In Michigan Senate race, El-Sayed's lead narrows

What's the latest since we checked in with you about 25 minutes ago? So you're watching these numbers flip back and forth. We're at 50% of the vote counted now. And that's still, it's still just a one point race on the Senate side. Is this the, do you know if this is the closest it's been throughout the night? Throughout the night, absolutely. This is it, okay. 100%. Wow. Two hours ago, it was like a 10 point race. On the governor's side, again, votes 50% across the state counted. A five point race. The attorney general. Ooh. That's getting closer. Yeah, that was. That's quite a bit. Wow. So, Washtenaw County Prosecutor Ellie Savitt holding only a two-point lead over Eaton County Prosecutor Doug Lloyd. Let's look at how he's doing. And Dylan, I want to just interject for a second. Yes. You know, the tone of our guest, it's almost like. They're conceding that the Democrats have taken it because of what's going on across the country. This is telling a different story. I mean, these leads are getting very narrow. It is still early. The vote is not in by any means. So, you know, we got to wait and see what's going to happen here. There was a point Professor Julio made earlier that the votes that come in in the dead of night. Just by the way of the polling in the locations where there's people are farther from police stations, those generally do favor democrats. So while it's tightening right now as they continue to count votes from throughout the day. Historically that's been the case, okay.