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[00:00:00] some investigations,
[00:00:01] what the election surely, uh, actions
[00:00:04] and with are taken to stop
[00:00:06] of the victory of something like this, but in general, these
[00:00:09] lines will continue and this
[00:00:13] administration, as far as the president is concerned,
[00:00:16] can make decisions that from a
[00:00:19] realistic point of view, of sanity, of politics,
[00:00:23] of, uh, even within the parameters of
[00:00:27] the United States, could be considered
[00:00:30] truly disproportionate. It cannot
[00:00:34] be ruled out based on what
[00:00:38] uh he, as a person, interprets as
[00:00:41] going against the interests of uh the United States, which in
[00:00:45] reality he sees as his own interests, and he believes that
[00:00:49] he won when everyone knows he didn't win.
[00:00:52] So we would have to wait to see not
[00:00:55] only that an electoral
[00:00:58] result and all the
[00:01:02] opinions and criteria are consolidated,
[00:01:05] but also what reaction President
[00:01:08] Trump may have based on the results, how he interprets
[00:01:12] them, and what variations he plans to apply.
[00:01:16] I want to thank you
[00:01:20] for joining us on this special program, for sharing your valuable
[00:01:23] opinion and analysis, by the way, regarding foreign
[00:01:27] policy, regarding domestic policy, and above all, these scenarios that
[00:01:30] open up if the Democrats' victory is consolidated
[00:01:34] and a defeat that could be described as historical
[00:01:37] also for the Republican wing. What will
[00:01:39] happen in the midst of all this situation? Well, we will see in
[00:01:43] the coming hours when it is 100% consolidated, while
[00:01:47] the election of some governors in favor of
[00:01:50] the Democratic wing, including the Senate of the United
[00:01:54] States, is also ratified. Luis René Fernández
[00:01:58] Tavio is with us, and a researcher at the Center for Demographic Studies
[00:02:02] of the University of Havana. Thank you for joining us regarding these
[00:02:06] results. What is also being officially
[00:02:08] consolidated within the hemicycle, within
[00:02:12] the United States Congress, has to do with the Senate, one of the
[00:02:16] very disputed scenarios also this day. So far,
[00:02:19] nine for the Democrats and two for the Republicans, zero for the
[00:02:23] independents. Let's remember that there are 35 seats
[00:02:26] in dispute, but this marks
[00:02:29] increased the cost of something key. One of the seats has just
[00:02:32] been lost by
[00:02:33] lead in all three, in the Republicans, that is, today it falls into the hands of the Democrats, Mariana. This is not a
[00:02:37] minor detail, it is a minor detail and the winner is
[00:02:41] Roy Cooper, former governor of the state.
[00:02:43] And
[00:02:46] I'm saying it correctly, North Carolina,
[00:02:49] with a campaign message: we must
[00:02:52] recover the quality of life of the middle
[00:02:56] class, no, that is the campaign
[00:02:59] with which he wins this election. It is not a minor issue and
[00:03:02] clearly again it is the economy, the pockets
[00:03:06] and the cost of gasoline, part of his strategy to
[00:03:09] win this campaign. Now,
[00:03:12] 74% of this seat that the
[00:03:14] to know, how the consolidation Democrats win, led by Senator Roy Cooper, who just
[00:03:17] moments ago spoke in front of his constituents and said another
[00:03:20] key issue, all related also to the economy, we have
[00:03:24] to work to end this war and stop the
[00:03:27] suffering at gas stations, one... once again, the impact on the
[00:03:31] consumer's pocket that has had to do with this
[00:03:35] war that has been strengthened on February 28th
[00:03:38] in an excessive attack that even attacked
[00:03:41] one of the schools in southern Iran, the
[00:03:43] and our Telesur viewers, Eminap school, killing more than 170 girls. This
[00:03:47] also impacts with this naval blockade in the strategic Strait
[00:03:50] of Hormuz and the impact that has been in the attack also of these ships
[00:03:54] and this whole scenario of conflict that
[00:03:57] has again tended to delay
[00:04:01] the level of tension yesterday when southern Iran was attacked. Yes,
[00:04:04] in fact, what Cooper shows us is how the average
[00:04:08] voter can be decisive in modifying
[00:04:11] a trend of a vote, and you rightly
[00:04:15] said, Paola, the effects that
[00:04:19] a very distant war has on the pockets of
[00:04:21] Americans are fundamental. Now we are not
[00:04:25] discussing human rights and all the deaths that have been generated
[00:04:29] by this war and that will be analyzed
[00:04:33] at another time, but undoubtedly how
