, florida, florida. tonight we have breaking news tonight about an important new tracking survey of early voters and likely voters in florida. this is the first poll in florida that includes actual early voters. how they have voted. so this poll is giving us a picture of the early voting results in florida right now. and if we can get data like this for only one state, florida is the state we want. florida is once again the most important state on the electoral map. because democrats and republicans all agree that hillary clinton has alternative routes to an electoral college victory that do not have to include winning florida, but donald trump, donald trump has no other way. it is virtually impossible to win the electoral college for donald trump without florida's 29 electoral college votes. florida is do or die for the trump campaign. and donald trump's campaign schedule proves that. donald trump has three campaign events tomorrow in florida. hillary clinton was in florida today, but tomorrow she will

florida, florida, florida, 90% of the vote is now in. >> it is surprising how close it is given the fact democrats and republicans in the state had thought that hillary clinton had a slight edge. we're still waiting for a lot of outstanding vote in southeastern florida which is a democratic stronghold. but he's up more than 100,000 votes as of now with 91% of the vote in. >> impressive lead but it could certainly come back depending on what happens in those heavily democratic counties in the southeast. >> and look, they not only spent money but they also sent their most prized resources, the candidates and both of them have been there to florida 25 times, holding 45 events. in one state. that tells you everything you need to know about why this is so close. >> anderson, night is turning out to be a real nail biter. >> it is. let's talk with gloria borger and david axelrod. as you look at florida, donald trump has a lead of some 100,000 votes. broward and palm beach. >> there are about 800,000. i was just speaking with a republican in the state, 800,000 to a million votes still out. they

remember florida, florida, florida. 29 electoral votes are at stake.ll of a sudden hillary clinton has a lead there. 30% of the vote is now in. let's go over to john king at the magic wall. i want to talk about florida. all of a sudden a big chuck of votes came in and she's doing well. >> a big chunk of votes from traditionally and very important democratic areas. miami dade, 61% to 36%. that is a small basket of votes from miami dade. that is the first dump of early votes from miami dade. just to compare this. this is one thing we're going to do all night. especially in florida. 61-36. back and look, 62-38. about the same. and just after you left, palm beach county came in. donald trump has said he'll do well here. this is where mar l-a-lago is. at the moment so much. we have a long way to go. so early votes being dumped in for the most part. let's see where we go through the night. that is what hillary clinton needs to do. 61 37. when you look at that back in time 58-61. right now in the very early results hillary clinton running up the percentages s

recount in florida. a number of states are still too close to call including michigan, pennsylvania, new hampshire and wisconsin. >> you can catch some election coverage on www.wfla.com as these results continue to come in throughout the night. we will be here, our team is in the news center watching these results come in. >> you know what the best part is after tomorrow? no more commercials. of florida on this presidential election this year. >> what about the robocalls,

florida, florida, florida as tim russert used to say. as florida goes, the election will go. >> well, the interesting thing about florida is whether donald trump will have lost florida because the empire strikes back, the latinos which have traditionally not come out to vote are suddenly coming out this time around. if the latinos make the difference in this margin in florida, one can make the argument he lost that election the day gold-plated elevator 15 months ago and started talking about a wall and doubling down on rhetoric that a lot of latinos found offensive to them. early voting shows they may have come out. they are disproportionately latino this year. >> tom, is that how your polls have looked? >> it's close. it's a toss-up. sean spicer was just saying it's still very early going there. i expect it's going to be really close in florida. >> morgan, from the republican side, sean spicer talking about a heavy turnout in the panhandle. >> which is still voting, by the way. >> sure. but a huge turnout from the exit polling and just

if we can look at florida, florida is 1.2% difference, donald trump leading in the state of florida, 95% of the votes in, and it's too close to call. next, north carolina -- i should say ohio which we've been watching all night. this is a stunning number. 65% of all pre sengts are reporting it looks as if from a 10.5 point lead. it depends where the outstanding counties are, but we'll know soon enough. ohio is still too close to call. north carolina, 79% of all precincts reporting, donald trump is holding on to his lead. wake county, north carolina, still outstanding. that will be, most likely, a large hillary clinton difference, but he's winning there, and in the state of virginia, by .3% with precincts reporting, donald trump with a lead in virginia. the close tounts outside washington, d.c. which normally skew blue are yet to be tallied. ed rollins is here, dana perino is with us. what's the biggest surprise for you. >> if the spread is ten points in ohio -- he was favored to win ohio. clinton's polls must have been wrong earlier on, because they try to get that enthusiasm vote up

