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races in georgia and we're talking about a lot of political family names with nunn, purdue and even carder, but what's interesting too, you got a former president, jimmy carter who has been campaigning really quietly for his grandson, jason carter? >> reporter: yeah. you know, interesting to point out, it's a great point, fred. he has been seen in very limited occasions. i saw him actually among the truly and accurately depict trick or treaters in a suburb on halloween. that's one of the appearances he's made throughout this whole campaign for his grandson. yes, there is name recognition. yes knees voters here in georgia are familiar with these names of purdue, of deal, and of nuny. you see these candidates trying to be individuals. not carry the name of their relatives but stand in their own feet. that could hurt them, though. voters say they recognize the name but some are confused about what these candidates actually stand for, fred. >> all right. thanks so much. appreciate it. >>> one of the closest senate battles is taking place in new hampshire. the state's democratic incumbent jean

nathan deal against the grandson of jimmy gua carder. dale has the lead. >> in maine, paul lepage is leading. it's a 3-way race. mike with 46%. it looked like he is - lepage is leading by a couple of hundred votes. that we'll watch closely. >> in colorado, let's take a look at this race. again, very tight governors race. more than 70% of the reporting. that race very tight. back to you. >> thank you. >> we are here to talk more about the florida governor's race. what is your reaction? >> this is a nail-biter to the end of the the fact that rick scott was able to pull this out in the past moments of the campaign after everything that has occurred in the race. let's not forget how important the race is. the person that wins florida is something of a king maker. they had a lot of support of people that ran through office like chris christie and others. >> ever since 2000. we had florida, and tonight just a few thousand votes separating. >> and always a key state to watch, and it does seem as divided as the rest of the country. >> we got use