[00:04:41] and we will bring you everything elections. The Hispanic community in cast this vote in conflicts far from US territory can negatively impact and how from a campaign
[00:04:43] appealing to what is studied as the median
[00:04:47] voter, that is, the average
[00:04:50] people in terms of voting, and
[00:04:54] a discourse in favor of improving
[00:04:57] the economic conditions and quality of life of voters,
[00:05:01] has been decisive for one of the seats that the Democratic
[00:05:04] Party needs to be winning now, and precisely in
[00:05:08] North Carolina, according to the latest trends and projections, including from
[00:05:12] continue to arrive regarding US media, they spoke of a
[00:05:14] 57% disapproval of the policies implemented by the
[00:05:18] Republican Donald Trump's administration in the midst of a complex
[00:05:22] scenario that also indicates that the management
[00:05:25] has been 42% worse than 2
[00:05:29] years ago, that is, there is a very marked setback,
[00:05:32] a setback that widens a very
[00:05:35] complicated scenario tonight for the Republican Donald Trump, who is surely
[00:05:39] following it, as we know, from the Oval Office, from the White
[00:05:42] House, through his own media, another point we can add
[00:05:46] is the management of the media, an open
[00:05:50] confrontation against journalists who have even been banned from entering,
[00:05:54] from covering a presidential
[00:05:57] agenda, from being able to ask questions of the
[00:06:00] current President of the United States. Yes, where is freedom
[00:06:04] there, no? To be able to question
[00:06:08] the powers in the United States is
[00:06:11] an important issue. Very large networks within
[00:06:15] the United States that at times did
[00:06:18] not have the possibility to follow the coverage
[00:06:21] and that also shows President Trump's desire to maintain
[00:06:25] the agenda and the issues that are constituted
[00:06:28] from his own communication with citizens, I also
[00:06:31] think it is a trend that is happening in different parts of the
[00:06:35] world, trying to avoid
[00:06:38] what was previously considered as the fourth
[00:06:41] estate, which is the establishment. The executive's
[00:06:44] agenda with the electorate, well, everything seems to indicate
[00:06:48] that also in this monitoring
[00:06:51] of election results, well, Trump has decided, because
[00:06:54] various media outlets state that he is not following
[00:06:58] the elections but through his own channels.
[00:07:01] Chris Coons has also been elected senator for
[00:07:05] Delaware, a Democrat, is another
[00:07:08] of the consolidated results so far, another of the states
[00:07:11] that has also defined its senator, how
[00:07:14] it is generating and escalating seats in the Senate,
[00:07:18] we already saw that one seat has already
[00:07:21] gone to the Democrats, that is, the Republicans have lost
[00:07:24] this seat, still in contention, the Democrats
[00:07:28] must get three more to have
[00:07:30] an advantage over the Republicans, there
[00:07:33] we also see in our reality how
[00:07:37] 11 seats in the Senate are in favor of the
[00:07:41] Democrats and three for the Republicans.
[00:07:43] This is what we are also seeing in part of the reactions
[00:07:47] from the Democrats' own account, this has to do
[00:07:50] with what we mentioned earlier, Democrat Chris Pappas has also
[00:07:54] won the race in New Hampshire, he is another
[00:07:56] member of the United States Senate, and
[00:07:59] it is precisely part of what we were reporting
[00:08:03] moments ago and also analyzing within this program, the
[00:08:07] Democrats are advancing in the race, Mariana.
[00:08:10] demócratas.
[00:08:12] We also have 11 to 3, zero for
[00:08:16] independents, they still need three, it's still missing in
[00:08:19] the upper house, in the Senate, also the
[00:08:23] results that are being
[00:08:26] published by different media, please follow
[00:08:30] the coverage and the Telesur map. 65
[00:08:33] seats for Democrats in the House of Representatives, 29
[00:08:37] Republicans. Some states still need to
[00:08:40] close the polls,
[00:08:43] but again, in the
[00:08:46] other chamber, the blues are winning.
[00:08:50] Yes, a situation that helps us understand how this map is taking shape,
[00:08:54] how it is turning red in favor of the Republicans and
[00:08:58] blue in favor of the Democrats. It does not seem to be a good night for the
[00:09:02] Donald Trump administration. Henry Camelo is with us from New
[00:09:05] York as well to give us more details, more information at
[00:09:26] have just closed in the state and city of New
[00:09:30] York and the expectation is maximum
[00:09:33] because now the counting of votes begins.