in florida. marco rubio decided he would run for re-election at the last minute after losing the gop nomination. even in his home state primaries. he's facing democratic too close to call even with 80% of all precincts reporting. in new hampshire the republican senator kelly ayotte facing the democratic governor, maggie hassan. this one had been close but in the late going, kelly ayotte has made a big serge. only 6% of the vote are in. we're not able to call that. in pennsylvania, the republican senator pat toomey trying to hang onto his seat against the democrat katie mcginty. in illinois the republican senator mark kirk facing off duckworth. we have just called this. tammy duckworth is the winner in the state of illinois for the united states senate. now that is a pickup for democrats. that's one pickup on the night so far for democrats. tammy duckworth unseated mark kirk. not all together surprising. we sort of expected this but in a world where you need to pick up five if you're democrat, the

who was that, florida? now, look, florida. what were mr. findlay's reading glasses doing in with my nylon panties? i don't know. maybe he was tryin' to read the washing instructions. look, mrs. findlay-- florida, you better get a grip on yourself. okay, okay. so i made one little mistake! now, look. florida, if you can't take a little constructive criticism, maybe-- listen, have you tried hormones? there you go again, blamin' everything on change of life. if phillip skinned his knee, you would holler "menopause." now, look. not having menopause is a very flimsy excuse. now, you have a job to do, florida, and i expect a day's work for a day's pay. and i give you a day's work! yes, but it takes you a week to do it! stop beatin' around the bush. why don't you come out and say it? 're trying to say? don't tell me what i'm trying to say, florida! well, you won't have to put up with me much longer, 'cause i'm quittin'. well, here we go again. all right, florida. you've had your little laugh. i'm sorry i yelled at you. i apologize. that is not why

[laughter] but my point is, we, florida, gets the blame. florida, oh, florida. but this is true of many of these stories. people like a guy decides to pleasure himself in a stuffed animal in the bedding d. of walmart -- department of walmart, he's not going to go to ohio to do that. [laughter] he's coming here, okay? we are ellis island for these people, okay? [laughter] so there's that. that's part of my defense. many of the people doing these things are not really from here. very few people are really from here, let's be honest. and there are some wonderful things about our state. we have terrific weather down here except during hurricane season which runs from june through the following june. [laughter] how many of you got taken in by matthew this year? i was holding out, because i'm so used to this. same drill, yeah, right, it's coming here. no, really, it could. you know, don't -- everybody be calm, but this could kill you. and so, you know, you're staying calm. finally, you know, they keep showing the cone and the thing, and even though you know it's not c

puerto rican vote in florida now around tampa bay is really a very critical thing for democrats. >> florida is very much up for grabs in the presidential race. >> third largest state. the bottom line, california, texas is large, florida is a swing state. it's ten media markets. it's the ultimate media state. we have to hold it long term or >> you know the man. >>> coming up fox news sunday anchor chris wallace joins us to talk about the big picture from the fox news deck on the fox broadcast network. that's next. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement?, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. and if you have more than one liberty mutual policy, saving you money on your car and home coverage. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you?. liberty mutual insurance. as a marriott rewards member, i can embrace a world full of surprising moments. the

i think we'll win florida. if you look at the report on msnbc tonight, analysis of the early voting, a tremendous cross over in the early voting. they spell victory for it. >> final question about pennsylvania. what about the projection. is the republican senator going to squeak through because of ticket-splitting? >> we have a history of ticket-splitting in pennsylvania, as you know. tim kaine has been behind hillary by two points. if hillary won by three, four or more. if hillary squeaked through i think cady would face a problem. she's been a great candidate in the fall. really has done good work. that race will be close. i think the presidential -- again, my message from pennsylvania is, is this still in the air. if we don't vote we'll lose. if we don't vote hillary will win and cady will win. >> there is going to be a swing through philadelphia on hillary clinton's calendar. more ahead on "andrea mitchell reports" live from battleground florida. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. oh no, that looks g

