that would allow for a recount in virginia if ed gillespie wants one. ts to wait for the next few days to make a decision. but we've seen close races in virginia over the last few years. as gillespie pointed out, we all know how this process works. in the meantime, the votes are still being tallied for maryland's next attorney general. lesli foster has more. >> this one is not quite at close. right now, the democrat has a comfortable lead over the republican in the race to become the state's top law enforce. gansler, as you know, was eligible for a third term but he ran unsuccessfully for the democratic nomination for governor. frosh is another son of montgomery county. he's served five terms in the senate and with 64% of precincts reporting, it looks like he may be headed to the attorney general's office. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> tonight we're gonna go to a break and we'll have more in just a few minutes. the maryland governor's race goes on.

that's when ed gillespie launched his campaign. he september an e-mail blast out followed by a twoet. they admitted it was name recognition. they had to get out in front of the question, who is ed gillespie. tonight that question has been answered, and it's making waves across the nation. now we did catch up with senator mark obenshain. you recall that he ran last year. he's not surprise the by what's happening tonight. >> ed gillespie's done a great job of running on the issues. and people in virginia have reacted to that. >> reporter: with each projection that comes across the screen behind me, this crowd gets very quiet, and then will cheer loudly if the republican is projected to win. but the race that they're all waiting for. the one that they're holding their breath for is still too close to call for senator right here in virginia. >> it could lead to a recount as joey just noted. we are going to explain the rules for that. >> election might be too close to call, but the losing candidate, whether it be ed gillespie or mark wa

mark warner heavily favored, but ed gillespie ahead, 56% to 41%. i want to come to the washington suburbs. loudoun county, this is where republicans with be competitive. 2%. we'll see if that holds. that will show gillespie running more competitive than others thought. this race will be won or lost here. in the d.c. suburbs. and go back in time and look at mark warner's last race, warner wanted a cake walk but you see the washington suburbs and you see that. so the question is, to give you a look at a competitive presidential race, 51-47 and the difference is in the suburbs as we watch the result come in, this one coming in for mark warner, 7% of the vote count in right now. but these three or four counties, fairfax, loudoun, they will decide the race. >> recently skproeded -- exploded with population. and stand by, republicans just scored the first pickup in west virginia. will they score a second pick up in the hours ahead. polls are about to close in new hampshire. scott brown is hoping to defeat jeanne shaheen so he can get a second chance in th

that comes after ed gillespie conceded. reporters yesterday about his decision not to seek a recount. this is 15 minutes. [laughter] [applause] [laughter] >> thank you all. thank you. thank you so much. thank you all. thank you. thank you all so much. thank you all. on such short notice, it is so great to see so many friends and so many volunteers and supporters making time on a weekday. kathy and i are happy to be with you today. we just wanted to give you a little update on where things stand, and it stands this way. as you know, the canvassing is just about completed. and the official tally is now a gap of more than 16,700 votes, larger than it was on election night. obviously, it did not move in the direction we hoped it would. i called mark warner this morning to congratulate him on his reelection, to thank him for his public service to our commonwealth, and to wish him and his family well. it is a nice conversation, and i hope he does well in his continued service for the commonwealth of virginia and the country. this

ed gillespie had 48% of the vote. only 12,000 votes separating them. 99% of the precincts have reported. officials will certify the results at 9:00 this morning. ed gillespie has not conceded. he said he wants to see what the numbers are like today. however,ark warner last night speaking to his supporters, well, he struck a victorious tone saying voters are tired of the partisan bickering. >> they recognize and why i think we were tonight, e end of the day they want to hire folks that can work across party lines and actually people the people's business first. you have given me the chance to go back and continue that fight. >>> no matter what the opposition may say, this race is not going to be decided until the last vote is counted. >> and as the electoral board begins the canvas process later this morning, they will cut the the tape to the room where the votes were kept overnight. we of course will be there for all of that. this is a race we will be watching throughout the course of the day. back to you guys in the

