>> Flipping this election, but we shall see is Georgia and that state's secretary of state Brad Raffensperger is with us now, Mister secretary good morning on a busy morning, I guess with the big question is how that yeah we want to know what are we going to get your votes when we're going to find out who's won your state. >> Well, we have about 2% left to go we had great success yesterday. We have 4.7 million voters voted record breaker for us beats that 4.1 in 2016. The average wait time of only 2 minutes statewide average. We have 2% left to go. And you can see where we are right now with the results of important I don't think will change any outcomes, but that's what really people that make those predictions to what we'll do is get. >> I was interesting that we just get into the good part there because the secretary of state said they got 2% left to count check. But he did not think it would change the outcome that's interesting but then he deferred to the prognosticators which I think is a new. >> Look I get to say what our model say is where those counties are they are heavily Democratic counties. And it's the Atlanta number so it is going to shrink. You know perhaps you know if I were an arbiter of an election result, I wouldn't want to be the one saying yes and when we have the vote will change the result. I think his job is to be the umpire let's ask Mister secretary can you hear me now you just were saying something like phone bomb. >> Okay, well fair, you're busy guy probably all your friends want to know the same thing we want to know what is going to report its results. But you said something interesting Sir you said 2% left to count didn't think however that it would be changing the outcome is that based on your analysis of where those votes are outstanding or you just guessing it because of the fact that it's only 2%. >> We don't guess what we do is report we just see where the candidates are right now and both presidential congressional senatorial you look at how the votes are out there even if one of the candidates got a 100% probably would be enough to do to move it one way or the other gotcha but it is what it is will just wait everything's done the county's working
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>> Flipping this election, but we shall see is Georgia and that state's secretary of state Brad Raffensperger is with us now, Mister secretary good morning on a busy morning, I guess with the big question is how that yeah we want to know what are we going to get your votes when we're going to find out who's won your state. >> Well, we have about 2% left to go we had great success yesterday. We have 4.7 million voters voted record breaker for us beats that 4.1 in 2016. The average wait time of only 2 minutes statewide average. We have 2% left to go. And you can see where we are right now with the results of important I don't think will change any outcomes, but that's what really people that make those predictions to what we'll do is get. >> I was interesting that we just get into the good part there because the secretary of state said they got 2% left to count check. But he did not think it would change the outcome that's interesting but then he deferred to the prognosticators which I think is a new. >> Look I get to say what our model say is where those counties are they are heavily Democratic counties. And it's the Atlanta number so it is going to shrink. You know perhaps you know if I were an arbiter of an election result, I wouldn't want to be the one saying yes and when we have the vote will change the result. I think his job is to be the umpire let's ask Mister secretary can you hear me now you just were saying something like phone bomb. >> Okay, well fair, you're busy guy probably all your friends want to know the same thing we want to know what is going to report its results. But you said something interesting Sir you said 2% left to count didn't think however that it would be changing the outcome is that based on your analysis of where those votes are outstanding or you just guessing it because of the fact that it's only 2%. >> We don't guess what we do is report we just see where the candidates are right now and both presidential congressional senatorial you look at how the votes are out there even if one of the candidates got a 100% probably would be enough to do to move it one way or the other gotcha but it is what it is will just wait everything's done the county's working
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