ms. ayotte. under what circumstances should abortion be legal? >> thank you for the question. i am pro-life. i think abortion should be very limited. i would support an exception for life of the mother, rape, or incest, but we should do everything possible. >> i am a true conservative. i do not believe the government has any role in these private matters. i believe this is a personal decision. i am pro-choice. i believe the government should stay out of our health care come out of our lives, and give the decisions back to the person who is living in. i believe in personal responsibility. i am certainly not pro-abortion by any means. i am pro-choice, and i believe everyone needs to come to their own condition -- decision based on their own conditions and medical situation. >> i believe my rights and right here and do not go any further. it is up to someone else to make that decision with their family or by themselves. it is not in the constitution for a senator or congressman to interfere in a per

ms. ayotte 43% to 37%. although he is seen as the outsider favorite, you should know it was miss ayotte who received the backing of sarah palin. he is ahead of her 43-37%. another inassistance of an outsider conservative candidate leading the republican establish choice. in the state of new york, embattled democratic congressman charlie rangel trying to hold on to his house seat going for a 21st term in congress. even as he faces an ethics trial in the house of representatives. charlie rangel is facing five democratic challengers for his seat. he leads them all with 19% of precincts reporting. charlie rangel, 48% of the vote. his nearest challenger adam clayton powell iv with 24% of the vote. new york is the scene of another shocker tonight. this one coming in the republican race for governor. the associated press is now reporting that carl pal dino has defeated the fellow republican rick lazio in that race. a stunning result in the new york governor's race. carl paladino has enjoyed tea party support. he ha

ms. o'donnell. and kelly ayotte is officially the winner of the new hampshire primary seat. she defeated the tea party favorite by a slim margin of under 1700 votes yesterday. after an extended night of vote counting, despite the close margin of victory, he said he will not request a recount. ayotte faces paul potis in the replace to face retiring senator judd gregg. >> the november election seemingly can't come soon enough for some voters. a new cbs news "new york times" poll this morning shows some republicans desperately want new blood in the building behind me. 34% of them said the representative deserves to be re-elected this year. 55% of them said it's time for someone new. 58% say they disapprove of what democrats are doing in congress, and 30% approve. according to the same survey, more americans disapprove than approve of president obama. his approval rating stands steady at about 45%. president obama continuing his call on congress yesterday to pass an extension of bush-era tax cuts for the middle class. standing next to members of his cabinet and his economic team