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it includes terry mcauliffe and ed gillespie. with that, i will turn it to back -- >> jon, one or two other questions. john is the country's leading expert on early and absentee and mail voting. can you say just a little bit about what happened with mail voting in colorado? maybe something in general about the turnout in the vermont governor's race. >> vermont governor's race is going to stay in the democrats hands, but it is much closer than we anticipated. a little less than a 2% margin. vermont has a strange practice or unique practice in america where if you do not get 50% of the vote, there's not a runoff, but the legislature decides. the democratic legislature in vermont will likely select shumlin again. all throughout new england, republicans did quite well in the governor's race. they fell short in some places but did quite well. on early and absentee voting, we don't have all the numbers in. i've always been someone who is cautious and i think that caution has been borne out by trying to overpredict about early results t

. >> and virginia, incume ba incut democratic senator mark warner against ed gillespie, it would be a surprise pick up for the republicans if gal lessp gillese tight, too close to call. as we have said, polls have closed in all those places, and more results will begin streaming in at any moment now, we're expecting the balance of power in senate to shift tonight, we'll bring you the results of these races and many more this hour. >> president obama offering something of a bleak assessment on a connecticut radio station today. president predicting that democrats face worse midterm senate map since president eisenhower. >> this election cycle probably worse possible group of states for democrats since eisenhower, a lot of states that are being contested where you know they just tend to till republican. >republican. >> in 1958 midterm elections, ice inhour, a republican -- eisenhower what you democrats pick up 15 senate seats, joining me now the a-team. michael goodwin, robert zimmerman, ed roolins, also fox news contributors good to have you here. let's start with president's @%sessmen

today ed gillespie conceded to mark warner. >> the lead narrowed down and gillespie came treesingly within striking distance. as peggy fox -- closely within striking distinct. as peggy fox will tell us. >> reporter: it does not make sense to ask for a recount. >> so i've called mark warner this morning to congratulate him on his reelection, to thank him for his public service to our commonwealth. >> reporter: he told the crowd it was a hard fought campaign and he loved every minute of it. >> maybe not this one so much. >> reporter: the former chairman of the republican national committee surprised many by coming so close to defeating senator mark warner who started the race with a 29 point lead. while gillespie supporters are disappointed, they are energized at his strong performance and say it paves the way for his neck campaign. gillespie for -- next campaign. gillespie for governor has a nice ring to it. linda bartlett with the federation of republican women says to go for it. >> he would provide the leadership the state needs. >> ed gillespie is almost certainly going to take this rema

ed gillespie with 49%. just a few thousand votes separate the incumbent with ed gillespie.arner and his team are headquartered in arlington. we begin with debra at the warner camp. >> reporteo

so far in their canvas, ed gillespie has lost 800 votes.k warner lost 300 votes as they discovered math and transcription errors and 500 provisional ballotsha

lou: ed gillespie in virginia conceding that senate race, he almost won thaa thing.he was withii a whisker, and yet the republican party didn't support him financially to the extent. >> that was a terrible missed opportunity.% he's a tremendous candidate. he's a great friend of many of us. no one woull believe he's not a viable candidate he. was a viable candidate. he was badly outspent. worked his tail off. he baaely lost a few precincts in the north part of the state. that was a race we could have won easily. lou: and these polls, i want to ask you both about thiss across the country that led us to believe this was going to be a tiggter than a tick election for the most part, and it was a blowout of historic proportions. are you surprised by the >> not at all, i think we saw this happening in 2012, and it really needs to be a wake-up caal for our industry. i've been in the politiccl market research business for a long time and ww're relying on antiquated research, weight it we were not very clear on measuring exactly what the seetiment is, anddyou're sseing it, ed

it looks like it is dead even with the incumbent senator mark warner and ed gillespie in a tie.oth campaigns. let's begin with julie carey. >> the virginia democrats have had something to celebrate tonight. the election of don beyer and jerry connolly to congress. but this room of 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

election night there's always a surprise and this potentially has the surprise of the night now where ed gillespie with 52% of the vote compared to 56% for senator -- 46% for senator mark warner. we should point out much of virginia has yet to report and could make a difference in the senate race. >> in kentucky we're keeping our eye on mitch mcconnell's headquarters and as soon as he comes out you'll hear what he has to say about his own victory but what he sees as prospects for republican control of the senate. we'll begin with phone calls. our first one up is matt calling us from harrisburg pennsylvania. matt, you're on, and intent. matt, are you there? caller: yeah, i'm here. i noticed there was a race where voters are voting against somebody because that candidate

