add amanda swofford to the mix, and other third-party candidate, you willn get enough, most likely have another run off here. this would would go all the way until january 6. two more months of campaigning just to find out who will take the senate seat there. how about another x factor -- alaska. mark begich is in a difficult fight there, facing a republican who wants to take one of the incumbent democratic seats. they think if they can just deal a couple of those that they are in good business. the polls don't close until 1:00 in alaska. days in some of those rural areas. it will be a tight roller coaster ride and we will have it all my long. a person accused of fighting alongside the taliban was in court today. years ago.ve it's the first time a military detainee from the war will stand trial in the united states stop >> the president of ukraine says troops have been deployed to the eastern part of the country where fighting continues. they did not specify how many troops would go. government forces agreed to a cease-fire in said timber but that has been violated several times. >> a p

and independent candidate, amanda swofford. atlanta journal-constitution washington correspondent, daniel malloy. and lori gary. candidates, you will have one minute for response. these are loose guidelines for today as certain topics may warrant wartime. i'm going to try very hard to get some clarity on this campaign ads. mr. perdue and miss nunn, have held public office. ms. swofford, you have, but clearly you are outside the beltway politicians. each of e you done -- you -- what have you done in your life to prepare you for one of the most powerful jobs in us government? >> thank you, justin. thank you, panelists. as i go around the state, the hear r one issue that i from hard-working georgians is they are really concerned about their jobs. that they have one and they are worried about keeping it. if they don't have one, they're worried about how hard it is to find one. in my career, i have spent my entire career creating tens of thousands of jobs. provide nd help individuals the opportunity to provide for their family. the

and amanda swofford shaking up this race. it could require a runoff.unoff means this race and a question of senate control may not be settled until january. then there's north carolina, another race too close to call. libertarian shawn haw is a pizza delivery man who's made a name for himself with folksy ads recorded in his friend's basement. >> we need to stop all war. and stop spending more money than we have. >> reporter: his stand on legalizing marijuana has lit up the race. get haugh, get high. the question, does he steal more from republican thom tillis or democrat incumbent, kay hagan. >> and jim joins us now from kansas city. if you look at the rise of those inld pent candidates, that seems to indicate that this won't be a wave election for the opposition party. so why aren't republicans doing better? they'll peck up some seats, probably get the senate, but shouldn't they be doing better than this? >> reporter: the fact is they're doing pretty well. chances are more likely than not that they will take the senate, but you do have other forces in

. >> reporter: democrat, michelle nunn and david perdue and amanda swofford are shaking up this race. she's only polling in the single digits, but that could be enough to force a runoff in a state requiring 50% to win. a runoff means this race and a question of senate control may not be settled until january. then there's north carolina, another race too close to call. libber tache yan sean haugh is a political novice, a pizza delivery man who's made a name for himself with folksy ads. >> howdy. we need to stop all war. >> reporter: his stand on legalizing marijuana has lit up the unusual campaign slogan. get haugh, get high. >> get haugh, get high. >> reporter: like swofford in georgia, he is polling in the single digits, but enough to steal support from the major candidates. question is, does he steal from the republican or from the democrat. kansas city, kansas. >>> republicans need to gain only six seats to win a majority in the senate. and the polls and pundits say that's pretty easy to do. but vice president joe biden disagrees and spoke with our gloria borger. >> first of all,

the first question is from michelle nunn, and the next will be from amanda swofford.e start with miss nunn. thatere were 2000 women less and ire paid wonder if you would join me today in supporting the paycheck equality act? >> thank you michelle. first of all, we have a law of the land. this new law would only serve the plaintiffs and the lawyers and our country. i've supported equal pay for equal work. i have to tell you that this is another false attack. if you look at the reason why she is trying to distract us away from the real issue of job creation, you understand why the obamacare law, the signature law of this president, is killing 2.5 million jobs right now. yet she supports that law. she even wants to expand that law. i'm sorry, but when 400,000 more georgians have gone on food stamps that have actually gotten jobs in the last six years -- that is not the kind of why we need. the epa has killed thousands of new jobs in our energy and utility industries today. it is no wonder that barack obama wants michelle nunn in the senate today. the people of georgia wa

