Meantime it is 8 p.m. on the East Coast if you're just joining us welcome to our

cambc election night special business on the ballot. I'm Andrew Ross

Sorkin along with Joe Kern and and Becky Quick coming to you live from

CMcie's global headquarters we are taking a deep dive on the business issues of play in the midterms and how the results could impact

corporate America and your money. You can see the results as they come in on the bottom of

your screen as we speak.

Coming up this hour we have more conversations with business and thought leaders.

We're going to be talking about the impact of today's election on your portfolio with Guggenheim Scott Meinard, Dan Niles from

Satore Fund and Hayman Capital's Kyle Bass. Plus we'll be breaking down the

issues that corporate America cares most about with the Chamber of Commerce

CEO Suzanne Clark.

And we'll be discussing foreign policy and trade implications with Michael O'Hanlon

from the Brookings Institution.

Right now that we want to bring in our very own Elon Moy who has been closely following all

of the business issues at play in the lead up to this election and Elon we do

have some key calls that are being made so what can you tell us at this point?

Well that's right NBC News is now declaring the winner in two key

Florida races in the race for Senate.

NBC is now projecting that Mark Rubio, the incumbent Republican senator,

will hold on to his seat with 55.5% of the votes

tallied so far. That compares to Democratic Representative Val Demings who is running

against, who has 43.5% of the votes that have been tallied so far.

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