it was a great victory for andy barr. he earned it. >> dana: you're running the senate for the next two years. there are about half dozen senators, democrat, who want to run in 2020. how might that affect things going on in the upper chamber? >> may have an attendance problem as we look around to see who's in town. we do apparently have a lot of presidential democratic wanna bes in the senate. it will be interesting to see what they're up to. >> dana: you always play your cards a little close to the vest. we'll keep checking in with you. congratulations on the win in

what do you make of the race with amy mcgrath and andy barr? ell, you know, people in both campaigns said it is on a knife's edge for weeks. nobody knows what is going to happen. the barr people felt confident in their rural turnout operation today, but i know the democrats would tell you they had the best on-the-ground turnout ever they ever had for a federal congressional candidate in amy mcgrath. president trump went here, he went to richmond which is south of lexington. vice president biden went to bath county, a rural county. if mcgrath keeps the rural areas down and gets better than 53, 54 in fayette, she has a shot. >> andy barr is 357 votes ahead. obviously it is still very early. polls just closed about 22 minutes ago. in terms of the state polls, also just in florida and the governor's race, that's also been a fascinating race. >> no doubt about it. i mean we talk about why governorship matters. think back to the election of 2000 in florida. whoever is a governor matters in the next presidential election, but one thing to watch tonight

it pits three-term incumbent republican andy barr against marine corps pilot amy mcgrath. polls will close in a race that drew names like obama, oprah, and pence. that's the race for georgia's governor between democrat stacey a abrams and republican brian kemp. also, joe donnelly trying to hang on against businessman mike braun. in northern virginia, republican congresswoman barbara comstock is attempting to hold off democratic challenger jennifer wexton. that's where we find cnn's brian todd. in northern virginia, specifically sterling. tell us about the energy and turnout today. >> reporter: jake, the turnout is off the charts. according to the registrar, they have broken records here. it is more than double the voter turnout from 2014's midterms. one of the reasons is because people are -- first of all, it's a steady stream of voters in precincts like this one, the 702nd precinct at park view high school. another reason is because they're doing a very good job of moving people in and out of here pretty quickly. you register here, check in here with your i.d. then you go

andy barr has not done anything to be voted out of office at all . i am a big trump supporter and a big republican supporter, and i haven't heard one of her that matter at all to the regular people of kentucky. state.a big coal things.a lot of other i voted for andy barr, and everyone that the republican nationally that i could vote for. local races are different. you have to go for the person you know. i will have a split vote tomorrow, but i just wanted to make that clear. the people of kentucky know it. thank you for your time. >> thank you. that is kentucky's sixth congressional district. edward joining us in las vegas, where the democrats hope to defeat dean heller. what will happen in your state? >> i think we are going to flip the senate. to shock -- we are going to vote and there will be a blue wave in nevada. >> thank you. next to gilbert in winchester, ohio. 2012, i voted for obama. 2016 i voted for trump. ago in ohio, a couple years , you couldn't even borrow money from the bank. money was tight and i sell real estate. it's always a good t

andy barr was fantastic i went to kentucky for the most part i didn't campaign for the house but i did actually make a special trip for andy barr because he was in a very tough race in kentucky and he won it was a very tough race the polls were all showing that he was down and down substantially and he won and that what i did to pete stopper of minnesota great guy he's new and ran a fantastic race on the other hand you had some that decided to let's stay away let's stay away they did very poorly. i'm not sure that i should be happy or sad but i feel just fine about it. carlos bella. mike coffman too bad mike. miller. i still mia love she called me all the time to help her with a hostage situation being held hostage in venezuela. but mia love gave me no love. and she lost to bed sorry about that mia and barbara comstock was another one i mean i think she could have won that race which she did want to have any embrace for that i don't blame her. but she. she lost substantially. peter roskam. didn't want to embrace eric paulson didn't want to embrace and a new jersey i think he could have

it was a great victory for andy barr. he earned it. >> dana: you're running the senate for the next two years. there are about half dozen senators, democrat, who want to run in 2020. how might that affect things going on in the upper chamber? >> may have an attendance problem as we look around to see who's in town. we do apparently have a lot of presidential democratic wanna bes in the senate. it will be interesting to see what they're up to. >> dana: you always play your cards a little close to the vest. we'll keep checking in with you. congratulations on the win in the senate. >> thank you. >> dana: democratic candidate in georgia's governor's race is refusing to concede. chris stirewalt will weigh in on that contentious press conference at the white house. >> when you report fake news -- no, when you report fake news, which cnn does a lot, you are the enemy of the people pwp there's little rest for a single dad, and back pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a saf

