayed them. in the other person who is with us, is friend i have invited, polling exper lee carter. warm welcome to you. >> thank you. >> big night. >> so excited to be here. >> we have been talking with voter start with show of

hands, numbers f for early vote 84 million, and still counting, the mail in ballots, huge. large. sitting records. how many of you voted early. >> a lot. >> a lot. >> yeah, how many of you voted today? >> we would expect not as many, how does that compare with when you find. >> we're looking at they say half people have early voted. and i think that is -- we could look at record turn out. there are some who say half have already voted early, i think we'll have -- numbers are showing we're looking for a big night. >> that would be huge. 2020 really was the burst. quick run down. before we hear from audience our team compiled key moments from president trump and harris campaigns and lee shows some comments, to american voters on the way. they use their computers to respond to those in

real-time. lines on screen that will show you, the reaction, red representing republicans, and blue democracies and gray independents, first topic fiery rhetoric. this from vice president harris. >> so listen, so much is on the line in this election, this is not 2016 or 2020. we can all see that donald trump is even more unstable. and more unhinged. and now he wants unchecked power. and this time and this time, this will be no one there to stop him. not even at supreme court. which months ago told the former president that he is esseessentially immune. >> i am watching gray line, we have been told so much about independents what did

they learn. >> you can see democrats favorably, independents gave it a d, and republicans an f, one thing that we heard, from independent voters that kamala was to be a joyful candidate, she positioned herself as someone to be different. and more negative she got, the more the independent voters got toward her, she saw this in poll, she is a surge in the beginning and flat lined once she turned negative. >> one from former president trump. >> running on a campaign of i immorallization, and a campaign of hate, and today we'll talk about real character of kamala. and a person who is no remorse for anguish she

inflationed on families across america, kamala intends to continue to inflict and keep misery going, as long as she can. that's only way she can get elected. >> different react, democrat not surprisingly gave it an f, and independents gave it a c, and republicans an a, this is priced in to donald trump, they want him tough and a fighter, a lot of things he talked about are things people agreed with. 350 >> let's talk to voters. steve, you are a democrat, and i understand that you vote forward trump. >> and you live in battle ground of pennsylvania. tell me about your journey, and what it has been like and why you made that decision. >> harris it was simple issues are fighting anti-semitism, being strong on our greatest ally u.s. israel, economic

strength, fighting the border, and peace through strength, donald trump we have a 4 year history of donald trump as president. he demonstrated all of that. and it was a no-brainer, it was been a very interesting reaction for people to see me promote my repore for donald trump, i also have supported dave mccormick that was a double edge whammy for me, supporting donald trump was easy. >> as democrat you said people reacted to, that i appreciate your answer and time we will hear more tonight, back to brit and martha. >> thank you. >> clock is ticking down to one of biggest poll closings of the night, pennsylvania is about to finish the voting process, our special coverage continues, with jesse waters and sean hannity, coming up.

bret: welcome back. the fox news decision desk can you project that former president trump will win the state of south carolina. so we are counting down the minutes to the next poll closing, and there you see the race to 270 ticking up on the former president's side at 3222, 3 for -- 332, 3 for vice president harris as the states are called. obviously, 207270 -- 270 is the

magic number. martha: some place are getting very interesting as we get closer to our next round of poll closings which are coming up in a little while, and that will include florida where the trump campaign is watching the results tonight. let's go to steve harrigan at senator rick scott's campaign headquarters in bonita springs florida, which has tonighted up a little bit. that race has gotten interesting. >> reporter: they're starting to cheer here. rick scott told us earlier this was the first time he's ever run for sate office where he's actually been predicted to win largely because of a strong performance in early voting. more than 8 million if floridians did vote early, that's about 50% of registered voters. and if we were out there today at one ballot sayings, and there were people lined up, hundreds of people when stood two hours in the rain the cast their ballots. some people expect counties could go as high as 90 voter

turnout. a couple of items could complicate things, one is an abortion initiative on the ballot that would extend florida's strict abortion law, the other would be to legalize recreational marijuana. both of those items need 60% to win. martha, back to you. martha: steve harrigan, thank you very much. bret: the delay on the tv, they just saw -- [laughter] we have kellyanne conway, jesse watters and jessica tarlov. some things you're watching? >> hamilton, indiana, 70 of the vote has flipped back to the president trump. lowden county, virginia -- loudoun county, v, is going to spring -- virginia, is going to swing to the right. you understand why karl rove of said it could be tight in virginia. fayette, georgia, +2, harris will have to do well there to compete in georgia. also as pennsylvania closes its polls, bret, i think it's worth

noting, martha, that this is the political malpractice that she didn't pick josh shapiro -- bret: we've got a -- >> -- jewish-americans. i think we'll be talking about that. bret: we will look lot at pennsylvania. election night in america just getting started. >> we are seconds away from 17 states plus washington, d.c.. including new hampshire, illinois, tennessee, florida. plus, the critical battle groun- >> if we win pennsylvania, we win the whole thing. it's very simple. >> pennsylvania, or it call -- all a comes down to this. >> we have results as they come in. the moment is here. america is watching. ♪ martha: it is now 8:00 in new york. polls have closed in other a dozen states. all eyes, of course, on pennsylvania which could be th