let's fire jean sheen, okay? here's your video. >> anand a descendent of georgia governor debate between nathan deal who is seeking his fourth term, democratic charter jason carter an independent challenger andrew hunt. "the cook political report" list this race as leans republican. jason carter is the grandson of former president jimmy carter. this was held in atlanta, georgia, and is about one hour. ♪ ♪ >> the 2014 atlanta press club loudermilk young debate series brought to you live from georgia public broadcasting. the race for governor. try for giving everyone. i'm brenda wood, anchor for 11 alive news and linda. would like to welcome you and our live studio audience to the atlantic press club, loudermilk young debate series a raging from the status of georgia public broadcasting in atlanta. this is the debate between the candidates for georgia's governor. let's meet the candidates. they are in alphabetical order jason carter who is represented to the 42nd senate district in the georgia state legislature sin

what percentage of the time did these democratic candidates, kay hagan, jean what sheen, if you go tostates, udall, mary landrieu, they're all in the 97% range voting with obama. they all voted for obamacare. they're all trying to distance themselves from obama. kay hagan four times denying, wouldn't answer she voted for him. that's a big issue. obama's a big factor. >> hagan seems to be up on tillis about four points. tillis was on america's newsroom with us earlier in the week. but look at this number here. >> that number is very telling. two recent polls in north carolina had hagan up by two. so that's within the margin. all right, bill. good to see you, man. appreciate it. don't miss "america's newsroom". >>> coming up, if those bad poll numbers are not enough, we have another reason why democrats should be in panic mode. coming up next, we'll lay out the reasons why north carolina senator kay hagan may soon want to start packing her boxes. now here is a hint. >> people who like their insurance and their doctors keep them. if you like your insurance and your doctors, you keep them

. >> i think the most important number is 50 which is the number that jean hah sheen has never been below in the courgs of our polling up until this morning's track which has her at 52%. and so the reality is that new hampshire is a notoriously if i cannle state. both house members have flipped back and forth over the last two or three sickles. we prepare for and expect close races everywhere which is why over the last eight cycles we have won most of the close races everywhere. and it doesn't surprise us that scott brown would be a 467 or 47%. the problem is it's a two-way race and 7% doesn't do it. >> so guy, nate's 538 says that republicans have a 64.0 -- i love the point zero part. chance of winning the majority. the upshot in the "new york times" gives republicans a moderate edge, 689%, the "washington post" is hedging their bets republicans have a 93% chance. to control the senate. on the way over here in the cab i got an email from your press shop and the subject line guy is cautiously optimistic about the election. why? >> well, i would offer four other prediction that is nate mad

and on thursday night debate with jean ha sheen and scott brown.hese will be live from the studios on nh1 in concord and broadcast on new hampshire public radio at 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. if you have questions for candidates, send us a email on facebook or. i want to thank congressman frank guinta. congresswoman carol shea-porter for tonight's debate. thank you at home for watching. ♪ >> as campaign 2014 heads into the homestretch we're continuing to show you debates from around the country. join us tonight for more on our companion network c-span at 8:00, it is a debate between candidates to be alaska's next senator, democratic incumbent mark begich is up against republican dan sullivan. couple hours later we go to virginia's 7th congressional district represented by eric cantor before his primary loss this year. the candidates are republican dave bratt and democrat jack trammel. . . >> in races that will determine control of the next congress. and this tuesday night watch c-span's live election night coverage to see who wins, who loses and which party