we have a list of people that were fantastic and i will point them out mike bost, rodney davis, andy barr was fantastic i went to kentucky i didn't campaign for the house but i did make a special trip for andy barr because he was in a tough race in kentucky, and he won. that was a very tough race the polls were all showing he was down and he was down substandingsly and he won. pete stauber of minnesota ran a fantastic race on the other hand some decided to stay away they did very poorly i'm not sure that i should be happy or sad but i feel just fine about it. carlos cubela, mike kauffman too bad, mike. mia love she called me all the time to help her with a hostage situation. being held hostage in venezuela but mia love gave me no love, and she lost too bad. sorry about that, mia. and barbara comstock was another one. i think she could have won that race but she didn't want to have any embrace. for that i don't blame her she lost, substantially lost peter didn't want the embrace. and in new jersey i think he could have done well but didn't work out too good. bob hugin. that could have been

neck and neck race her name is amy mcgrath she's running against a republican congressman named andy barr and she is the first female f. eighteen pilot to go into combat that has helped boost her story and made that race neck and neck now if she manages to win in solidly republican kentucky where trump won by fifteen percentage points that could suggest that that democratic wave that the democrats have been talking about could actually be happening we should know shortly we'll get the results from that race but that would be kind of a bellwether as to what might happen in the rest of the country as those other polls continue to close so indeed for the moment i will leave it and come back to get more all not in indianapolis let's call siva. who's live for us in orlando florida we talk about whether states under your watch and standing in the sometimes is the pulse of the united states depending on the sort of political news and. here . you. may know florida is the largest swing state in the united states but also that an archetype or bellwether state has a good reason for that not because

mike bossed, rodney davis, andy barr was fantastic. i went to kentucky, for the most part i did not campaign for the house, but i did make a special trip for andy barr, because he was in a very tough race. and he won. that was a very tough race, the polls were all showing that he was down, down substantially, and he won. could stop her and of a minnesota. great guy, he is new. and ran a fantastic race. you have some that said let's stay away, let's stay away. they did very poorly. i'm not sure that i should be happy or sad. but i feel just fine about it. carlos curbelo, mike kaufman. too bad, mike. mia love. i saw mia love, she would call me all the time to help her with a hostage situation, being held hostage in venezuela. but mia love gave me no love. and she lost. too bad. sorry about that, mia. and barbara concept was another one. i think that she could've won that race, but she did not want to have an embrace. for that, i do not blame her. but she lost substantially lost. peter roskam did not want the embrace. erik paulsen did not

a a list of people that were fantastic and i'm just going to put them out mike bost rodney davis andy barr was fantastic i went to kentucky for the most part i didn't campaign for the house but i did actually make a special trip for andy barr because he was in a very tough race in kentucky and he won it was a very tough race the polls were all showing that he was down and down substantially and he won and that what i did do pete stopper of minnesota great guy his new then ran a fantastic race on the other hand you had some that decided to let's stay away let's stay away they did very poorly i'm not sure that i should be happy or sad but if you're just fine about it carlos you bella mike coffman too bad mike. mia love i saw mia love she called me all the time to help her with a hostage situation being held hostage in venezuela. but mia love gave me no love. and she lost to bed sorry about that mia and barbara comstock was another one i mean i think she could have won that race but she did want to have any embrace for that i don't blame her. but she. she lost substantial unst. peter roskam d

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mike bost, rodney davis, andy barr was fantastic. i went to kentucky. for the most part i didn't campaign for the house, but i did actually make a special trip for andy barr because he was in a very tough race in kentucky and he won. that was a very tough race. the polls were all showing that he was down and down substantially and he won and that one i did do, pete stauber of minnesota. great guy, he's new and ran a fantastic race. on the other hand they decided to -- let's stay away. they did very poorly. i'm not sure that i should be happy or sad but i feel just fine about it. carlos carbelo, mike coffman, too bad, mike. mia love, i saw mia love, she'd call me all the time to help her with a hostage situation, being held hostage in venezuela but mia love gave me no love and she lost. too bad. sorry about that, mia. and barbara comstock was another one, i mean i think she could have won that race, but she didn't want to have any embrace. for that i don't blame her, but she lost substantially lost. peter roskam didn't want the embrace. eric paulsen didn