ed gillespie has been a strategist for a long time. this race, somebody playing coach and quarterback having to actually n and put into practice what he asked other candidates to put into practice. it seems like where he did best was in the exurbs around washington. when we talk about presidential politics, people point to that area of virginia, that a winning coalition that candidate needs to put together. it looks like ed gillespie found that area, that's why it's so close in virginia. >> two million votes cast, less than 12,000 between them. >> he ran a good campaign, positive, had alternative to what democrats were offering, and he was a good campaigner. a guy who -- >> let's look at what this means, issues that kind of affect them. if the republicans had such a big win tonight they're feeling big, right, about their policies. what's the incentive for them to compromise? >> oh my goodness. there's two years of the obama presidency, ahead of them.i the. i think they would look poorly if they simply allowed nothing to happen. you can

they kind of left ed gillespie alone.otball last night and they started dropping the negative ads on him, but only in the last weekend. there was a competitive house race in northern virginia. and ed gillespie sort of outperformed cue which he willy in northern virginia. the national environment was troublesome. but this reaffirms, though, that virginia -- you know, we refer to it as a blue state and we've been referring to iowa and colorado as blue states. >> didn't ed gillespie say it's okay to call the redskins the redskins? that was his big moment. look, i think you can make the case that not only warner but other democrats ran the old race from 2012. just segmenting their constituency, including women in kro ro which failed for them. and that it was the republicans who improved their ground game, who figured out ways to get their voters out and took a page from the democrats' playbook and then beat them at it because they were aided but the unpopularity of this president, even though no one likes republicans either.

and in virginia, ed gillespie has not conceded the election race. jeanne shaheen will hold on to her senate seat, her republican challenger conceding after balking. and mitch mcconnell is expected to become the next majority leader. >> let's focus on the two races where the outcome is still not known. in louisiana neither senator mary landrieu nor any of her opponents got more than 50% needed. the race will go to a runoff on december 6th. and in alaska, where the polls didn't close to after midnight, they are still counting right now. that's where we begin in anchorage. cnn's drew griffin is there. >> a lot of people wondering why this race hasn't called. dan sullivan is leading substantially 60% to 54% over the one-term senator mark begich. 73% of the vote in, i just talked to the mathematicians, they say still we don't have enough information to find out where the outlying votes are to call this race. certainly, usually a republican state, the tone of the evening, the ground game that we've been looking at here, this looks like it's going to be a

right now, mark warner is leading ed gillespie by less than 1%. we'll hear what president obama thinks about the midterm election results this afternoon. he's holding a news conference just before 3:00. you can watch it online, nbcwashington.com. >>> nbc mayor-elect muriel bowser will discuss her next steps. we'll hear her vision of the future of d.c. on news 4 at 4:00 this afternoon. >>> a texas teen who works for target is a social media star after an image of him at work was posted on twitter. now a marketing firm says it is a stunt. the image was posted sunday afternoon. #alex from target has been tweeted more than 1.5 million times. he even landed an appearance on "ellen." >> how many twitter followers did you have? >> 144. >> 144. now you have 500,000 or probably more now? >> yeah, just above 550,000. >> you had like marriage proposals and -- >> i mean, yeah. >> a british marketing firm says it was all a marketing ploy. the firm says it wanted to see how powerful the fan girl demographic was, adding they never thought it would go this far. w

lsp is holding a rally instant -- ed gillespie is holding a rally in sterling, virginia. our corner kicked off a campaign event in alexandria. warner is also scheduled to hold a rally in sterling tonight. >> what kind of weather can the voters expect what they head to the polls? to be absolutely fine. no excuses. the weather will be just fine, with temperatures approaching 70 degrees. a very comfortable evening, with a few clouds. temperatures in the 50's across the regions. 57 now officially in washington. through the evening, a few high clouds and a steady soprano -- supply of partly cloudy conditions. the key will be southwesterly winds bringing in milder temperatures. and daytimenight, temperatures will be really, really nice. the metro area, about 42 degrees. temperatures 69-70 degrees. we repeat the whole forecast on wednesday. we will look ahead to the weekend shortly. nexus searches search is on for a man who escaped from the psychiatric institute in northwest washington. kenneth clayton was being held on several charges, including assault on a police officer. if