you have us in florida, donald trump jr. in new york. >> it does happen. >> and the control center there in washington, d.c. now says we have his audio back. your audio is back. i'll ask the question. a year and a couple of months since your father walked back down the escalator to announce his candidacy. did you ever think you'd be here now? >> listen, i've learned not to bet against him. it's been an honor and a privilege for me to go around the country and meet people who have been so affected and/or disaffected, frankly, by washington, d.c. politics. but honestly for me, for my brother, my sister, it's changed us a lot. when you see people who have gone through what they've gone through, when you see the people who have lost so much hope in their government and you see that glimmer of hope in their eyes that you may be able to change that around, it's pretty amazing. it's been a very humble and a very special year for us. >> we often talk about the commander in chief test. and whether someone running for president can pa

here. >> tell you, florida, florida, florida. the part that the polls are closing in, of course central time zone area there. i till you this. we have 71% in. clinton pulled the lead in statewide. here is your swing county of florida. as hillsboro goes in tampa. so goes the state of florida. she has a ten point lead here, you can see, still a lot of vot to covot -- of vote in hillsboro. quickly show you miami-da miami-dade. 30-point spread. see if there is hispanic surge for her. looks like it so far. but this is just early vote. we don't know what election day voting is going. >> if this goes to clinton. a lot of eyes will lock on pennsylvania. >> becomes he has to win pennsylvania and michigan. if he loses florida. he need pennsylvania and michigan. can't just get away with one of them. >> this comes back to the same area of the country. move up from florida. >> her power center. really, really could be the fact that virginia, florida, talking to robbie mook earlier. florida, virginia, pennsylvania. he said that's their backbon

the state of florida have ruled the day in florida.rida goes to donald trump. what did we say? if you're donald trump before you ever get started, you must win florida. check mark. you must win north carolina. check mark. you must win ohio. check mark. then you have to go pick up states on the west coast or around the country somewhere. we'll get to that in just a moment. this election is not over. fox news now projects hillary clinton has just won the state of california. the golden state and its 55 electoral votes go to the democrat hillary clinton. fox news projects hillary clinton will win the state of hawaii. hawaii and its 4 electoral votes go to hillary clinton. in the state of idaho, idaho now solidly red, less than 1% of all the votes are in but the 4 electoral votes go to donald trump. there's still no call in the state of oregon. oregon with its 7 electoral votes. hillary clinton with an enormous lead, but it means nothing because less than 1 pus of precincts reporting. oregon is too close to call. hillary clinton will win w

i think he can carry florida, trump, and if he carries florida and rubio went with him, there's a lot of backup for him there. >> my state went for him, i went for him, okay, he has problems but we were together on that. >> but they all have wives and daughters and sons and you have to look them in the eye that say i voted for a guy -- >> right now florida tight as a tick. >> democrats feel great about the vote in the southern part of the state. >> even if they win, it's going to be tight. >> it's going to be tight but democrats feel very optimistic about florida. >> in terms of this issue about how down ticket, particularly senate candidates deal with trump, the really interesting case is pat toomey, right, in pennsylvania. pat toomey did this great thing today where he hasn't been willing to say who he's going to vote for. he's been doing this elaborate dance, not explaining who he's voting for like there might be any possible number of answers. he waited -- polls close at 8:00 in pennsylvania. he waited until 6:45 p.m. until he voted thinking at that point he would have to admit th

florida for donald trump. with that, the ultra battle ground state goes to the republican, and the map at this point is giving him a very good path to the presidency as we speak. >> here are the numbers, craig. 99% as we said, you called it. fox 13 has called it. donald trump with a big win, a very big win. winning the state of florida. 51% to 49%. all the totals in. it's about 130,000 votes, and >> yes, it certainly has, and of course, craig made the decision, you know, called it just a few minutes ago. the numbers really have, even though broward came in, we were waiting on that, that was the last piece of the puzzle for state of florida, so craig, now you're watching north carolina, ohio is still trending toward trump. you're watching iowa, michigan, what other states are you really paying close attention to. >> well, ohio's no surprise. we saw this coming tor donald trump. he's winning by 10%. it's a state he needs for this one is razor close as it has been the last eight years, but you have donald trump h

