Welcome to the beat. I'm Ari Melbert, and you can hear the music. We are continuing our special coverage. As we come on the air tonight, I can tell you, control of Congress still hangs in the balance, and guess who's back?

Steve Kornacki, here at the big board at the top of the hour. It's a tradition, and we stand by it. Steve's with us in a moment. You guess who else is here? Michael Moore.

Michael, you know Jay-Z said, guess who's Bazzac? It's you. You said some things on our air that were

allegedly controversial at the time about how there'd be no red wave. You were right,

and we bring you in right after Steve. That is what I want everyone to know. We always keep

it real with you. That's what's coming up, Steve and Michael is what I want everyone to know. We always keep it real with you.

That's what's coming up. Steve and Michael. My brief introduction is the latest. What's happening

right now, Senate control will hang on what we see as three races, Arizona, monitoring the update

on the vote coming in from Maricopa County, Nevada. Election officials say over 50,000 ballots

still need to be counted there in Clark County, which is a big, rich area for votes.

And then in Georgia, it will indeed be a runoff, Raphael Warnock, against Herschel Walker.

If that sounds familiar, Georgia has this law that means they often have runoffs if no one can pass 50.

Here's Senator Warnock out today campaigning.

Now, we all knew this election would be close, but I've done this before.

We've done this before.

We know how to win a runoff.

It's true. He has that runoff experience, and that is one of the states that could decide control of the Senate or not. Steve Kornacki can walk us through all of it, Steve. You are busy. You are beloved, if you don't mind me saying, and you are up. Tell us what's the latest right now. That's kind of you to say thank you. Well, let's take look. So, yeah, the issue here is whether that Georgia runoff is going to end up mattering for determining

Senate control. And that comes down to what happens in Arizona and Nevada.

If the Republicans succeed in winning one of these two states, Georgia then becomes the tiebreaker.

If the Democrats can sweep Nevada and Arizona, Democrats win Senate

control outright right there in Georgia is just about deciding the size of their majority.

So let's start in Arizona. And there was a little bit of an update today. You can see Mark

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