mark: kentucky 6, andy barr versus amy mcgrath. the president has campaigned for andy barr. >> yes, and that one, if our voters come out. if they're not complacent and come out in that part of kentucky, he should be able to win. republicans keep that. mark: we've got a lot more. finish the house and get into the governorships. we're not doing this because we like mentioning names and districts and stuff. we're doing this because you folks out, there the american people need to know what's going on in your states and districts. >>> folks, don't forget, you can see me on levin tv almost every week night. go to crtv.com/mark or give us a call at 844-levin tv. 844-levin tv. we'll be right back. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is prove

and in race for kentucky 6 congressional district, incume ban house ron andy barr is tied with -- now running about 2 points behind but the pricincts of few counted. it is 7 p.m., and fox news however can make election projecttion, fox news decision desk projecting independent vermont senator bernie sanders, not a surprise you to, will win, a third term by defeating republican lawrence soup inin virginia tim kaine winning a second term beating cory stewart. according to fox news voter analysis. and south carolina governor henry mcmaster, winning his race against democrat james smith. projected winner. and in georgia. democrat stacey abrams locked in a ties race with republican secretary of state, brian kemp, too early to say who'll win, that contest. and in indiana, democratic senator joe donnelly trying to hold off trump backed republican challenger mike braun, that race is also too close to call. and that is where we are, we move to florida, polls closing in minutes, there are a number of key races we're following for you, including, senate race between bill nelson and current repub

mark: kentucky 6, andy barr versus amy mcgrath.he president has campaigned for andy barr. >> yes, and that one, if our voters come out. if they're not complacent and come out in that part of kentucky, he should be able to win. republicans keep that. mark: we've got a lot more. finish the house and get into the governorships. we're not doing this because we like mentioning names and districts and stuff. we're doing this because you folks out, there the american people need to know what's going on in your states and districts. >>> folks, don't forget, you can see me on levin tv almost every week night. go to crtv.com/mark or give us a call at 844-levin tv. 844-levin tv. we'll be right back. you need both car and home insurance. so why not bundle them with esurance and save up to 10%? which you can spend on things you really want to buy, like... well, i don't know what you'd wanna buy because i'm just a guy on your tv. esurance. it's surprisingly painless. when you think of miami you think of,you know,rich,glamour but 5 miles away fro

andy barr is the republican. he is getting good challenge by the democrat, first-time candidate.it considered a toss-up? based on all the indications we are getting right now, mcgrath was running a pretty good campaign. we get an idea a little bit after 7:00 as to how the folks in lexington, kentucky, are feeling and if andy barr does well, well, i will show you a few other districts where if you go 4 for 4 on the republican side, it's going to be a long night and a really close battle for control of the house of representatives. the second one i want to show you, in addition to the kentucky sixth, is north carolina 2. you probably may have not heard a lot about this and there's a reason. it might be likely republican but let me give you an analysis and you can make up your own mind. george holding is the incumbent, getting a pretty good challenge. a new tool we have, who are these voters, who lives there? who votes there? the census data gives us a pretty indication they are fairly wealthy. $8,000 above the median average of the country. 70% have a college degree or better in th

mike bost, rodney davis, andie barr was fantastic who i went to kentucky for the most part and i did not campaign for the house, but i did make a special trip for andy barr, because he was in a very tough race in kentucky, and he won. that is a tough race, and the polls were all showing that he was down and down substantially, and he won, and that is one that i did do, pete stauber of minnesota, and great guy, and he is new and ran a fantastic race. on the other hand, you had some who decided to let's stay away. let's stay away. they did very poorly. i am not sure that i should be happy or sad, but i feel just fine about it. carlos cuebela, mike kauffman, and too bad, mike. mia love. i saw mia love, and she called me all of the time to help her with a hostage situation. being held hostage in venezuela, but mia love gave me no love, and she lost. too bad. sorry about that, mia. and barbara comstock is another one and i think that she could have won that race, but she did go on and not have any embrace for that, and for that i don't blame her. but she lost substantially, and substantia

we have a key health race right there, incumbent republican andy barr, amy mcgrath, veteran, well-fundedwe will be looking at that race and saying okay, how are things shaking out? we will know so much more. >> harris: what will we potentially know? we are canvassing 125,000 people before, during, after, we are going to get the kind of data that is not really incumbent upon how somebody felt when they were coming out of the booth. >> the reason the fox news voter analysis is superior to what anyone else has done, we are so excited about this. as people early vote more and more, how are you going to exit poll? >> harris: that's a great point. talk to me about what's happening with amy mcgrath, a democrat that really can check the republican boxes. >> that's a great district to learn from, university of kentucky, affluent voters who are part of the republican coalition. you have eastern kentucky, the coal country, the hard hats, blue-collar trump voting republicans, it as each constituent. we will get our first taste of how each of those constituent groups are voting. are republicans of st

