Virginia, Oklahoma, and Georgia held primary and runoff elections last night, and the results

in some key races could say a lot about the state of the Republican Party this election

cycle.

Lisa Desjardan has been following it all closely and joins me now.

Lisa, let's begin in Virginia now where the chair of the House Freedom Caucus is in

danger of losing his seat to another Republican.

Tell us about the race and the results so far.

We are in extraordinary political times,

and this is one of the most extraordinary primary races

that we're probably going to see all year.

Now, we're talking about Republican Bob Good. He is the chairman of

the House Freedom Caucus. He had a Republican challenger. Both men, very conservative,

both men, big supporters of former President Trump.

Let's look at where this race is right now.

If you look at the total there, there you go.

Just barely within half a percentage point.

And my calculation is it's just 321 votes separate these two men right now.

But look at that, John McGuire.

He's a brand new state senator just took that office in January,

winning over the incumbent congressman by 321 votes right now.

What's the big difference between these two guys?

Let's look at this.

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