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and leading dan mccready by 900 votes.rs, republicans will hold just seven of california's 53 house seats. following this month's midterm elections. chief correspondent jonathan hunt takes a look at what some say led to the big blue wave here in california. >> the blue synonymy. >> democrats rode a large wave in california usually reliably republican orange county for instance went from mostly red to completely blue. in 2016 republicans held 14 of california's 53 king -- congressional districts, facing a bleak future and according to political consultant bob strohm. >> republicans are now the third party in the state. after democrats and declining the state of independence. >> how did it happen? for one congressman dana rohrabacher, the answer is simple. >> this was bought and paid for by outside billionaires. >> tom steyer, and potential democratic candidate michael bloomberg who put more than $4 million into the fight to beat dana rohrabacher. >> i've never seen a better example of money corrupting our political system.

amy mcgrath in kentucky, who captured the nation's imagination, and north carolina, dan mccready, first class candidate in a tough, tough district. but what we're trying to do is build what i think the country needs is a more of a center again. and these veterans are going to form a group who will work across the aisle with each other. they're pledging to do that. >> seeing veterans serve, toib to serve in this way is one of the most important things we can see. rachel, talk to me about the senate. when i talk to everybody before the show, missouri is the place everyone is keeping an eye on. why missouri? does it all come down to claire mccaskill here? >> yeah, claire mccaskill is a fighter. i remember one of my colleagues was out following her on the campaign trail. she had this big rv and she was driving around the state. at one point, they were talking. there was a bug on her shoulder. she flicked it off, found it kroosdz the room, stomped on it. my colleague said, this is claire mccaskill. very much so. >> not entirely sure what that shows, but continue. >> she's a fighter. so this

house about in were talking north carolina,'s ninth congressional district, the race called.been dan mccready, narrow lead over republican mark harris. ohio's 12th congressional district, the race, we'll have o'connor, h danny small percent of the vote in, nearly 53% compared to incumbent congressman troy balderson trailing at 46%. sixth congressional district, congressman andy barr was a narrow lead, it almost dead even, 88% of the barr 50.3 compared to amy mcgrath, 48.5%. during the course of the the results willing on the bottom of the screen. c-span.org, track the results. we have balance of power and as come in, victory and concession speeches, watch them on demand. c-span.org. susan. >> thanks, steve, we're talking of inside n gonzalez elections. nathan, beto o'rourke senate race against ted cruz. mentioned small dollar donations, when we've talked to of key republican operatives this year, they've conceded the democrats were this cycle in establishing framework for small candidates that add up to big piles of money. what do republicans have to do catch up with this next psyche snel >>

. >> and we're waiting to hear from the state of north carolina, where dan mccready is up against markhat is very close, as well, martha. this is another tossup, but one republics felt they had a better handle on. >> the district hasn't been respected by a democrat in 55 years. mark harris, a southern baptist preacher. he's very leaning full into trump. dan mccready, the iraq war veteran, he touts his christian roots, saying he was baptized while in iraq, with water from the ewe fuphrates river. >> in the state of new jersey, andy kim up against tom macarthur. he's seeking a third term. a lot of vote yet to come in. jon karl, tom macarthur was an architect of the tax bill, not popular in the state of new jersey. >> and republicans were worried there could be a blood bath in new jersey. one republic operative told me you could see a situation where they lost all their house seats. that's not happening. that is not happening. we've seen chris smith won, that was a safe district. and we see macarthur with a lead there. >> chris christie, of the incumbent republicans in danger in new jerse