economic angle and women angle, look no furor than kentucky 6, amy mcgrath, a fighter pilot and andy barr who crafted this financial policy, competitive. >> you have so many women running too. kevin and julia, stick around. >>> there's a new ruling that could make a difference in the georgia governor's race. who could it help? fidelity is redefining value for investors. introducing zero account fees for brokerage accounts. and zero minimums to open an account. we have fidelity mutual funds with zero minimum investment. and now only fidelity offers four zero expense ratio index funds directly to investors. because when you invest with fidelity, all those zeros really add up. ♪ so maybe i'll win ♪ saved by zero ♪ so maybe i'll win ato be there... for the good. and not so good. for the mundane. the awe-inspiring. the heart racing. the heart breaking. that's what life is all about... showing up. unless migraine steals your chance to say "i am here." that's why, we created aimovig.. a preventive treatment for migraine in adults. one dose, once a month. aimovig is proven to reduce the number of

i did it with the senate, with andy barr, as you know and he won a tough race. that was a tough, tough race in kentucky. he was down quite a bit and i went there and we had a tremendous, successful, some of you were at that rally, and he won the race. i can only do that so much because there are so many players involved. i did focus on the senate. we had tremendous success with the senate. really tremendous. reporter: one more question. i'm so sorry, zero. a lot of people -- sir. the democrats are looking ahead to 2020. will the vice president be your running mate in 2020? >> i haven't asked him but i hope so. mike, will you be my running mate? i am getting. -- will you? thank you. [applause] >> the answer is yes. >> that was unexpected but i feel fine. please. reporter: going back to the pressure investigation, potential investigations from the now democratic majority in congress, some say you could stop this by declassifying -- >> i could fire everyone right now. politically i do not like stopping. it is a disgrace. it should have never been started, because t

another ad, a kentucky, the sixth congressional district challenging andy barr. >> i am amy mcgrath. the president was elected under our constitution that i risk my life to protect. i will never put party over country. the naval academy that leaders must demonstrate honor over integrity. the american people paid for my education. i am determined to show you your investment in me was worth it. host: she does try to thread the needle. guest: she wants to appeal to military folks who voted for trump, who respect trump and see him as commander-in-chief and as someone who needs to be treated with respect that he is not getting right now. one of the seats democrats are hoping to get. she has to convince voters she can hold trump's feet to the fire and provide accountability. about the best example of what we're seeing for imocratic veterans of, how do say, i am going to be critical of trump without being disrespectful. host: what are the troops talking about? guest: this midterm election has not hinged on national security and veterans'issues. folks that are heavily military care about wha

. >> bill: we'll talk to andy barr, a republican from kentucky.hed for a week leading up to last night. what does he believe the key to victory was for him? we'll talk about that and a bellwether district coming up when he joins us live. >> sandra: where does president trump's agenda go from here? our next guest says it's full steam ahead in the senate. but working with house dems could pose a considerable challenge. >> he wants that wall but immigration is a very large and complicated, complex issue. the president has also said he is willing to make a deal on daca. when you're looking for answers, it's good to have help. because the right information, at the right time, may make all the difference. at humana, we know that's especially true when you're looking for a medicare supplement insurance plan. that's why we're offering seven things every medicare supplement should have. it's yours free just for calling the number on your screen. and when you call, a knowledgeable licensed agent-producer can answer any questions you have and help you choose

andy barr, incumbent. let me go back in time and show you in this district.e carried this victim by 15 points. this is not one of the 20-plus districts we'll look at tonight that hillary clinton carried for president. this is trump country. there is no reason that the republicans should not win this race unless we have a big democratic year. amy mcgrath, retired from the military. fighter pilot. one of the first races we'll see. watch the results come in. number one, is it close? number two, the republicans winning by how much? number three if the democrat is ahead in this district, an early indication. and at the 7:00 hour, this will fill in with results in georgia. two races that we say are leaning republican, but we have to watch these. karen handles won the special election. health and human service secretary tom price, his district right here. georgia 6. this race in georgia 7. these should be republican districts. big governor's race down there. suburban turnout we'll see down there. targets of opportunity for the democrats. watch the results, see if th