warner is mark fighting to keep his seat from republican challenger ed gillespie. our northern virginia bureau chief joins us from arlington with a look at this race. certainly a sense of confidence and optimism that the mark warner campaign. they are feeling good about their chances for reelection. a lot of the senate races across the country in states like louisiana and kentucky -- virginia never really made it on the radar as a super close race. they know mark warner as senator and former governor, but ed gillespie predicted he would shock the world and pull off a big upset victory tonight. here is video of mark warner voting in alexandria. he has laid low throughout the day, spending time with his friends d family, awaiting the result tonight. warner has led throughout the race in the polls. we caught up with former chair of the republican national committee in chantilly. gillespie has trailed throughout the race but inks have tightened up in the last few days. winespie thinks he will them a shocking the world tonight, politically speaking. turnout has been ste

ed gillespie believed in himself so much that it was infectious. i was at his house on saturday morning, having coffee with him and his wife before we went out to vote early. and it was so infectious that i almost came to believe him. and at any rate, what i'd like to know is whether you all think that the fact that he couldn't convince people of that infectious spirit sooner, so that, for instance, as a fund-raiser for him, i had a heck of a time getting people to give money because they said that was a hopeless race, or whether there's any validity to the idea that having a 2.5% draw for a libertarian meant we ouldn't make it. >> the question from the gentleman next to you. if you could say your questions quickly, then we'll try to move around the room. >> adam powell from the university of southern california. michael barone, you said that millennials are mildly more than average democratic in this election. have you seen any survey data of millennial voters about hillary clinton specifically addressing the question of the fact that she'll be si

we are still waiting for results the race in virginia -- senate race between mark warner and ed gillespie too close to call. warner holds a narrow lead of 1%, and that is apparently enough for him because he called his own victory, however ed gillespie is not ready to concede. the republican urged patients. in virginia, the trailing candidate can request a recount if the difference between the candidates is less than 1%, and in this race, that is roughly 20,000 votes. it was the complete opposite in the 10th district in virginia, barbara comstock celebrating a blowout win defeating john faust by 17%. >> to the district now, democrat muriel bowser is celebrating a sweeping win in the mayoral race, defeating david catania and carol schwartz. mayor vincent gray did not did issuewser, but he a statement congratulating her and he said is it ministration will work closely with her on the transition. also, a resounding victory in the district for marijuana legislation advocates -- voters easily approved measure -- initiative 71. it is subject to review, but d.c. delegate eleanor holmes overton s

basking in the glow of what was nearly an enormous upset, republican ed gillespie telling supporters today, the race is officially over. >> the numbers just aren't there. it's time to accept the decision of my fellow virginians. >> gillespie started 29 points behind mark warner in the polls, narrowing the gap to seven before election day. but voting was much closer. gillespie stunning election watchers everywhere including many democrats who considered warner a shoe-in. in the end, though, the nearly 17,000 vote deficit was too much. >> it would be wrong to put my fellow virginians through a recount when in my head and in my heart, i know that a change in outcome is not possible. >> in a statement, senator warner congratulating gillespie on a hard fought campaign while also looking ahead to a second term. i will work with anyone, republican or democrat, to shake up this dysfunctional congress and move us toward common ground. >> yes, i was surprised it was as close as it was. >> voters like mary proute support gillespie's gracious exit. >> i think it was the right thing to do. i'm rel

losing.aw cantor and now ed gillespie? is one of the top senate races trendg. nobody saw that. ony are also a big topic facebook. levity from seth meyers. don't forget to head to your polling place and cancel your dad's boat. -- vote. nobody is going home. i am guessing there are a lot of lawyers lining up here in virginia. rebecca cooper. >> it may be some time. thank you. the coverage continues tomorrow at 7:00 and then at 8:30 where you can watch a roundtable. we will analyze the results. we will have a streaming for you live as well. should tell you we are following breaking news out of northwest washington. >> sexual assault at georgetown university. who police are looking busyaffic at a intersection. i will tie you >> you are watching abc seven news at 11:00. electioncontinue coverage, we are getting word that the race for mayor has been called in d.c.. muriel bowser winning. >> let's go out to sam ford with reaction. >> obviously, the reaction is joy. a large crowd. to fitnted this place between 900-1200 people. muriel bowser, the mayor elect of washington dc. david cont

ed gillespie says he is not made plans for the future yet. president obama will formally nominate a new attorney general tomorrow. his choice will be loretto lynch. federal prosecutor from the eastern district of new york, holding that job during the clinton administration as well. if confirmed by the senate, she will be the first female african-american attorney general. a crowd could gather on the national mall next tuesday for veterans day for a concert that will be the concert for valor. the show starts at 7:00 and will last about three hours. changes areanged -- planned for tuesday and wednesday morning. we have complete details at wjla.com. weeks from thanksgiving, retailers have their eyes on christmas. the latest on the thanksgiving day sales bandwagon. and a big-time athlete >> an explosion in detroit lead to fires and six ohms. authorities say the fires may have been set on purpose. nobody was injured. information about the death of actor and comedian robin williams. ruled it a report suicide, but he said there was no alcohol or ill

