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and democrat mary peltola is the winner of the at large congressional seat.ngressman peltola, the first indigenous alaskan to serve in congress, defeated. former governor and republican vice presidential nominee sarah palin with nearly 55% of the vote. that is a live stream, i imagine, of the ranked choice voting that they beam out to the world as they tabulate there. the alaska -- elections. this has been another not-so- great run up to thanksgiving for palin, 14 years after her infamous turkey pardoning gaffe , with a weak stomach, you may want to look away. >> oh well, this was neat. i was happy to get to be invited to participate in this , and, you know. for one, you need a little bit of levity in this job, especially with so much that has gone on in the last couple of months that has been so political, obviously. it is nice to get out and do something to promote a local business and just participate in something that isn't so heavy-handed politics, that invites criticism. certainly, we are getting criticism for even doing this too, but this was fun. >> n

there was a lot of enthusiasm for mary peltola, native alaskan, who ended up getting the most numbervotes. but it looks like she did not get the majority. however, voters, because there is rank-choice voting in alaska, were able to rank their choices. it may play out similarly to the special election. the bottom vote-getter will be eliminated, and those votes will be reallocated to other candidates. i believe representative peltola , in office now, campaigned in a way that engaged voters deeply. if you do not want to vote for me for your first choice, vote for me for your second choice. that is also a benefit of wreck choice voting. it forces candidates to really engage all voters, as opposed to saying, if you will not vote for me, i will just move on to the next voter. amy: talk about portland, maine, and evanston, illinois. george: one important thing to know, there are different versions of rank-choice voting. we need to know that we use a system called winner take all. this is an old system that dates back to the 1400's. beginning in the 1800s, there were big reforms, as the fran

there for results right before the special election when mary peltola, the democrat, won the house race first time. in the weeks between the special election and general election we saw many staffers for the former congressman don young who held that seat for decades come forward and say that this would be a continuation of young's legacy by putting mary peltola in this seat. there was a lot of crossover between republicans and democrats alike. that's the point of the ranked choice voting system. take hyperpartisanship out of it and tends to favor more moderates candidates. i don't mean it in an ideological sense but a consensus-building sense. you look at the fact peltola came out of this, many alaskans felt more national than alaska focused and a state that certainly thinks their folk es needs to be on what alaskan the niece nod the broader national republican party and conservative agenda. that was striking on the palin front, but the murkowski battle was always one viewed as a top proxy battle for former president donald trump who went to the state said something on the lines she wa

the front page has the story, republican senator lisa murkowski and mary peltola have been re-electede who they beat. two trump-backed candidates. i want to bring in former florida republican congressman, and julie manchester who covers politics for the hill. thank you, both. former president trump won alaska by ten points two years ago. both of his candidates lost. what do you think happened there? >> happening thanksgiving. democracy reformers all over the country are ecstatic about this alaska result. ranked choice voting, the system they use in alaska which is used in maine and a few other states, has yielded the two moderate candidates, senator murkowski and congresswoman peltola were running against candidates who are extremes and they both emerged victorious. these two republicans and a democrat endorsed each other during the campaign. so the alaska result we had to wait a long time to get it, but it really does stand out in our political system. >> yeah, and julie, standing out, one of -- out of the seven republican senators who voted to convict trump on impeachment, murkowski

republican senator lisa murkowski beating her trump-endorsed challenger, and democrat congresswoman mary peltolating republican challengers including former vice presidential nominee sarah palin to win a full term to represent the state's at-large congressional district. she has held the seat since winning a special election in august, following the death of longtime g.o.p. congressman don young. fox news media is partnering with the police athletic league to donate hundreds of gifts to kids in new york city. fox employees purchased and wrapped nearly 500 presents to put under the all-american christmas tree out on fox square during the tree lighting earlier this week. the director explained the group's mission. >> for people to grow, find mentorship, and partner with our great partners in law enforcement. to keep them safe and keep them inspired for the future. >> carley: if you would like to donate to this incredible cause, go to this website on your screen down at the bottom, guys. in a little bit of news is being made outside right now. there's a massive crowd of people waiting to watch the

democrat mary peltola, former state lawmaker, beat sarah palin in the ranked choice voting.ent lisa murkowski won reelection and she has beat out the trunk backed candidate. that means alaska, sending to moderates to represent them in washington. there are two house seats still to be called. stay tuned. >> arthel: end date. south carolina congressman james clybourn is saying that the 80-year-old president should run again. that as some other members of the democratic party are openly expressing their doubts. let's bring in fox news contributor and associate editor of "the wall street journal" john bussey. do the democrats have a dilemma on their hands? >> they do in some respect because he is 80 years old. that is weighing on the democrats. they see a field of younger candidates peered potential candidates for president coming up post biden. worry if it's not donald trump and a younger republican, that he would be running against if he has the stamina for it. the flip side is that clyburn is really influential. he was the one who endorsed biden in 2020 and not cut south caro

mary peltola and the republican sarah palin. 2008 vice presidential nominee. und, mary portola prevailed in a large part because of alaska's ranked choice voting. the rule is that if neither candidate gets 50% on the first ballot, you go to second choice preferences. and those get tabulated -- both candidates are -- the democrat has a lead here. the rule is it will be november 23rd. the day before thanksgiving at the second choice ballots would have related. if neither candidate gets 50% of the first. >> let's turn to the breaking news about the dems keeping control of the senate now. this new article that you've written. a senate in democratic hands clears the path for biden to keep remaking the courts. how significant is it for the democrats to have this ability to keep remaking the courts. what does that reshaping look like? >> enormous, alex. this is when the most consequential thing is president biden has done. now he gets two years of a clear runway to do it. knowing that democrats control the senate. republicans -- simply refused to hold votes on those j