marsha blackburn, andy barr, indiana, certainlya marsha blackburn, andy barr, indiana, certainly a goodnt to come to washington and do the job they were elected to do that to solve real problems. well, 2018, as we have been discussing, has been described as the year of the woman in these mid—term elections. one of the most interesting races which we just described was the governor for georgia. democrat stacey abrams was aiming to become the first african—american woman to run a state, when she ran for georgia governor. but despite support from big names like oprah winfrey, she didn‘t win the race. here‘s what stacey abrams had to say, when she addressed supporters a little earlier. hard work is in our bones. and we have proven this every single day, georgia. with doors knocked, with calls made, with miles travelled, with prayers prayed to the highest heavens. and tonight we have closed the gap between yesterday and tomorrow. but we still have a few more miles to go. but hear me clearly. that, too, is an opportunity to show the world who we are, because in georgia civil rights has always

i did it with andy barr, as you know. and he won. he won a very tough race. it was a very tough race in kentucky. and he was down quite a bit. and i went there and we had a very successful -- some of you were at that rally. and he won that race. i can only do that so much because there were so many players involved. i did focus on the senate, and we had tremendous success with the senate. >> one more question, if you don't mind. it is a rare opportunity. a lot of people are going to be rushing to iowa and new hampshire. you know that the democrats are already looking to 2020. do you want to lock down your ticket right now? will the vice president be a running mate in 2020? pres. trump: i have not asked him, but where are you? mike, will you be my running mate? stand up, mike. raise your right hand, no, i'm only kidding. the answer is yes. that was unexpected. but i feel very fine. yeah, please. >> thank you, mr. president. going back to the russian investigation and potential investigations from the now-democratic majority in congress, some say you could stop

dead even with amy mcgrath, the democratic challenger to republican andy barr in the six district. 71% of the vote in. now in the three virginia races that will be key for both parties, congressman scott taylor is ahead of with about 25% of the vote compared to the democratic candidate, this is along the virginia coast. in the seventh congressional district. this is a seat that eric cantor lost in 2014. narrow leadg onto a with 50% of the vote compared to 48% for the democratic challenger. in the 10th congressional district, the networks have declared a winner, democrat ton.ifer wax and -- wex she is getting about 59% of the vote you'd this is one of the most expensive congressional campaigns in the outer suburbs of washington, d.c., and a sign of where things might be later in the evening. susan: politics watchers know that the big story this year is the house of representatives. races,ere 75 competitive and 70 in competitive held republican seats. democrats needed to pick up just 23 seats for the majority. nancy pelosi, the democratic leader, was feeling confident in a press conferen

the winner andy barr. he's the republican. he was challenged by amy mcgrath. andy barr reelected in the lexington, kentucky area. in florida, spano is winner. this is along the i-4 corridor. spano gets elected in florida. right now in the house of representatives democrats must pick up 21 republican seats. it stays the same as a result of this. 21 republican seats and not lose any of their own. jake, let's talk about this. 21 seats they still have to pick up, the democrats. >> it's possible the democrats will regain control of the house. but when you look at what's going on here tonight, this is not a blue wave. this is not a wave that is knocking out all sorts of republican incumbents. you called the kentucky sixth district, there are all sorts of ways democrats can regain the house without mcgrath having defeated barr, but the fact is she did not. if she had, that would have been an indication of a big, powerful blue wave. the fact that she did not, and it is a district he won two years ago. congressman barr by more than 20 points. this was a target. democra

andy barr the republican incumbent will hold on there.cted winner in the sixth district. >> this is one of the races they were watching most closely because it was so tight even though that's a district that president trump carried by 16 points. a great recruit, people said, on the democratic side but it's into the enough. >> it isn't. it's funny. democrats were trying to wave national reporters off of this race over the last 48 hours as they saw numbers coming in. she ran a different kind of race. she didn't want to do super negative ads. some people are back seat driving some of the decisions she made. this is a larger issue overall and why i think we might be in for a knife fight for the two parties. this is lexington, college town, yes, but it's a rural and ex-urban district around it. it's the split districts that have a little bit of suburbs and a little bit of rural that are about 50-50 each. democrats have to win some of those in order to get the majority. not all of them, but they have to get some of them. virginia 7 is what we'r