. -- and his opponent ed gillespie. the region monday, firing up supporters hours before the polls opened in the commonwealth. polls show the race tightening. are fedf each candidate guest on a tectonic shift that may occur on election night that may occur from the u.s. senate from democratic to republican control. according to polling data, 13 states could go republican. >> it's really scary to me as a woman. especially if the republicans take the senate. we have seen the crazy bills they pass on the house side. if the republicans have the house also, they could pass them. >> the balance of power? >> tonight, we had a great rally. >> they were too busy stumping in the critical races. ed gillespie talked about the issue from the podium. >> not only will mark warner become the former senator from virginia but harry reid become the former senate majority leader. play anumber six will critical role in the election. that is the number of seats republican need to gain control of the u.s. senate. historically lose seats in mi

senate race in virginia is finally over and today republican challenger ed gillespie conceded to mark warner, but the democratic incumbent's narrow victory surprised everyone. it has raised gillespie's status for his political future. >> reporter: ed gillespie told his supporters that with a 16,700 vote deficit it did not make sense to ask for a recount. >> and so i've called mark warner this morning to congratulate him on his reelection to thank him for his public service to our commonwealth and to wish him and his family it was a nice conversation. >> reporter: he told the crowd it was a hard fought campaign and that he loved every minute of it. >> well, maybe not this one so much. >> reporter: the former chairman of the republican national committee surprised many by coming so close to defeating senator mark warner who started the race with a 29 point lead. george mason's law school dean rich kelsey says it's the 53,000 people who voted for libertarian robert sarvis who have buyers remorse. >> if you're sarvis himself, you've got to believe he's got an invitation to thanksgiving wi

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> reporter: the unexpected close race gave warner only about 12,000 more votes than republican ed gillespie, less than 1% of the total which means -- >> unfortunately some campaigns last longer than others. >> reporter: -- gillespie can ask for a recount, but democratic observer john farrell doesn't think he will. >> right now the difference is between a half percent and 1% and mr. gillespie would have to pay for that and that will be very expensive. >> reporter: but republicans are keeping their fingers crossed more counting errors will be uncovered. >> we have high hopes numbers will change and maybe we'll be able to pull something out. >> reporter: republicans are hoping that warner's lead narrows down to at least half a percent because if it does, then the state will pay for a recount, but if it's just under 1%, between 1% and half percent, gillespie can request it but would have to pay for it and a recount would cost millions of dollars. he cannot ask for a recount until the whole vote is certified. that doesn't happen until the canvassing finishes here and it goes on to the state boar

i'm so proud of ed gillespie i'm about to bust. told ourabor day, i journal editorial report that you need to keep a nine ed gillespie. he was going to be an upset special. a lot of people thought i was nuts. if you know ed gillespie, you know how good he is, how smart he is, how good he campaign he ran. he is within an eyelash of knocking off someone that virtually everybody thought was unbeatable. andwe had better candidates we had candidates who could unite the republican coalition. that is what it is going to take in 2016. you did not answer the question. there was a poll that came out last week that said the number one issue that voters were looking for again was the economy. who are looking for people will break gridlock. i've seen no evidence this last few years that the president of the united states is willing capable of compromising and breaking gridlock. and i've seen no evidence that the republican party establishment is willing or able to compromise and break gridlock. >> i disagree. if you listen to mitch mcconnell's

mcdonnell's corruption conviction. . >>> first of all, only the apparent losing candidate in this case ed gillespie can ask for a recount. if the difference is less than half a percent, local communities must pay. here is the the sticking point. if it is between half a percent and 1%, gillespie's campaign must pay. so that could affect his decision. if you go back to 2006, george allen did not ask for a recount in an even closer race with jim webb because of these rules. you can download the app to get a push alert. . >>> now to other races in virginia. jerry connolly beat suzanne scholte with 11% of the vote. >>> this morning, we're learning new information about a woman abducted off a street in philadelphia. the woman has ties to st. mary's county, maryland. a person of interest using her atm card at a convenience store in aberdeen. katie zachary is live in philadelphia. katie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. police still don't know where the 22-year-old nursing aide is. but what they do have is video of her being bducted. and hours after she was taken from a philadelphia street corner,