[00:09:37] More than 5 million people were
[00:09:40] eligible in the state
[00:09:44] of New York and in the city of New York to
[00:09:49] the midterm
[00:09:53] New York City, about
[00:09:55] 1,500,000
[00:09:58] eligible voters for these elections. Many of
[00:10:02] them went to the polls, a lot of turnout from
[00:10:05] 6 in the morning. The hours were open between 6 and
[00:10:09] 9 in the morning and many
[00:10:12] people were seen attending the polls despite it being
[00:10:16] a workday and that normality
[00:10:19] in daily work continued. However, the
[00:10:23] crowd throughout
[00:10:27] the city basically looked as if it were
[00:10:30] presidential elections, as the
[00:10:33] enthusiasm to go out and vote was seen from
[00:10:37] early hours of the morning. The
[00:10:40] projections that have been given by different media
[00:10:43] outlets and different news agencies
[00:10:46] are that the Democrats will
[00:10:49] keep the seats that are
[00:10:52] stipulated and that are expected to
[00:10:56] come out of here from the state of New York. District
[00:10:59] 17 is a district that has
[00:11:02] presented problems, it is the Westchester district
[00:11:06] where the machines presented
[00:11:09] problems when scanning
[00:11:11] the voting forms. Many of
[00:11:15] them could not be scanned and had
[00:11:19] to be collected to be
[00:11:22] scanned. At this hour,
[00:11:25] it is expected that new machines, new
[00:11:28] scanners will be brought so that all
[00:11:32] these ballots are counted. We are talking
[00:11:36] about more than 300 polling stations
[00:11:39] having problems out of the 45 municipalities
[00:11:42] that make up
[00:11:45] Westchester, Westchester County, 44
[00:11:49] presented this type of problem. However, the
[00:11:53] electoral authorities and the prosecutor's office took
[00:11:57] immediate action, protecting
[00:12:00] these forms so that they could
[00:12:03] be counted once voting hours
[00:12:06] ended. So it is expected that in the
[00:12:10] coming minutes, the counting
[00:12:13] of these ballots will also begin. However,
[00:12:16] it must be said that this could delay
[00:12:20] the final results in that
[00:12:23] county, a county that is in dispute
[00:12:27] by the current representative in
[00:12:30] the House, Mike Lawler,
[00:12:34] and the aspirant to take
[00:12:37] this seat from
[00:12:41] the Democratic Party, Katin Collin.
[00:12:44] According to the projections,
[00:12:48] she would be above the Republican candidate
[00:12:50] with 53%
[00:12:55] of the electoral preference, and according to the
[00:12:58] projections, she would be the one to take the
[00:13:01] seat of this district
[00:13:05] 17. We will be very attentive to what
[00:13:08] happens there. It must be said that in New
[00:13:11] Jersey, voting closed at 8 p.m.
[00:13:14] and the results are quite
[00:13:18] encouraging for the Democrats.
[00:13:22] District 1 was
[00:13:25] won by Donald
[00:13:28] Norcross, and he
[00:13:31] is the Democratic candidate who, with
[00:13:37] the vote,
[00:13:41] two in district three, and one of the
[00:13:45] most contested was
[00:13:48] district number
[00:13:51] seven where Rebecca
[00:13:53] Bennet beat
[00:13:56] Thomas Kean. This
[00:13:59] by an overwhelming majority with 64%
[00:14:03] against 34%.
[00:14:06] District number 7 where
[00:14:09] Rebecca Bennet defeated Thomas Kean
[00:14:13] Jr. This was by
[00:14:17] an overwhelming majority with 64%
[00:14:20] against 34.8%.
[00:14:25] that Tom Kean Jr. took,
[00:14:29] one of the favorites
[00:14:32] who was projected to be the one
[00:14:35] to win that district. However, once again,
[00:14:38] the Democrats prevailed in that district and New
[00:14:42] Jersey not only takes the Senate
[00:14:45] with Cory Booker, but also takes
[00:14:49] several Democratic districts
[00:14:51] in this state, in the Garden State.