at 6:00, kentucky's na mcgrath here, former fighter pilot, had that viral ad, trying to take on andy barrs is a fascinating test here. this is lexington, kentucky, and its surroundings. let's try to get this up. here you go. lexington, kentucky, and in the rural area outside of it. the fascinating thing to watch for here, about 40% of the population are in the lexington county, fayette county. is there going to be surge democratic turnout here? also, rural areas, is the republican interest going to be down at all? are democrats able to make inroads at all in those rural see at 6:00. then at 7:00, that's when things are going to start to intensify. you are going to have in the 00 the second, virginia beach/norfolk, that area. the fifth, that includes charlottesville. ehe venth, that's dav the tenth district right outside of washington, d.c. four republican-held seats that democrats have a shot at picking off. we're going to start getting returns at 7:00 in those. also at 7:00, look at this in florida. all sorts of competitive, potentially competitive districts in florida. we're going to st

andy barr who was fantastic i went to kentucky. for the most part i didn't campaign for the house but i made a special trip for andy barr because he was in a very tough race in kentucky and he won. that was a very tough race. the polls were all showing that he was down and down substantially and he won. and that, what i did do. pete stauber of minnesota, a great guy. he is new. ran a fantastic race. on other hand you had same decided let's stay away. let's stay away. they did very poorly. i'm not sure i should be happy or sad but i feel just fine about it. carlos curbelo, mike coffman, too bad, mike. mia love. i saw mia love, she called me all the time to help her with a hostage situation. being held hostage in venezuela. but mia love gave me no love. and she lost. too bad. sorry about that, mia. and barbara comstock was another one, i think she could have won that race but she didn't want to have any embrace. for that i don't blame her. but she, she lost substantially lost. peter roskam, didn't want the embrace. eric paulsen didn'

i did it with andy barr. he won a very tough race. it was a very tough race in kentucky. he was down quite a bit. very successful -- some of you were at that rally. i can only do semi-to because there were so many players -- there were so many players involved. i had -- we had tremendous success with the senate. >> mr. president, one more question. a lot of people are going to be rushing to iowa and new hampshire. you know the democrats are looking to 2020. will the vice president be a running mate and 2020? but have not asked him, where are you? mike, will you be my running mate? the answer is yes. that was unexpected. thank you, mr. president. going back to the russian investigation and potential investigations from the now democratic majority in congress, some say you could stop all this. >> i could fire everybody right now. politically, i do not like stopping it. it is a disgrace. it should never have started because there was no crime. everybody has conflict. they all have conflicts over there that are beyond anything that anyone has ever seen in terms of conflict. f

theressman andy barr is republican incumbent. even a democrat fighter pilot is tailor-made for this specific world district. this is what she sees on in a district that president trump carried from 55% to the 39 margin. president trump is going to be making campaign stops in ohio, indiana as well as missouri. has a hard race on her hands. >> making some comments vis-a-vis china, the president saying he wants a china deal or he saying china wants a deal but no deal would be fine tuned. how will the outcome of tomorrow's midterms affect how the president deals with china going forward? >> the president taking that message in the swing of the states we just mentioned. the rhetoric against china is going to play well, particularly against working that -- working-class voters. the was the crooks of coalition that allowed him to extend into the white house. china. tough against talking tough against european allies, it's going to help him. especially with this interesting mix of populism with the populist streak on the left and populis

the fighter pilot against andy barr. why is this race competitive?h -- is one of the best funded candidates in united states. right now that is yo-yoing back-and-forth. she is doing well in fayette remains ifquestion andy barr is strong enough. kevin: she has a slight lead at 62%. then we head down to the suburbs of virginia, congressional district seven. abigail has made things interesting. now is suddenly portray the -- portrayed as a d.c. insider. it is pretty stunning this race is among the most competitive in the nation. >> that is what they need to win, the suburbs. >> i am watching educated suburbs like the 10th district. there is a smattering of districts we are watching closely with that demographic. if democrats take this see, it will be the first time since 1971. you have to go back and punch numbers. i will have much more later. many thanks. we will check back with them throughout the evening. breaking news. greg pence,brother, won a congress seat in indiana. not a surprise. the vice president's brother has been victorious tonight. as we

everybody is saying donald trump has been focusing on the senate race but he has campaigned for andy barrits the values of the district. >> let's like to the northeast, a couple races are interesting, we start with new york 19 which is close to massachusetts, connecticut, eastern new york and this went obama 2012 and trump 2016. >> obama won in 2008 and 2012 and donald from won in the last election, central new york district, he has been around a long time. real fiscal conservative, strong on the economy and delgado has come under fire because he said israel wasn't a democracy. somebody that has been one of those races, delgado doesn't necessarily fit the profile. rob: see what the water is doing today. new jersey, philadelphia, another interesting one, obama to trump. >> interesting and expensive district, burlington county portion in the philadelphia market and ocean county portion, you have to deal with two of the most expensive in the country. john mclaughlin, andy kim, one of the first democrat to parachuted in from dc. rob: we will look at one governors race, connecticut, look at th