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and ed gillespie, we told you here on "the five" to watch that race. it's still not called. would you put virginia in that category as well? >> let's get back to that press conference, we have a sound bite for you from major garrett. >> mitch mcconnell said and i quote, that if you in fact use your executive authority to legalize a certain number of undocumented workers, it would poison the well, in the after math of last night's results, that the verdict rendered by voters should stop you or prevent you from taking that action. they will ask you to repeal the medical device act. >> my executive actions not only do not prevent them from passing a law that supercedes those actions, but should be a spur for them to actually try to get something done. on keystone, there's an independent process, it's moving forward. and the -- i'm going to let that process play out. medical device tax, let me take a look comprehensively at the ideas that they present, let's give them time to tell me. i would rather hear it from them than from you. >> eric, that's not exactly how the founder has

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ed gillespie wins here. one of the reminders in 2012, if you remember, took a long time for barack obama to get the lead when he carried the state of virginia. the late reporting counties are in the washington, d.c. suburbs. so our models indicate that warner is likely to be able to hold a small lead when all the votes are counted. but this tells you something about the nature of the national election. >> always a debate between whether people are voting in their local elections or sending a signal nationally. >> i think they are sending a signal nationally. all the incumbents are struggle upon. virginia was about a low democratic turn-out. when you look at the washington suburbs in general, that may tell you something. ed gillespie ran out of money. the national party did not pour money into new hampshire. they were debating which one to go. i have to say, i bet you there are folks at the national republican headquarters saying, maybe we should have gillespie over brown at the end of the day. because new ha

but by competing so well, ed gillespie put virginia back in play for his party and party's 2016 brd shalnominee. >> biggest loser is hillary clinton because president obama has driven his party into a ditch. she'll have to get them out of the hole without losing her liberal base. >> very tough to do. >> okay. james? >> biggest loser is harry reid. not just for the obvious of losing control of the senate, but his despicable campaign failed and that is to use his official office and floor of the u.s. senate to attack private citizens simply for participating in the political process and disagreeing with him. >> he's going to stay there in the senate though, james. all right, kim? >> my big loser is billionaire environmentalist tom stier who effectively lit a match to 75 million of his own fortunes, which he plowed into democrat candidates who were supporting the extreme environmental agenda, nearly all of whom lost. that's a lot of green up in smoke. >> my winner rand paul, the kentucky senator who was everywhere this campaign, this election, running for -- helping republicans as the go-to

mark warner has the slimmest margin of victory, but ed gillespie came on strong at the end and a lot of people are giving credit to the barbara comstock campaign. >> virginia is a little different. it's a much more competitive state than maryland, for example. virginia going forward is going to be a bellwether in much the same way that ohio has been in recent presidential elections. and there are very few blowouts in virginia statewide. so that's part of it. what we cannot overlook in barbara comstock, she routed john faust in northern virginia, a place in which expected mark warner to be very strong. he did well, but barbara comstock's voters turned around and voted for gillespie and next thing you know, we have a supertight race. >> what about 2016 moving forward? who is the democrat? who is the republican we should be watching? >> hillary clinton on the democratic side. >> even though she had no coat tails in all the states she visited? >> yeah, but i think she'll scare away everybody else. on the republican side, don't be surprised if scott walker makes a run. >> scott walker, th

ed gillespie believed in his house so much that it was infectious. it was so infectious that i almost came to believe him. at any rate, what i'd like to know is whether you all think that the fact that he couldn't convince people of that infectious spirit sooner so that as a fund-raiser for him, i had a heck of a time getting people to give money because they said it's hopeless or the national committees, doing any support for him or whether there's any validity to the idea that having a 2.5% draw for a libertarian meant we couldn't make it. >> the question from the gentleman next to you. if you could say your question quickly. we will try to move around the room. >> adam powell from the university of southern california. michael, you said millennials are mildly more than average democratic in this election. to anyone of you, have you seen any survey data of millennial voters about hillary clinton specifically addressing the question of the fact that she will be significantly perhaps a generation older than the republican candidate? >> anyone? >> i h

