mayor ted gatsas is seeking a fourth term, while joyce greg says the time has come for change. with less than 24 hours before the polls open, challenger joyce greg spent part of her morning meeting and greeting voters on elm street. she says she's ready for the voters to have their say. >> i'm glad it's here, we've worked hard, we've run a very honest, positive campaign, had a great group of volunteers so we're ready. reporter: holding an election sign that he's had since 1999, mayor gatsas was waving to voters at one of the busier intersections. gatsas also believes the voters are ready to make their decision. >> i can tell you the voters out there are happy it's tomorrow. reporter: the voters have had many opportunities to compare the candidates side by side, as such both candidates think the issues have gotten a lot of exposure and as to what they want the voters thinking about when they head to the polls? >> that there's a great opportunity here in manchester with new leadership. a mayor who is going to listen the voters, listen to their concerns and their ideas and impleme

alderman joyce craig is asking for a recount after she lost to as the results were announced tuesday, the mayor celebrated winning his fourth term, but alderman greg is not conceding yet. she says she has received dozens of e-mails, text, and phone calls from her supporters asking for a recount. >> obviously, i hope the numbers turn in my favor. we are optimistic. in the end, we will know that every go was counted, and that is very important to our supporters. that is why we will move forward with this. >> we will get by this sooner or later. >> the manchester city clerk says the recount could happen as early as monday. as of now, nothing is set in stone. tom: topping our commitment 2016 coverage tonight a busy day at the statehouse as three more candidates file. jennifer: marco rubio, carly fiorina, and bernie sanders all signed up. free. reporter: things could have gotten very interesting if bill gardner decided to challenge bernie sanders ability to run as a democrat for president in new hampshire, because for so long, senator sanders has identified as and campaigned as an independent in vermont. in the end, it was not an issue. it ended up bei