have to win florida. donald trump has to win florida. if he doesn't, he is almost precluded in realistic terms from getting there. once he's got it, though, i don't know how narrow a path we're talking about for clinton. she doesn't need it, but if she doesn't have it, how much harder is it going to be for her to get there. that's one of the things everybody has in mind looking toward that florida number. we're getting to 93% now. i think steve actually has a little bit more to explain to us about what's coming in. >> didn't james carville just make news too with virginia? i feel like headlines are being written off what james carville just said about virginia. >> he said if we lose virginia, we're losing the election. >> there's a lot we're seeing that i don't think anybody in politics expected they'd be seeing tonight. let me take you through florida and what's left of the vote. the gap is 132,000 votes in florida. she needs to make up against -- oh, this stupid thing. okay. 132,000 votes. now, you just

voting florida. i think that will help us break 2012 turnout levels in terms of miami-dade county, which is a huge powerhouse county for democrats. we can't win florida without running up the votes in miami-dade. you are seeing early vote in clark county, a huge democratic stronghold area. and even in a state like north carolina, which we think is going to be tight and probably going to be late to be called, where initially this was talk of a drop-off in african american turnout, we've not only made up gains there in the second week of early voting in north it with a surge, 83% increase in latino participation in early voting in north carolina. so i think that's going to be one of the emerging storylines tonight. >> pelley: bryan, another emerging storyline from our exit poll information is that donald trump is leading hillary clinton among white women in ohio, north carolina, georgia, and virginia. does that surprise you? >> this is a demographic that he was leading with from a very early point in t

, florida, florida. >> reporter: and in the end, a mere 537 votes cast by people move in to the white house. >> again, saying 16 years ago, it's hard to believe it's been that long. but every election, tim russert said it well, florida, florida, florida. and as a result, electronic voting machines were abandoned and today florida mail in ballots and it's on the same scan machines with a paper trail. >> yeah, it's changed voting forever in florida. one thin clinton campaign just announced that vice president joe biden and his wife jill will be in tampa tomorrow. >> florida, florida, florida. thank you for joining us this morning. go vote. >>> this sunday, the final days before the election. and a mad scramble by both candidates. hillary clinton targeting her check mate states. >> tonight, i want to roar. >> donald trump, still searching for a path to 270. >> nobody said it was going to be easy for us. but w will never be stopped. never, ever be stopped. >> we'll get the latest from our correspondents on t

let's have a look at florida. florida, is issue that has not dropped yet. we have estimated it is likely to go donald trump sway. there is nearly 100% of the vote in and it is 9 million donald trump is ahead by just a little over 100,000 out of 9 million. >> when donald trump was in wisconsin recently i remember him telling voters if you have already early voting and you want to change it, please feel free to do so.>> there is no indication that many people did that but what they did learn is that they were able to -- they have something like the airport -- they had tens of thousands. >> at pennsylvania. >> pennsylvania charlie, we still show as a toss up state, there have been more than four million cast. she is ahead by a hundred thousand votes. 81% of the vote has been counted so far. so still a toss up there. another toss up assignor awe was noting is -- as norah was noting is this is a campaign they fully expected they would carry and with 55% of the vote in, donald trump is ahead by votes out of two and-a-half million that have been cast. so this is c

florida state, florida wouldn't schedule them for the longest time. and then they were forced to schedule them. the miami/florida state rivalry is a little bit more respectful. there's a little bit more bitter feelings in this one, between the seminoles and the gators. the schools are closer together. and the feelings are a little bit more intense between the two schools. >> joe: for year, florida wouldn't play them. wouldn't come here. for the older fans, it means a lot especially. austin appleby, 14 of 29 tonight, only 109 yards passing. as he cranks this up and gets it complete to lewis. all the injuries that florida has had to deal with. they've been shuffling up that offensive line, as another strike to lewis. of course, luke del rio was ahead of appleby on the quarterback depth chart. there he is. we invite you to stay tuned for mac and mark and stan. curious to hear their opinions, as to what has happened today. cassidy's done a great job all night long, as well. final half minute here in tallahassee. appleby with cronkrite out of the backfield