[00:14:55] We are waiting for the vote
[00:14:59] count to advance here in New York
[00:15:02] City and in New York State
[00:15:06] that happens. The projections definitely, according to the
[00:15:09] news agencies, are that these seats will be for the
[00:15:13] Democrats. Let's remember that New
[00:15:15] York is a state that has traditionally
[00:15:19] been Democratic and is a state that in its
[00:15:22] projections has always had the
[00:15:25] Democratic Party candidates as
[00:15:28] winners. However, that district
[00:15:31] 17 was very close and it is expected
[00:15:34] that it will also be won by
[00:15:43] the election of the governor in New York, Henry. There are already
[00:15:47] results that mark an irreversible trend,
[00:15:50] an election trend. This also marks a comeback
[00:15:53] practically for the
[00:15:56] Democratic wing
[00:15:59] within several key states that are
[00:16:02] also developing this day, no, we are
[00:16:05] seeing it, we are reviewing it
[00:16:08] at this time of night where the official count is
[00:16:12] also advancing, the consolidation of
[00:16:15] results is also advancing, including the congratulations that have been
[00:16:19] arriving from what is
[00:16:23] precisely the Democratic wing, the
[00:16:25] party's X account that is also disputing the governorships,
[00:16:29] the 435 seats in the House of
[00:16:32] Representatives where the Democrat
[00:16:34] Kari has been elected governor over
[00:16:38] her opponent Brooks Blackman, the
[00:16:40] Republican. What has Henry marked regarding this
[00:16:43] election for it to be defined in this way?
[00:17:01] Well, it has been
[00:17:03] a rather controversial election, if
[00:17:07] one could say it that way, because
[00:17:10] Governor Hochul
[00:17:13] has received many criticisms here in New
[00:17:16] York City and in the state due to certain policies
[00:17:20] she has been implementing, among them the collection
[00:17:23] of tolls, congestion charges.
[00:17:26] These are tolls that were installed throughout
[00:17:30] the city to cross into Manhattan. Let's remember
[00:17:33] that New York City
[00:17:37] is made up of five boroughs. Manhattan is
[00:17:40] an island and therefore, to access it,
[00:17:43] you have to enter either through tunnels
[00:17:47] or bridges. Before these fees,
[00:17:51] crossings were free for any vehicles.
[00:17:54] Nowadays, to enter Manhattan,
[00:17:58] each vehicle has to pay $9.
[00:18:01] This has
[00:18:06] living and of all
[00:18:09] the people who need to work in the
[00:18:13] city, uh, cars that make
[00:18:16] deliveries of goods, to
[00:18:20] taxi drivers themselves, and this has
[00:18:23] created discomfort among many, many people.
[00:18:27] Even business owners have been complaining
[00:18:30] about the lack of public
[00:18:32] influx. People who used to go to
[00:18:36] Manhattan on weekends stopped doing so due to
[00:18:39] these high costs,
[00:18:42] because between the high cost of gasoline and the tolls
[00:18:46] that were put in place as
[00:18:49] congestion fees, it has
[00:18:52] been very difficult for many people to access
[00:18:55] Manhattan. This has seriously
[00:18:58] impacted businesses. Many of these
[00:19:01] people demanded that Governor
[00:19:05] Kathy Hochul should remove
[00:19:08] those congestion tolls, however, she refused
[00:19:12] to do so. That has not brought many of the expected
[00:19:15] results. A
[00:19:18] decrease in
[00:19:21] city pollution was expected, something that,
[00:19:24] statistically, has not been able to be measured as having good
[00:19:28] results beyond raising much more
[00:19:31] money for the city and that in the end, people are not
[00:19:35] really seeing how that money is being invested. That
[00:19:39] point was quite controversial and was one
[00:19:43] of the points for which her
[00:19:45] opponent Bruce Blakeman
[00:19:49] was attacking Governor Kathy Hochul.
[00:19:52] However, as I was telling
[00:19:55] you before, New York is a Democratic state
[00:19:59] and beyond even what
[00:20:02] could be the vote in favor of Governor Kathy
[00:20:06] Hochul for her management, according to analysts, it is a vote
[00:20:10] that goes against
[00:20:13] the Republicans, against the policies they have been implementing
[00:20:17] during this second term of Donald
[00:20:19] Trump. We will see how Governor
[00:20:23] Hochul, from this new, this
[00:20:27] new mandate, will address all these complaints
[00:20:31] that have been presented by both merchants and
[00:20:35] residents regarding congestion charges
[00:20:38] and other issues in which
[00:20:41] she simply has not addressed
[00:20:45] those needs and those
[00:20:48] calls from New Yorkers. It is
[00:20:52] expected that this will somehow be addressed
[00:20:55] once she resumes activities. It is
[00:20:59] 9:20 and we are
[00:21:03] still receiving preliminary
[00:21:06] data. We are also waiting for what happens
[00:21:10] in Westchester County, which, as I told
[00:21:13] you, these results will take a little longer
[00:21:17] because they have to transport the scanners
[00:21:20] to the polling centers to be able
[00:21:23] to carry out the counting of the forms
[00:21:27] that could not be scanned due to machine failures.
