Voter stuns Fox host with answer to who he thinks will win the election

A registered Republican voter stunned a popular Fox News host after he announced his choice for the winner of North Carolina’s presidential election.

Co-host of the Fox & Friends television segment Will Cain was surprised by a self-described “Trump-loving” voter’s response about his choice to win the election in the Tar Heel State.

Cain, the host of the weekend edition of the show, went to a restaurant in Concord that was filled to the brim with “MAGA diehards” who exuded nothing but optimism about the former president’s prospects.

But to his surprise, one voter, identified as George, failed to raise his hand when the Fox host asked everyone in attendance to raise their hands if they thought the Republican candidate would win their state.

One voter, identified as George (pictured), failed to raise his hand when the host asked everyone in attendance if they thought the Republican candidate would win their state

“I’m not going to throw George under the bus here, but I’m going to throw George under the bus a little bit,” Cain joked.

When asked who thought the Democratic nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris, would win the state’s presidential bid, George raised his lone hand, prompting an outburst of laughter from Cain and his constituents.

“I went to the polls two or three times with my children, who voted for the first time – and they voted the right way,” George himself explained, emphasizing his support for the Republican presidential candidate.

“And every time I was there I was outnumbered twenty, thirty to one, and in some cases it was worse than that,” he added.

When asked who thought the Democratic nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris, would win the state’s presidential bid, George raised his lone hand, prompting an outburst of laughter from Cain and his constituents. In the photo: Attendees raise their hands at Cain’s question

So far this year in North Carolina, more than 4.2 million voters have cast ballots in the early voting period, surpassing the previous record of 3.6 million voters in 2020, according to data from the state’s Board of Elections .

So far this year in North Carolina, more than 4.2 million voters have cast ballots in the early voting period, surpassing the previous record of 3.6 million votes cast in 2020, according to state Board of Elections data. stands.

However, 63.2 percent of Republicans cast their ballots early, a higher number than that of registered Democrats, at 58.7 percent. Still, polls show the two candidates generally neck-and-neck in the state.

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump will face off for the coveted US presidential seat on Tuesday, November 5.