florida. >> florida, florida, florida. i mentioned in the beginning, the state that's been the bellwether has been hillsboro county. ta a hillsboro county, hillary clinton has a big lead. that doesn't mean it's going to continue to be a bellwether, but it's always been one. overall in florida, the count is incredibly tight. it's still donald trump with a slight lead, but as i mentioned, a lot of democratic votes still to be counted. >> polls just closed in other battleground states. michigan, 16 electoral votes, matthew dowd. michigan has also been one of the states, like pennsylvania, republicans towards the end think, this is one we can get. >> they looked at the limited nature of the map for donald trump, the places where he could win the election, he needed to flip a blue state. they went for wisconsin, pennsylvania, then settled on michigan. then the clinton folks got nervous about bunch of surrogates there in the last days. it's a state that's divided. detroit will vote overwhelmingly for hillary clinton, and the res

to pull it off he has to win in florida. >> florida. that's why trump and pence spent so much time in florida over the past few days. it's why hillary clinton and tim kaine and president obama, by the way, crisscross florida as well. >> the rallies and stump speeches aren't designed to win over undecided voters. the goal is to motivate your own supporters to get them out and vote. for example, when president obama stopped in north florida republican country, voter turnout. polling shows african american voters overwhelmingly favor hillary clinton. >> it comes down to turnout. that's why they have the rallies here, whichever side does a better job of exciting his or her base is going to win, right? >> not win. we could have a tie as we explained. >> that's right. if you watched last night you worked under the circumstances through the tie combinations. what was the bottom line? >> the changes of a tie go >> a small tate but reliably leaning hillary clinton for weeks if not months. that's in the blue column. let's go to the fox decision d

in florida at the moment donald trump has to win florida.e is up by two tenths of a percentage point. remember last time around barack obama beat mitt romney by one percentage point in florida. we go from florida to ohio. ohio another one of the battleground states where trump has to win. the feeling is that he has got to win states like florida ohio and north carolina which we will check on a little bit later but at the moment he is six points behind. hillary clinton counting in ohio , still a lot of counting to go on that one. michigan is another one where was assumed by some that trump was going to do very well. he at this point in accounting and once again it's early, he is not doing well. he is down by a point as you see in the numbers so far with clinton obviously ahead. in that key state of north carolina which is held by the republicans, north carolina, is held by the republicans last time around at this point five points down to hillary clinton in north carolina. with trump leading in florida at the moment but trailing in the other

florida. there is deep and abiding anxiety within trump tower about what they're seeing in florida because they know-- and have said over and over-- there is no trump path to the presidency without florida's 29 electoral votes, and they are deeply turnout for hillary clinton, plus a softening of suburban, college-educated women for donald trump. and in that reason, trump has urged florida supporters to get to the polls. and it's a two-tiered system in florida. 67 counties, 10 of them on the central time zone, and some of those counties don't close until 9:00 p.m. eastern. so that strategic urging from trump has real value in those counties opinion because mitt romney in 2012, cleared more obama. trump needs to find every vote he can in florida. hence, the urging of supporters to get there before the polls close. scott and norah. >> pelley: major garrett for us tonight. major, thank you very much. let's go over to nancy cordes, who is at the jacob javitz center here in new york city on the west

florida state, florida wouldn't schedule them for the longest time. and then they were forced to schedule them. the miami/florida state rivalry is a little bit more respectful. there's a little bit more bitter feelings in this one, between the seminoles and the gators. the schools are closer together. and the feelings are a little bit more intense between the two schools. >> joe: for year, florida wouldn p for the older fans, it means a lot especially. austin appleby, 14 of 29 tonight, only 109 yards passing. as he cranks this up and gets it complete to lewis. has had to deal with. they've been shuffling up that offensive line, as another strike to lewis. of course, luke del rio was ahead of appleby on the quarterback depth chart. there he is. we invite you to stay tuned for the ford wrapup after the game. mac and mark and stan. curious to hear their opinions, as to what has happened today. cassidy's done a great job all night long, as well. final half minute here in tallahassee. appleby with cronkrite out of the backfield, as he steps out inside the