[00:21:31] We are very attentive here to each
[00:21:41] election in New York has turned out. It has
[00:21:45] fallen into the hands of the Democrats.
[00:21:48] Kathy Hochul is the new governor with 75% over
[00:21:52] her opponent, the Republican who did not even reach
[00:21:56] 30%. We review it, moreover, within this
[00:22:00] election, within this victory for the Democrats, it must be said that
[00:22:03] the cost and quality of life have also weighed, another
[00:22:07] of the axes that continues to revolve around the economic
[00:22:11] theme within the United States. The current governor also decides
[00:22:15] to implement policies different from those of the Republicans, she has said during
[00:22:18] her recent statements, among them a different
[00:22:22] migratory policy. I ask you, Mariana, how easy, how
[00:22:25] difficult will it be to change, to turn around
[00:22:28] this situation as it is currently being handled by the Donald
[00:22:32] Trump administration? Very complicated to modify immigration policy
[00:22:35] in general, uh, yes, it is relevant to consider
[00:22:39] that specific resources have been
[00:22:42] proposed until 2029, but again, I think
[00:22:45] what is relevant is the way,
[00:22:48] the way in which policy is applied, which can
[00:22:52] be decisive. In the following days and
[00:22:55] months we will be able to identify if it was just a campaign
[00:22:59] promise or a real policy of change in various
[00:23:02] states. This, without a doubt, still draws
[00:23:05] the internal map, the political map, but in some
[00:23:09] way it helps us to understand what factors, above
[00:23:13] all, are tilting this balance in favor of the Democrats
[00:23:16] at this moment over the Republicans. Yes, in fact, the
[00:23:20] three seats that the Democratic
[00:23:23] Party needs in the Senate to have a majority
[00:23:26] are precisely many of those states
[00:23:30] that we will have some news from last.
[00:23:34] Alaska, as you said, Paola,
[00:23:37] a very complex election in Iowa, Kansas, Maine,
[00:23:41] Michigan, Ohio, and Texas, which we
[00:23:44] are also following very closely in these states.
[00:23:48] The Democratic Party only needs three to have
[00:23:51] a majority in the upper house.
[00:23:55] And precisely in the midst of this whole panorama, we will continue
[00:23:58] to reflect the results, which is what people want
[00:24:04] of both the House of Representatives and the Senate is advancing,
[00:24:08] which, moreover, we reiterate the information, one
[00:24:12] of the seats is in favor of the Democrats, they still need
[00:24:15] three to have a majority. This also helps us to visualize
[00:24:19] precisely. Let's look at the House of Representatives
[00:24:22] at this moment to be able to graph, to be able to show
[00:24:26] you how this voting is developing, how it is also consolidating,
[00:24:30] Mariana, sharing with you
[00:24:33] so far 29 for the Republicans,
[00:24:36] let's update this data
[00:24:40] once more, 36 for the Republicans, 72 for
[00:24:43] the Democrats and zero for the independents. That is
[00:24:47] the result we share with you when it is 10:24
[00:24:51] p.m. We are seeing an interesting comeback for the
[00:24:54] Democratic wing, uh, this is exceeding expectations
[00:24:58] or is it what was already expected to happen? There is a trend
[00:25:02] and it seems to be consolidating,
[00:25:06] but again, I think there was an expectation regarding
[00:25:09] previous elections where opinion polls
[00:25:13] do not necessarily reflect in terms of voting and a little bit to
[00:25:17] that, uh, you understand uh, those of us who are... are
[00:25:20] observing and closely following this special
[00:25:24] program, uh, it has to do with the fact
[00:25:28] that many people, when they are interviewed after casting their
[00:25:31] vote, do not necessarily say, uh, the real
[00:25:35] vote they cast, but rather what others hear. And then,
[00:25:38] well, what has happened in various elections is that
[00:25:42] exit polls did not necessarily
[00:25:44] reflect the electoral results. Until
[00:25:48] now, everything seems to indicate that opinion polls are
[00:25:52] very close to the actual vote we are seeing in the
[00:25:56] electoral results. Now, amidst all this, congratulations
[00:26:03] is, what has defined the seats, that,
[00:26:07] also the results that mark
[00:26:10] this within the Democrats and the
[00:26:14] Republicans themselves. For example, let's
[00:26:17] share what the official account of the
[00:26:20] Democratic Party has,
[00:26:23] uh, Democrat John Ossoff has been re-elected to the
[00:26:26] Senate, United States.