the race features michelle non-, david purdue, amanda swofford. the tv. of ws >> it is your voice, your vote. the debate for u.s. senate live from the tv studios in atlanta. there is her moderator. >> welcome to this life debate. this is big in georgia. this is for the balance of power in the united states senate. this is the final debate before tuesday's election. we also want to welcome those of you watching our lifestream. please remember to tweet us your questions. let's meet our candidates. they are trying to earn your vote to replace the retiring senator. first, the republican candidate, david purdue. next, the democratic candidate, michelle non-. the libertarian candidate, michelle's offered. i am joined by our panelists. the assistant program director for wsb radio. daniel malloy. lori geary. candidates will have one minute for response. 45 seconds for rebuttal. these are loose guidelines today. some conversations may warned more time. i will try hard to get some clarity on this campaign ads. first question is mine. no disrespect to your position,

democrat michelle nunn daughter of senator sam nunn and david perdue cousin of a former governor and amanda swoffordhis race where democrats have a shot at picking up a republican seat. she's only polling in the single digits, but that could be enough to force a runoff in a state requiring 50% to win. the runoff means this race and the question of senate control may not be settled until january. then there's north carolina, another race too close to call. libertarian sean haw is a political novice, a pizza deliveryman who has made a name with himself with folksy ads recorded in his campaign manager's basement. >> i'm sean hall. we need to stop all war and stop spending more money than we have. >> reporter: his stand on legalizing marijuana has lit up the unusual campaign slogan, get haugh, get high. >> get haugh, get high. >> reporter: like swofford in georgia, haugh is polling in the single digits but enough to steal support from the major party candidates. does he steal more from thom tillis or democrat incumbent kay hagan? >> at this point quite a slogan there, get haugh, get high. seems like for

and libertarian candidate amanda swofford. we thank you all for being with us this morning. to question the candidates today, i am joined by our panel. the assistant program director for wsb radio, atlanta journal constitution washington correspondent daniel malloy and channel 2 political reporter laurie gily. you'll have one minute for response, 4r5 seconds for rebuttal at my discretion and these are loose guidelines as certain conversations may warrant more time and i'm going to try very hard to get some clarity on those campaign ads. first question is mine. mr. perdue and miss nunn, neither of you have ever held public office. s. swofford, you have. clearly you are outside the beltway politicians or hope-to- be politicians. what have you done each of you, what have you done in your life to prepare you for one of the most powerful jobs in u.s. government? >> thank you, justin and thank you, panel. it is good to be here this morning. >> as i go around the state the number one issue i hear from hard working georgians is they are really concerned about their jobs. if they hav

i want to thank -- for those who voted for her and amanda swofford, i want you to know that i welcomeamerica a better place for our kids and grandkids. and the last thing i want every person in the state of georgia, plus 10 million people, my commitment to every one of you is that bonnie and i will give you everything we have to represent every single individual in this state. because this is the greatest state in the country. we can lead this country out of the doomsday that it's headed toward right now and back in the direction it ought to be headed. [cheers] very quickly, i would be remiss without thanking congressman jack kingston. he epitomizes -- please. [applause] after 30 years of public service in the state of georgia, he backed me in this general election from the first day after the runoff. and he has worked -- and worked very hard to get us to this point. and i want to personally, jack, wherever you are, i want to say thank you to you and libby. god bless you. congressman phil gingrey, paul brown, karen handel, derrick grayson and art gardner, in our primary, we had a ball

states east in the south, and the landscape is ---michelle nunn with the libertarian candidate, amanda swoffordaking enough of the vote that no one there will take 50% of the vote. and then we'll do it all again in the new year. now a couple of reasons the race down in the beach state is so close. georgia first of all is changing demographics, also perdue very bad lly wounded when a 2005 deposition was made public when he talked about his career outsourcing, outcourse -- didn't have the resources to immediately respond to it. also, hiss campaign was blind sided by that deposition because perdue, a political newcomer hadn't told them that it existed. megyn. >> john roberts, thank you. >> just want to point out really quickly that right now, we have started on the bottom of your screen, you can see the graphics are coming up. >> there will be a check mark when we make a call when that happens. >> one of those things that's going to get more exciting later. >> we are officially in data mode. >> up next, kansas where independent greg orman is trying to unseat long-time republican pat roberts and ja