>> florida, florida, florida. i believe i'm going to see the early vote out of florida and we will learn a lot from that. that's the ball game. >> anything they didn't mention? >> michigan. i'm interested in michigan and that's the question a lot of michigan gop operatives are saying is that there is a chance for trump there. that's something we had not seen and i wonder hoe close it will be up there. >> is there a path for trump without florida? >> i don't see how it happens without florida. i really don't. there are so many ways that if anything goes wrong, he is short. he has to run the table. that's tough. >> without florida, he has to have michigan. and something else probably. because florida is so huge. he has to have michigan and something else. >> and north carolina. no one has any idea. that could go either way. i feel like that's the true closest race. >> absolutely. >> the larger story that i think is going on here is the north-south thing. how we reversed. trying to find a kickoff. >> if michigan is a

florida state, florida wouldn't schedule them for the longest time. and then they were forced to schedule them. the miami/florida state rivalry is a little bit more respectful. there's a little bit more bitter feelings in this one, between the seminoles and the gators. the schools are closer together. and the feelings are a little bit more intense between the two schools. >> joe: for year, florida wouldn't play them. wouldn't come here. for the older fans, lot especially. austin appleby, 14 of 29 tonight, only 109 yards passing. as he cranks this up and gets it complete to lewis. past midfield. all the injuries that florida they've been shuffling up that offensive line, as another strike to lewis. of course, luke del rio was ahead of appleby on the quarterback depth chart. there he is. we invite you to stay tuned for the ford wrapup after the game. mac and mark and stan. curious to hear their opinions, as to what has happened today. cassidy's done a great job all night long, as well. final half minute here in tallahassee. appleby with cronkrite out of

florida state, florida wouldn't schedule them for the longest time. and then they were forced to schedule them. the miami/florida state rivalry is a little bit more respectful. there's a little bit more bitter feelings in this one, between the seminoles and the gators. the schools are closer together. and the feelings are a little bit more intense between the two schools. >> joe: for year, florida wouldn't play them. wouldn't come here. for the older fans, it means a lot especially. austin appleby, 14 of 29 tonight, only 109 yards passing. as he cranks this up and gets it complete to lewis. past midfield. all the injuries that florida has had to deal with. they've been shuffling up that offensive line, as another strike to lewis. of course, luke del rio was ahead of appleby on the quarterback depth chart. there he is. we invite you to stay tuned for the ford wrapup after the game. mac and mark and stan. curious to hear their opinions, as to what has happened today. cassidy's done a great job all night long, as well. final half minute here in tallahass

florida and ohio. utah was just called for trump as well, and we're watching very closely michigan and wisconsin and arizona. we will be right back. stay with us. not getting your best sleep? could be you've got the wrong bed. enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. right now save $500 on the queen cse mattress with sleepiq technology. sampling the best cheese we for two reasonsrld one, to bring them all back for you to enjoy and two, we got to each a bunch of really good cheese along the way. publix deli specialty cheese. over 36 varieties to fall in love with. >> all right. back to your presidential numbers now. the popular vote for u.s. president with 61% of our numbers in, donald trump still hanging in there with 49% over hillary clinton's 47%. a little more than -- well, almost two and a half million votes separating them. take a looat presidential numbers. these closed out by fox 13's political editor craig pat

i think florida is going to be this year's florida. they're incredibly close. you have high hispanic turnout, lower african-american turnout in north carolina. those are the two along with new hampshire, maine's second congressional district and i believe nebraska, too, are the ones to look at. >> we've had some results already come in from nebraska. david, what do you think? we have 15 electoral votes in north carolina, 29 in florida. how do you think it's going to play out? >> it's going to end not in capri's home state of ohio. >> you are correct. >> the bell weather state is going to be pennsylvania. >> okay. >> should donald trump get a victory there, he is well positioned to ultimately get the electoral votes he needs. and the fact that hillary clinton spent last night in philadelphia and spent time this weekend in pennsylvania says everything you need to know about this race, that democrats a few weeks ago, a month ago were crowing that we're going to put georgia in play, we're going to put arizona in play and now democrats are in states that should be t