[00:26:29] This is also what marks the seat for Georgia, meaning
[00:26:33] Democrats retain this seat in Georgia, another of the key
[00:26:37] axes also within this electoral process,
[00:26:40] Mariana. So far, Democrats have not lost any seats. Again,
[00:26:44] we have to wait for the next results, but
[00:26:47] Republicans have lost one, at least in the Senate
[00:26:50] and the lower
[00:26:54] chamber, the House of Representatives, 77
[00:26:57] seats go to the Democratic Party, 40 to
[00:27:01] the Republican Party. We still have 318
[00:27:04] seats to define, but it's the states
[00:27:08] that some of them have had complications in terms of counting, voting,
[00:27:12] and accusations that we are missing. Alaska will be the
[00:27:15] last, where there were more problems, where
[00:27:18] even the Department of Justice of the United States decides
[00:27:22] to get involved and assures that they could
[00:27:24] guarantee stolen elections, so they say,
[00:27:27] amidst a confusion that has been generated there, amidst the accusations.
[00:27:31] Which is very worrying, especially in
[00:27:35] democracies, even putting that in the atmosphere
[00:27:38] and in the collective imaginary, because that opens the
[00:27:42] possibility that the entire election is in question and that
[00:27:45] has a problem of, uh, conflicts, not in terms of
[00:27:49] policy positioning. It's not a minor detail, taking into account also the
[00:27:53] map and a complex night, we say once
[00:27:56] again, for the Republican, for the party and for the President of the United
[00:27:59] States Donald Trump. Let's add from Texas,
[00:28:03] our colleague José Leveña with the
[00:28:14] state of Texas. The polling stations closed
[00:28:17] and from the previous round now we see
[00:28:20] how Talarico has
[00:28:23] surpassed Ken Paxton,
[00:28:26] also Jine Hojosa, also in the House of
[00:28:30] Representatives, the Democrats
[00:28:32] would be in the
[00:28:36] both chambers and the election for governor they would be
[00:28:39] ahead of the Republicans. Only 5% of the votes
[00:28:43] have been counted, but if this very preliminary
[00:28:47] trend is confirmed, it would be a blue tsunami in the state of
[00:28:50] Texas.
[00:28:54] José, and amidst all this scenario, finally I want to
[00:28:57] ask you, uh, about any controversy
[00:29:01] that has arisen where you are. Peaceful elections, unlike what
[00:29:04] has been reported, for example, in complaints in Alaska or New York, how
[00:29:08] has it been, what has transpired in the state where
[00:29:10] you are? Here, the elections have been
[00:29:14] peaceful, as we have commented, most of the
[00:29:17] people have voted in early voting, the early
[00:29:20] vote that ended last Friday, and by mail.
[00:29:24] So most of the day we have seen the
[00:29:28] polling stations empty and now they are preparing to
[00:29:31] count votes to see if tonight
[00:29:35] we have the results. The Democratic Party's
[00:29:38] celebration centers are in Austin, the capital, while
[00:29:42] the Republicans moved theirs to
[00:29:44] Dallas.
[00:29:46] Thank you, José Leveña, we are very attentive to this panorama as the
[00:29:50] results continue to be consolidated. We also share with
[00:29:53] you in real time, this is registered in the election of
[00:29:57] governor in the state of Pennsylvania, one of the states that also
[00:30:00] closed quite quickly.
[00:30:02] Influx of people, what they were also telling us
[00:30:06] Josh Shapiro is consolidated as governor with that
[00:30:09] 67.2% against his opponent Staisy
[00:30:12] Garrity who only obtained that
[00:30:15] 31.7%,
[00:30:17] we have it there as an official result, this
[00:30:21] also consolidates a resounding victory of
[00:30:24] that 67.2 over only 31.7%
[00:30:26] of Republicans, Mariana,
[00:30:30] yes, we are seeing how the Democratic
[00:30:33] wing is occupying important spaces
[00:30:37] and someone was asking, will it be a wave or
[00:30:40] a blue tsunami, a wave
[00:30:43] or a blue tsunami, that's what our guest says at this hour, what
[00:30:47] is certain is that it could have gone against any
[00:30:51] Republican prediction, because the pollsters even spoke of a
[00:30:54] 94% probability of controlling not
[00:30:57] only the US Congress but also the...