reporter: bill galvan says if you are unsure of the validity of voting early, don't be. it is as secure as coming out november 8th. and go to the polls on november 8th and co mingled with all of the other ballots put in the box who vote on that day. reporter: voters we spoke with are not concerned about fraud. they are excited that the state is making this opportunity available. >> i am thrilled. i am thrilled. i put myself at ease knowing i was righting for the right person and then i can move on with the rest of my life. >> i have done my research and i know what i am going to vote line to be something like voting than for an iphone. plus it is cheaper. reporter: and there is a desire to make voting as convenient and secure as possible. >> we wanted to make it as easy as possible so there are no excuses why people can't vote. >> here is what you need to know. each city and town sets its own times and locations. for specifics you want to nichole, wcvb newscenter 5. >> we are slow as you look outbound. that's right near the newton stretch. a little slow lar -- a little s

-- what is his strategy, is it going to work by bringing up the '90s and bill clinton's indiscretions? >> it works to galvanize the base. i was at the debate last night, i was in the hall, sitting next to one of trump's supporters. every time the subject came up about the defections from the republican party, well, those are the elite. they are not any good anyway. you have to keep in mine trump's fundamental supporters basically want to burn the house down. they're furious at washington, they're furious at the establishment, politicians on both sides, when you want to burn the house down, you hire the arsonist, the arsonist is playing with live fire, and that's what we heard. does it add to the base? probably not as larry said. that snapshot, that poll, that's a big gap. what it does after the debate is going to be very interesting to see. but there's something else i want to point out. that is that he -- donald trump rails at the media, the media in all its forms are not going away, they're riveted by this, they're going to continue to magnify his words, actions, inconsistencies and attacks, he will live by

they were galvanized about these women and bill clinton. >> more on what paul ryan is saying.snbc's kelly o'donnell has reporting for us. what can you tell us happened on that call? >> reporter: i've not heard what you already discussed but let me bring the analysis that i have about this. what paul ryan is trying to do is to say to members of the house republican conference, do what is right for you to hold your seat. and remember, we know that our districts around the country are often jerry gerrymandered. so they've deeply red districts where donald trump has voters also going to have to consider who they want to be the next congressperson. what is distinct is paul ryan is not publicly withdrawing his endorsement. what he is saying is he is putting his energy and resources as the speaker of the house and the highest ranking republican office holder in america to trying to hold the house and senate. obviously, after the most recent disclosures regarding donald trump, there's grave concern in the republican party about a down ballot disaster that if republicans stay home beca

bill has served as a rallying cry for other voters. >> that might make people mad. >> on the lawn of the state capital the son of billy graham encouraged voters to cast ballots. >> i think it will galvanize a lot of people. >> dan martin believ t and conservative voters. on this swing state whether more democrats or republicans show up could determine the next president. >> it will depend on voter turnout, it is crucial, north carolina will be a big player and the election will be close. >> a state issue with nationwide impact. for the now, back to you. could cost the state $5 billion per year. >>> i want you to look at your screen right now, hopefully you can hear that. listen. it sounds like a hurricane, that is a web camera in seattle, washington the pacific northwest getting hit with hurricane force winds and it is expected to continue through the weekend. now check out the oregon. right now 6000 people don't have power and we are hearing in addition to this house several buildings were damaged. it is rare for a tornado to hit oregon with hurricane force winds all from a typhoon system. >>> no hurricane winds here, it will be a beautiful weekend, several chances to get outside and en

galvanized republicans. they felt that this was being rammed down their throats. they felt that this was a mandate they didn't need. they predicted that premiums would go up. billnton to go off script, so much and say this is the craziest thing in the world, does it regenerate that conversation now for the campaign? >> yes, i think it can. and i think it was -- it was terribly off message for bill clinton to be engaged in that and it's just another discordant note for him, meeting on the tarmac with loretta lynch the attorney general was another low point of this campaign that i think made hillary clinton's job harder. i think there's no question. but i think it goes to ron's point more largely, which is that, you know, pence was able to kind of sweep the landscape and say, this is why there's all this energy, and this is why there's a rationale for a trump candidacy if you look at the expansion of government, as we see in health care, in obamacare, and what is yet to be done, what has to be changed. they're calling for total repeal. if you look at the international stage. and what has not been done. what's been done poorly. how dangerous it remains. that's the