two no-party candidates were so including "joe redner"... who managed just under ten percent of the vote. the sun has set... on amendment one. the controversial solar energy bill did ?not get enough votes to pass. it could only get about 50 percent of voters to say "yes." but it needed 60 percent to go through. the amendment took a lot of criticism in recent weeks... with pro-solar groups saying utility companies were backing the bill... to actually ?restrict the growth of solar energy and raise costs to consumers. critics of the bill say this is good news... and even though amendment one failed.... back in august, amendment ?four passed. that will allow tax credits for homeowners who install solar panels. the medical marijuana bill ?did pa the amendment makes medical marijuana legal all across the state... for people with serious medical issues. this amendment was on the ballot two years ago, but failed. supporters say they changed the amendment's wording from 20-14... to tighten oversight. here's how ?both sides are reacting here's how thi

we have a third independent, joe redner, a local businessman. he owns the venus entertainment club. he opposes special interest money so he wants to put a dent in the campaigns of piecing and young -- dave young has been criticized for her environmental record. we will be sure to watch the close race tonight and one more, district 19 for senate. this is interesting because your incumbent is an attorney, activist, state representative and former president of st. he calls himself mr. manners and he's an older republican. this is his philosophy. free soil, free labor, free speech, free men. i haven't seen yet in any campaign in this election, someone with a mascot but he has one. we are going to send it back to you.>> thank you, josh. >>> tonight, we are joined by brenda mclaughlin. >> he is here to give us perspective on the race. us tonight. we talk a lot about donald trump and all the political pendants. they say clinton has the off in her favor but trump has been defying odds all along. he had only a 3% chance to win the nomination and yet here he is.>> a lot of pollsters are still