ms. craig: we have run an honest, positive campaign and had a great group of volunteers. ray: the mayor was waiting for voters at one of the city' s busiest intersections. mayor gatsas: the voters are happy it is tomorrow. ray: the voters had many opportunities to combat the candidates side-by-side, such as this debate. both candidates say the issues have gotten a lot of exposure. as to what they want the voters thinking about what they had to the polls -- >> there is a great opportunity in manchester with new leadership, a mayor who is going to listen to voters, listen to their concerns and ideas, and implement those ideas. >> we are better off today than we were six years ago. there are great things that i have been in the city of manchester and we will continue growing on that base. ray: both candidates have a full day of campaigning ahead of them. in manchester, the polls will open at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and close at 7:00. ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: and you can depend on news 9 for complete coverage of the mayoral races. right now at wmur.com, you will find

ms. craig: a recount was very necessary today. ray: officials began sorting the ballots, watched by representatives from each camp. undisputed ballots went into boxes with the candidates' names. challenged ballots were forwarded to the board of recount for final determination. watching the process and full was the mayor, who despite winning tuesday, wasn' t ready to declare victory. >> licenses vision anything happen and we stood here and are humbled by the voters that came out and i think it is important to pay attention to what is happening in coming votes. ray: asked if there are any regularities on the closeness of the, craig reply there' s nothing major. >> the things we haven' t hearing in terms of pens being used and blanks, we want to make sure every vote is counted. ray: as for how long the recount will take, it depends on who you ask. some say it could be done soon, others say it could be until tomorrow. ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: all right, ray, thanks. manchester police are looking mobil station on south willow str

mayor gatsas is seeking a fourth term, while his challenger joyce craig says the time has come for ms. craig: there' s a great opportunity here in manchester with new leadership a mayor who' s going to listen to voters listen to the their concerns and ideas. today than we were six years ago happening in the city of manchester and we will continue growing on that base. heavy turnout for today' election. the polls close at 7:00 p.m. voters in nashua will also be casting their ballots in a mayoral election. chris williams is running current mayor donnalee lozeau is not running for re-election. to learn more about all the candidates in the key city races throughout new hampshire and hear their final pitches, go to our website wmur.com and click on the politics section. erin: hudson police are urging parents to examine their childrens' halloween candy after a mother reported finding a razor blade. the woman says she discovered the blade when she checked her kids halloween candy on monday. she says her son and daughter went trick or treating saturday night in the elmwood village condos off route 1