and in race for kentucky 6 congressional district, incume ban house ron andy barr is tied with -- now 2 points behind but the pricincts of few counted. it is 7 p.m., and fox news however can make election projecttion, fox news decision desk projecting independent vermont senator bernie sanders, not a surprise you to, will win, a third term by defeating republican lawrence soup inin virginia tim kaine winning a second term beating cory stewart. according to fox news voter analysis. and south carolina governor henry mcmaster, winning his race against democrat james smith. projected

kentucky, andy barr and amy mcgrath. this is a tight hard-fought race. 6:00 p.m. on the east coast. will be talking about this for several hours. amy mcgrath is far out of step with kentucky voters. she said she's the most progressive person in kentucky. supporting abortion in the ninth month calling transporter wall, stupid. i think that will resonate with kentucky voters. >> but it's a tight race. >> democrats support a lot of money into this race.a lot of outside groups have come in in support of amy mcgrath by andy barr is running a grassroots campaign and talking to voters. >> meredith, your favorite race to watch? >> upstate new york. new york 22 where anthony - - is running an incredible campaign against claudia tenney and intersect president trump won by 16 points. is a trusted local elected official from the reddest part of that district. he's talking about an economic message and bringing jobs. he's ahead in the polls. above 50 in many cases. so that's a good sign you for able to compete in district like that that trump won by double digits. >> if jobs is the key message,

when you see some of these races that you mentioned, andy barr's race in kentucky, i was there on fridayyou can see incredible intensity. andy's opponent got 80% of her money from outside of kentucky and she's bragging she wants to be the most progressive person ever to be representing kentucky. you are going to see i think a real increase in turnout on our side. that's why president trump is so important on the trail, to remind people just what is at stake, why we need to keep this economic growth going and if nancy pelosi's speaker, all of that goes away. >> harris: do you feel the president has focused enough on the economic accomplishments he and republicans have brought americans? you got the list to add 3.7% unemployment, historic lows for people of color. when you look at the jobs creation that's happening this past friday, the big announcement that far exceeded the number, looking to create in the country, do you think the president has concentrated enough on that are too much on immigration? >> you know everywhere the president because he talks about issues including the economy

amy en andy barr and mcgrath. this is a area that runs running deadd it's even. if amy mcgraff can pull this off good omens lot of for the democrats around the country. this is in lexington suburbs. that closes at 6:00. 7:00 p.m., i love this one. perfect indicator of the national move. chamber of s the commerce republicanism, it lipped to dave brat, the tea party era, a more light leaning andidate and it could potentially go blue. abigail is putting up a hell of leans republican specifically. if democrats can pull these two night.off early in the >> it's probably going to be a democratic takeover if they win races.wo >> that race with brat, that was before l district even the rise of the tea party. >> it was, and it was viewed as republican seat. defeated eric canter, republicans were not seen to be at any risk of losing see. now what's happened is the suburbs have moved mainly because college-educated white shifted from the republicans to the democrats in the age of trump. kentucky ing back to for a second, andy bar, the republican incumbent got over vote in 20

. >> another close race, andy barr held onto his seat, john james, it veteran african-american strongupport from the president performed better than many expected but came up short to unseat democrat debbie stabenow. a tight race in the senate ended up being a 9 point when for marsha blackburn. indiana one of the tightest races leading up to election day and it was a top target for donald trump and his campaign stops over the last week helped republican mike braun by 9 points ahead of joe donnelly. >> we as conservatives being led by donald trump have got to prove why our way of thinking, what works in indiana is going to work for the rest of america. >> i end this in a way i have been filled up so much more by you, you have given me so much and i'm so grateful to all of you. >> a number of votes still coming in from races across the country, keeping an eye on it and we will keep you updated throughout the morning and the next few days. >> arizona, montana, nevada, thank you so much, appreciate it. while you were sleeping democrats now have control of the house but the blue wave crash

andy barr, the republican, has democratic core, lexington city, surrounded by 19 very rural bluegrasss. he has done everything right but he is running against amy mcgrath, a former fighter pilot, democrat. she has been running as a moderate. she had tons of money. this is one the republicans ought to put away. if those early returns come in and show he has lost, it is going to be a bad night for the gop. by contrast, also looking at florida 26. you mentioned carlos curbelo. this is clinton district. she won it by 16 points, southern florida, very hispanic. he is cuban-american republican. he tried to put distance between himself and the president. if he manages to squeak out a victory, might suggest republicans who distanced themselves a little bit, running nuanced campaign with voters. paul: jason. >>> upstate new york, district held by john fastow, a republican. it is a swing district. obama won in 2012. sharply went to trump in. he is run with a number of black progressives running in this cycle. the race is very close, within the margin of error. with the new jersey race we'll fin