your opinion of ed gillespie, favorable, unfavorable. ed gillespie 58 to 38. fav/unfav win for ed gillespie. >> dana was saying he ran a positive campaign. is he likeable which is so rare. he tried being likeable, bret. >> i know. i try every day. [ laughter ] >> and the people elect to you "special report" and special election coverage. what do you make of it. >> look. i think mark warner is pretty moderate democrat. he is somebody -- is he a former governor. somebody who is pretty popular. this is a state. this isn't a red state. you know, that he should be losing in. so, i just think it portends for bad things for the rest of the night. unless something somehow shifts. you know, we have heard over and over about how the democrats because of the banic street project they will make this electorate look like 2012 electorate than midterm electorate and that is not is what is going on. >> we told you how alison lundergan grimes refused to say whether she voted for president obama. that got a lot of play. she was asked over and over in the debate she would not sa

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ed gillespie 49%. again, if the differential between these two candidates is less than 1%, there'll be a recount in virginia. >> looks like it in virginia. >> thank you. let's go to robert ray in atlanta. watching the race in georgia. when the night began, it could go in a run off. everything shows that. this is neck to neck between michelle nunn, the democrat, and the republican. neither one of the candidates held a public office. they've been at each other with the most ads in all of the country. 55,000 commercials. david prideaux taking this with no problems. 64 years old, never in office. an ex-c.e.o. of rebook and dollar general and called michelle nunn, the democrat, a puppet for president obama. clearly that was his agenda the entire time running against, and georgia voters came out and made their voice heard. >> robert ray, obviously the senate will be controlled by the republicans. david shuster's standing by in the studio with more on that. it's 11 o'clock, but it's happened. >> not yet. we a

incumbent mark warner is battling republican challenger ed gillespie. tracie potts is live on capitol hill with more on this race. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. while this isn't one of the tightest races we're watching, it could play into this big concern about control of the senate because democrats have got to hold on to their seats and mark warner is one of those. right now he's got a seven-point advantage in the polls. we also know northern virginia is a lot bluer than the rest of state. but ed gillespie has gotten key endorsements in the last couple of days from the first president busch. ann romney campaigned with him last night. and this is one to certainly watch. also this morning i've been digging into the cool vote and where they vote in northern virginia. i looks like prince william county typically has the lowest turnout. fairfax city has some of the highest turnout in northern virginia. we'll be watching to see if the trends continue. that's from the last two midterms. eun? >> tracie potts live on cap toil hill for us. thank you.

you can see mark warner and ed gillespie are neck and neck tonight. thinking long ago was that mark warner would not have a very difficult time with this at all. but ed gillespie began hammering on him on his closeness to president obama. hammering on him on number of different issues. they hammered back at ed gillespie saying he was so close to enron and so close to corporate america and in the e end, the tides shifted at the very last minute and this is seen assort of a bell weather for the rest of the country gillespie certainly a favorite of the republican establishment and had lots of money to work with could come up and challenge mark warner was really a sounding with almost 90% of all the prickets six reporting it's too close to call. that a shocker for sure. >> schep par smith live in new york city. thank you very much. >> let's take another live look at governor elect tom wolf's campaign headquarters. big-time celebrations in york he beat income come bant tom corbett making of the row. fox news called that race just after polls closed. skyfox

why did senator warner have such a close call against ed gillespie. the republican national committee, the republican party hadn't even given ed gillespie all the money he could have used. could he have won this thing? having the cavalry come in might have put it over the top. these are almost parliamentary elections. virginia and new hampshire are right in that sweet spot that was in the swing areas. above expectations. everywhere in the state until it got into deep northern virginia and then it was the same old, same old. what has happened is ed has put him in a prime position to lead the party and go on and do whatever he wants to as republican nominee i think he has a great future ahead of him. >> clearly, ed gillespie has teed up to the governor's race two years from now. let me ask you about the 2016 races. ben, what are you seeing? you wrote that paul ryan might be the first out of the box or the first to make decisions? >> i think you have to look at the different circumstances of the potential candidates. i think paul ryan, a great, great fri

his challenger, ed gillespie says no way, not conceding, we want a recount.d out if it goes that way. >> louisiana's