that is pretty much strew all -- too much to all over florida. west florida stays open. it's still 7:00 there but it's i wanted to talk about something interesting about florida. when you think about all of the people we have here, it is almost split evenly when it comes to democrat, republican and independent. how important is the independent vote>> florida has one of the highest percentages of independence but the fact of the matter is some research indicates that independence tend to be former democrats or republicans who want to shed the label but tend to vote the same way they always did. the problem is, it's very difficult to predict how de florida law, if you have no party affiliation, you can't vote in the primaries so there is no paper trail. a couple surveys recently have indicated that donald trump leads hillary clinton nationally by about 12 points among independents. >> that bodes pretty well for him thinking that we will break -- they will break his way hispanic vote which is coming out in unprecedented numbers. not so much enamored by hillary clinton but o

florida, florida, florida, chuck said. our decision night in america >>> we are back on this decision night in america. it is 8:00 in the east. one of the biggest moments of the night as polls have just closed in a slew of states. 16 in all and district of columbia. let's t y florida, we have been watching that raw vote come in. right now too close to call in florida. pennsylvania. another big one. battleground state. too early to call. pennsylvania too early to call. new hampshire. too early to call. now we have hey bunch of states here in which there are projected winners starting with alabama. we project that donald trump wins alabama. delaware, will also go to hillary clinton. district of columbia to hillary clinton. illinois, her home state goes to hillary clinton. as well as the state of maryland. and massachusetts also in the clinton column. mississippi, we projected donald trump wins in mississippi. new jersey, to clinton. oklahoma the projected winner donald trump. rhode island, hillary clinton. let's look at the

in florida. hence, the urging of supporters to get there before the polls close. scott and norah. >> pelley: major garrett for us tonight. major, thank you very much. let's go over to nancy cordes, who is at the jacob javitz center here in new york city on the west side, where the hillary clinton campaign intends to have its party tonight. nancy. >> reporter: and, scott, they're not popping the champagne corks just yet, but they probably are thinking about how good it might taste, and that's because all of the data that they're seeing-- and this is a data-driven campaign-- matches up with what they expected. good news for the clinton campaign because they have so many paths to those 270 electoral votes. they are especially heartened by that turnout in key democratic counties in florida that major was just talking about. they can win without winning florida, but donald trump cannot. anecdotally, what they're hearing from their army of volunteers across the country is that there is a lot of enthusi

florida state, florida wouldn't schedule them for the longest time. and then they were forced to schedule them. the miami/florida state rivalry is a little bit more respectful. there's a little bit more bitter feelings in this one, between the seminoles and the gators. the schools are closer together. and the feelings are a little bit more intense between the two schools. >> joe: for year, florida dn for the older fans, it means a lot especially. austin appleby, 14 of 29 tonight, only 109 yards passing. as he cranks this up and gets it complete to lewis. has had to deal with. they've been shuffling up that offensive line, as another strike to lewis. of course, luke del rio was ahead of appleby on the quarterback depth chart. there he is. we invite you to stay tuned for the ford wrapup after the game. mac and mark and stan. curious to hear their opinions, as to what has happened today. cassidy's done a great job all night long, as well. final half minute here in tallahassee. appleby with cronkrite out of the backfield, as he steps out inside the 30. yo

, and hello, florida.re going to be watching that from the control booth. rashad, with the -- "wall street journal" has said in places like florida, north carolina, the black early vote turnout is down about 7% or so. but given the fact that barack obama is not on the ballot, how do you weigh that number? is it a good number? >> we have seen attacks to early voting. we have seen polling places move. we have seen a whole lot of things that are also at play. there has been an ongoing, steady uptick in black voter turnout since 1993. and that's oftentimes not a story we tell. we think about black turnout, just going up because of barack obama. black folks' participation has been steadily increasing. but that increase has to translate into real changes in terms of policy, in terms of practices. so, yes, barack obama is not at the top of the ticket. but i do think that the history of black civic participation, the history of progressive and democratic victories has consistently relied on black people turning ou

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