reporting done on the ground, based on the fact that even there was reports that sarah palin liked mary peltola, and that i think was a big factor here as well. what is so striking is that, yes, we're right, it is a heavily red district at large district there. all of alaska. heavily red. state. and democrats want a seat like that but lost ten seats in other states across the country. which, if they have been able to keep those bluer seats, they would have been able to potentially make that a smaller margin in the house or have potentially held on to the house. so we saw where they kind of dropped the ball a bit in some of the bluer seats. but were able to win or really give republicans a run for their money in very competitive districts. >> look at super blue new york. the losses they have there another story, "the washington post" has a new story describing some tension within the january 6 committee, specifically that staffers there are angry at liz cheney, one of the vice chairs because she's focusing on the final report so much on the actions of donald trump, on and around january 6. i'm g

across the country now from georgia to alaska and for the second time in three months democrat mary peltola won the seat. she's the first native american seated in office after she won the race to replace don young who died back in march. in both elections the new congresswoman defeated 2008 vice presidential candidate sarah palin. lisa murkowski won another term. she handed another defeat to former president trump beating his endorsed recall candidate. >>> still ahead, americans spent thursday giving thanks and giving retailers a record amount of cash. cnbc will join us just ahead with more on that story. fun dining creating your own ultimate feast... ...is the ultimate form of shell-fish-pression. create your own ultimate feast is here. choose 4 of 10, like new cheddar bay shrimp. welcome to fun dining. my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ray's a1c is down with rybelsus®. i'm down with rybelsus®. my a1c is down with rybelsus®. in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. in the same study, people taking rybelsus® lost more w

we saw this happen in the special election in the house race in alaska certainly with mary peltola endednning their over palin. if it has to go to a second round, this is the top four people that advance and that has to go to -- if no candidate gets 50% then ranked choice voting. we would not see those number two votes and they would not be released for at least a week or more. >> jessica taylor is the governor and senate at a tour for cook political report with amy walter, we appreciate you being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> we will come back and take your calls and hear your voices in just a minute after we check in. >> i want to follow up on what is happening in nevada, this is a longtime political observer of nevada politics, his tweet after 9 p.m. eastern time, it appears to be a research issue that will prevent clark county, the biggest county in nevada, 74% of the population in clark county. officials fromabating the dropbox mail and any mail that comes in today he is told they only have the personnel to tabulate the early male votes before today and in person today , t

including republican sarah palin and nick begich, independents like al gross and democrats including mary peltola. the top four advanced though gross dropped out. in the general election, voters ranked their choices in order of preference. the candidate with the fewest first place votes, begich, was eliminated, and his votes redistributed to those voters' second choice. because many of them preferred the democrat to his fellow republican, peltola, who finished fourth in the primary, won the seat. >> you have right now independents who are on the outside looking in. if you give independents a real voice, then you wind up with different results. and our recommended changes don't advantage one party or another. they advantage the voters. >> reporter: while the party works to popularize the new rules it needs to thrive, it's also trying to influence the system as it is, by endorsing independent-minded candidates this cycle and planning to run their own congressional and senate candidates in 2024. but not necessarily a presidential ticket. >> we'll do anything we can to make sure that donald trump doe

for the second time in three months democrat mary peltola won the alaska at large seat.lection to replace don young who died in march. in both elections she defeated 2008 vice presidential candidate sarah palin. meanwhile republican senator lisa murkowski won another term and handed another los to former president trump defeating the endorsed candidate. the results in both races delayed in part because of the state's new ranked choice voting system. >> a lot to talk about there. jonathan, a lot to talk about there. sarah palin losing i think in part because of the ranked choice system but listening to sarah palin and campaigning saying positive things about the democratic opponent, saying that they were friends. really shows that ranked voting which i think other state wills start adopting, really discourages the rhetorical flame throwing because you are not just playing to a small base. there's a ranked voting. don't want to go out and say these people are evil. that group is bad. so it certainly looked -- one part of the story. second part is lisa murkowski. >> hello.

in alaska, mary peltola has one reelection.tative of the house and she will serve a two-year term in january. laura global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. tom: we are talking about central banks, fomc, south africa raising their rates 75 basis points. we also got some lines from the ecb schnabel speaking in london saying that data suggest there is limited room to slow the pace of hikes from the european central bank. coming up, we will look ahead to the/china relation coming out the meaning between biden and president xi. tina fordham with deep insight on china. we will get her insight. stay with us, this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to bloomberg markets, i am tom mackenzie and london. officials in washington and taipei have been in touch since the meeting between biden and president xi. for the latest let's bring in lisa fordham. tina, thank you so much for joining us. let's start with that meeting. there seems to be som

show you this, when we talk about the main maine race earlier -- today she's running against -- mary peltolacond, choice and then it's very possible that the democrats believe that the special elections you will get to the finish -- line we will see. we are not there yet. that's why we say it is possible when you add it. if you add those as well and you have those then you have 214. realistic. it's quite realistic democrats get that number. now, the question is, can they get for more? can i get to 218? so, let's look at that. you come in here and you look at alaska. just want to acknowledge straight-up -- this is a scenario -- number two, this is a reach. it's difficult. it's hard for democrats to get to 218. these districts that you see in the pink or purple shade, they include lauren boebert here in western colorado. she's a trump acolyte, very well-known in conservative circles. she is ahead now. she was trailing last night and they are still counting votes out here. and in four, former dale council member, running a tough race, benefiting from a big win by the democratic governor, a good