the republican incumbent now, who is retiring, which is why you have fetterman and oz, wins northampton county, swing voters. will they be influenced by the debate last night? the other place, anderson, would be down here as always, the suburban color around philadelphia. pat toomey won two of these counties, bucks county and he won chester county. he was re-elected to the united states senate. donald trump carried pennsylvania in 2016. in those suburbs they have been trending democratic. hillary clinton carried them both. so the suburbs around philadelphia, especially bucks county and northampton county, that's where i would look. give it a few days to settle in. we will see the impact. >> when it comes to control of the house, how does the map shift? >> republicans are optimistic. where we are now at the moment, 2022, this is the current house right now. if you look at the balance of power in the house, you see the narrow democratic majority. republicans need a net gain of five. why are republicans confident? if we were having this conversation a couple months ago, they would say maybe 15. n

anderson, you see those trump 2024 signs in a very important place like northampton county. . the question is five weeks before tonight, going county to county. as the polls start to close 8:00. can democrats keep the house? what's happening in the senate race? what's happening in the governor's race? will there be ticket splitting? that's one of the fascinating questions. i'll be there and then we'll move west. >> we talked about georgia earlier in the program. the democrats are able to hold on to georgia which by no means is given, where else will republicans be looking to take back control of the senate? >> that's where it gets fascinating in the sense the first thing you want to do is hold your own. can republicans hold pennsylvania? pat toomey not running for re-election. dr. oz versus john fetterman. republicans need to hold it. democrats think they can get it. 50-50. if democrats can get it, moves to 51. where are republicans going to look? they'll throw a lot of money to georgia. the money will stay in georgia. it will. watch in a week, two weeks, three weeks. if the

i would start, remember i was in the program, i was talking about northampton county. this is a swing county north of -- you see it right here, you see some past campaigns, i will show you why it is so important. number one, let's go back to 2020 and let's bring up the presidential race. joe biden just barely wins this swing county. he wins the commonwealth, he wins the presidency. if you go back to the 2016, the presesidential ra, donald trump narrowly winds northampton county, wins pennsylvania, and wins the presidency. 2016 also interesting because of a senate race at here, if you look around, pat toomey, the republican incumbent now who is not, running he is retiring which is why you have fetterman and odds, puck to mean hourly winds north hampton county, a swing county, swing voters, who will they be influenced? it will be down here as always, the suburban color around philadelphia. look at what happened in 2016. pat toomey won two of the suburban counties. just barely, but he won bucks county, and he won chester county. he was reelected to the united states senat

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