andy barr's district around lexington. he has a tough challenge around amy mcgrath.lly tight race. the president won there. it will be called early. we may know based on kentucky 6 how the night will go. >> shepard: thanks, ken. great to talk to you. breaking in just the last hour, an shm moment. police in new york have arrested alec baldwin after according to the police report he punched somebody in a spat over something on 10th street in the west village. we sent jackie henrich out there. >> he was charged with misdemeanor assault and harassment. his court date still tba. we're told this stems from an incident around 5th and 10th where the 60-year-old actor was going for a parking space. the victim, a man swiping the parking space out from under him. the baldwin punched him in the face and the victim was taken to the hospital complaining of pain. we're told the actor had come out at any point and meantime, we're getting reaction from president trump. baldwin and trump have sparred before. baldwin portrayed president trump on "saturday night live." just a little ove

but the democrat who is a celebrated military veteran, amy mcgrath, is running neck and neck with andy barrwatching the race closely and it closes early so we will know the results pretty quickly. >> i chose pennsylvania 16. this is the kind of race that if democrats win this it will point to them having a very good night. this is a district that trump won by 20, and so depending on how that goes it might be an indicator of the whole evening. >> those house polls are tough. it doesn't seem like it really sticks. all these polls are 1-2 points and could really swing each one of these races. >> since everyone is using number six, i have the sixth district two. but peter roskam has been there since 2006 and republicans have held the seat since 1972, through all the blue waves that went to and fro in that time. but he's in the race of his life against democrat sean kasten and this is one of those races that really epitomizes because it went for hillary clinton. this district went for hillary by seven points last time around. a lot of republicans retired rather than run in districts where hillar

and andy barr the republican and incumbent.mocrats is going to have a great night in the house, they can still win the house without it. >> you got your eyes on kukentuy and indiana. how about your predictions for 8:00 p.m. on tuesday? >> in addition to what larry is mentioning, i am going to look at virginia which closes at 7:00. the reason why is there are a number of house districts in there that could -- that tells us how things are going to go. if the republicans win the tenth district, that means they're going to hold onto their hats. a few other districts where it is really tight. you got the scott taylor going all the way down the virginia beach. the number of those districts that gives us a better indication of other types of districts that may fall across the rest of the country. >> let's go to the second wave of polls closing, larry, which ones do you stay up for? >> well, i hope i will be able to keep my eyes open through the second wave so i don't think i will be going to sleep quite that early. i am interested in

nbc news has called this race for the republican incumbent, andy barr, winning here with -- what have we got? 50.6% to 48.2% with 89% of the votes in. this was billed as an early test of the democrats chances. more good news for republicans. an update on that indiana senate race that raj referred to minutes ago. nbc news is now projecting that republican mike braun will defeat the incumbent democrat joe donnelly there. we are tracking all the national races for you and will have another update in 15 minutes. >> let's rejoingerston. the big three, indiana, missouri, georgia. indiana goes republican. should it go republican tonight, and that's a big if here tonight, should it go republican, how do you praise president trump in terms of what did he do right to get to that position? >> he held that state. it's a republican state and has been forever. i think before it became a state. that's how red that state is. so for donnelly to have eked out a victory six years ago was sort of a miracle. and that miracle just didn't hisho ttime. there is some magic to trump, no question about it. and

andy barr, taken the lead over andy mcgrath. very tight, 3,000 votes separate them. very close right now. a few others of florida of note, carlos curbelo, largely miami-dade and the florida keys here, running very slightly behind there. as well, two more in florida to show you, brian mast, running ahead right now, not supposed to color, one more to check in on the 15th, spano of republicans, numbers looking decent for him. leading by six at the moment. >> can i ask one quick question about virginia 5, the race you mentioned includes charlottesville. you've called that now, denver rigleman, the republican, holding the seat. lesley coburn, the democratic challenger. how big of a prize is that for the republicans? were they really expecting to hold onto that one? i remember that was a lean republican race. was that on the bubble for them? >> this is one that republicans, almost a catastrophe for them to lose. the way virginia went, i think the way folks were looking at this coming in the night the 10th, democrats had to pick up. they've done that. the 7th would suggest