don beyer defeated micah edmond.oran held the 8th district seat since 1990. >>> hundreds of students could be barred from class in prince george's county because they didn't get their vaccinations. news 4 angie goff joins us from green belt with more. angie. >>> good morning, eun. the situation for up to 400 students here at prince george's county, including many who attend green belt middle school. they failed to do this. they failed to turn in in. a vaccination fom. it shows they got their shots for the mumps, measles, whooping cough. parents, take notice. your child is within this group. know that from today on. your child will get five excused absences. after that truancy proceedings could ultimately end with court action against you. in a statement cool districts have said they have made extraordinary efforts to reach every student. but now parents need to be the ones to do their part. the count looked like 155 kindergartners. still not in compliance. the school district even before the school year started, they

in the eighth district, democrat don beyer defeated micah edmond. >>> shelly moore capito becomes the first ever female elected to the senate. she replaces long-time democrat jay rockefeller. >> 52 republicans, 44 democrats, and two independents. two races are still undecided, alaska and louisiana. but that won't affect the balance of power. in the house, 243 republicans and 174 democrats. 18 seats are undecided right now. nbc news projects republicans will win 250 seats. that means republicans will have the largest majority they have ever held in the house of representatives. another milestone this midterm election, the number of women. nbc's peter alexander will break down how the president is reacting to the midterm reactions at 6:45. >>> it's 6:35. this morning as you get your child ready for school, some of them will be september home. student who don't have their proper vaccinations cannot attend class. angie? >> reporter: good morning, eun. this piece of paper could hold back 400 students from going to class this morning. many of them who attend green belt middle school not hav

the election of don beyer and jerry connolly to congress. democratic supporters is on pins and needles watching that ever-tightening virginia senate race where republican ed gillespie has been leading democrat mark warner much of the night and much to the surprise of people in this room. but the cheers have gone up lately as they've seen the fairfax numbers start coming in and those are closing that gap. >> this is david culver in springfield, virginia. we're at the ed gillespie campaign watch party. a lot of positive energy filling this auditorium. the folks here growing more hopeful as they see the early returns come in and how close of a race this is at this point. they're hopeful, of course, that their candidate gillespie will take mark warner's senate seat in the commonwealth. they're cheering on every single republican projected to win as they watch it on the screens behind me. for now, back to you. >> in the race for governor in maryland, anthony brown is losing at the moment to the republican candidate larry hogan. it's only 44% of t

my congressman now is don beyer, a great guy, i'm sure, sells volvo. i would not know him if he bit me on the ass. i voted for obama, by god. think of all the americans repeated number of times, particularly people in the middle who took a leap of faith on the guy, and, you know, the second term's been just atrocious for him. those voters pay too, not just in the issue agenda, which i care about a lot, but pay personally. i mean, it. they go in the break room, and there's ralph from accounting who listens to rush limbaugh, oh, your boy obama screwed up. that hurts you. you don't want to defend it. you get depressed and stay home. that's my side. on the republican side, they nationalized the race and made it about obama. 57% of all advertising in the senate races on the republican side was about obama. not obama care. they started on that and got off it because obamacare's not doing great, but better than it was and will continue to, i believe. it was about obama. the sense, i think, that republicans have, they never had liked him some, but the case the

my congressman now is don beyer. he sells volvo. i'm not a done beyer democrat. wouldn't know him if it bit my ass. but i voted for barack obama. people in the middle who took a leap of faith on this guy. and you know, the second term's been just atrocious for him. and those voters paid, too, not just in the issue agenda, which i care about a lot. but they go into the break room and there's ralph from accounting, you know who listens to rush limbaugh every day. your boy obama's screwing up and it hurts you. you get tired of defending it. you get depressed and you stay home. that's on my side. okay. on the republican side, they did a very good job of nationalizing the race and making it about obama. 57% of all advertising in senate races on the republican side was about obama. 57%. not about obama care. they started on that and they got off it. because obama care's not doing great but it's doing better than it was. it was about obama. and the sense i think that republicans have, they never have some, but the case that they're making that has i think carried the da

excited to welcome don beyer to the virginia delegation.e him in congress. and the seat previously held by frank wolf in a neighbor district is staying in republican hands. barbara kamstack winning in that racial. good evening. >> good morning, actually. >> yes. >> i'm an independent voter. and i have gone online to research all the candidates from my state. before i finally made the decision to vote for joni ernst based on her iowa family values. and her christian values. including the -- her stance on abortion. i think that's very important. and since she is a mother, and she is a veteran, i think that her values fit right into iowa values completely. >> denise, can i ask you another question? because one of the issues that came up early on in the iowa senate race, that tha comment made by bruce braley that referred to senator chuck grassley as just a farmer from iowa. from your standpoint, how damaging was that to him in -- among the rural voters? >> i don't think it was damaging. i happen to have some insight on that. because i know chu