sure that the day before the last full day of the campaign, we would be in the great state of new hampshirethink it suggests that what we are doing is expanding the map. we are bringing new voters into this coalition and for the folks in new hampshire who want to live free, we are the only ticket in town, donald j trump is the only president for you. [applause] now people forget in 20 new hampshire was decided by .3 7%. that was the difference between clinton and trump and i think what is different this time around is that we have seen in the last four years the incredible failures of harris's governance and the way it has affected people in this great state as much as anybody else and i have heard already since i have been in new hampshire about the terrible toll of her open border, the migrant crisis that has made its way hundreds of miles from the american southern voter -- border right here to new hampshire and i hear from new hampshire families who cannot afford the cost of groceries or to buy a home and i think our message in two days to kamala harris is gonna be very simple and my ru

gary, live from new hampshire, ink you so much., megan hayes, duncan, sophia, stephen and lance. thank you for staying with us everybody. we appreciate it. to make i want to start with you megan, we are now technically in election day. you are with biden last year on his election day, what is that vibe like for a candidate, for campaign staff and everybody who have been pushing so hard and now you arrived at this moment. >> for us it was a relief, it was in the middle of the pandemic, we were doing car rallies so it was a different atmosphere then the former president and vice president had with their rallies. we went to scranton and all around delaware. the goal was to keep him busy and not be anxious. everybody is anxious on election day and there is not a lot for staff to do. we were out on the road talking to press the entire day. very different from what they will experience tomorrow but it is a anxious day. there is not a lot to do when you are campaign staff. the data analytics team and senior advisors have a lot to do but e

. >> todd: the first results are from dixville notch, new hampshire showing 3-3 even split because why? this election is truly too close to call. you're watching a special two-hour edition of "fox & friends first" and i'm todd. >> carley: carley shimkus and lived in battleground state georgia plus kaylee mcghee white standing by periods pay when with brooke seaman where the president is expected to spend his election day to day. good morning, broke. >> good morning, the day we have been waiting for and it is election day 2024. last night former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris making final pitch to the voters in battleground states. >> with your vote tomorrow i will end inflation and stop the invasion of criminals to our country and i will bring back the american dream. >> them all the momentum is on our side! [cheers and applause] our campaign has tapped into the ambitions, aspirations of the dreams of the american people, and we know it is time for a new generation of leadership in america! >> carley: it was two very different days on the campaign trail. trump

you neighboring on new hampshire, where you are in vermont. you're kind of sandwich between new york and new hampshire. new hampshire, right off the battle ground state of maine just off to the northeast as well. what is the general feeling where you are right now? some people say you're in a blue state, some might disagree. what was the feeling where you are? so vermont, vermont the blue state in terms of its urban areas, but its rural areas are still deep red, right? and so of course you have this, that tail up to a place is really the urban versus the rural. we're seeing that throughout new england we're seeing basically urban centers attempt to gravitate towards the democrats, rural areas that tend to be republican or very strongly independent. so we're seeing this trickling, and of course the vermont was the 1st to call for a couple of harris tonight with the 3 electoral votes. and then we wait to see what's going to happen with the new hampshire. that of course, the governor's race is going to be very close and very closely monitored beca

well, let's march 12th, 1968, the new hampshire primary. what happened on the democratic side? lbj was still in the race as far as everybody knew at that point, correct? new york. new hampshire is an odd state for a primary. i mean i mean, eisenhower was in it in 52 without campaigning or being there and has a long history of write ins and just peculiar practices that that the rest of us don't always understand very well. and so johnson still won new hampshire, but the real shocking thing for people was how close to minnesota senator eugene mccarthy came to challenging him. mccarthy wasn't some unknown, but he was he was the first person to have the courage to challenge lyndon johnson from within his own party for the presidency. and he came within a few percentage points of defeating johnson, who didn't appear in the state and had almost no people on the ground at all and did not appear on the ballot. so i think that was really the mccarthy didn't win, but mccarthy did show is that johnson was vulnerable enough to challenge him that year. well, it was just over two weeks later

we can also look at a state like new hampshire where 49.8.of the vote in new hampshire according to the hampshire journal 49.8 voters favor kamala harris and 50.2% favored trump. now again inside the margin of error so you can flip those numbers. but pretty astounding for a state like new hampshire that haven't voted republican for president in quite some time. james. reporter: yeah. if those numbers are accurate, obviously, the trump campaign would be feeling ecstatic maybe they are feeling that way. they would suggest a blowout well over 300 electoral votes, and the minnesota thing would be astounding and ironic i'm sure for everyone involved in the harris campaign because to this point, a lot of the questioning about that pick has been did she make a mistake in not choosing josh shapiro governor of pennsylvania given that importance of pennsylvania and that big 19 electoral vote prize. but if in addition to losing pennsylvania, they also ended up losing tim walz's home state. wow. that's going to be maddening and i'm sure a source of discussion democratic circles for a long time. if

so why are they sending bill clinton to new hampshire when did new hampshire become a battleground?en was just to new hampshire. remember that's what he said they had to locked trump up. the last one democrat lost new hampshire was 24 years ago. and now real clear politics is saying new hampshire is a to tossup. as trump wins new hampshire and he hasn't even campaigned there is going to be a big night. and. 's got what, nine lives to keep the trump's economy was better than kamala's and he said lincoln rally was to be alive i the borders have done a better job? to hear his campaign must be really need to roll the dice again. but bill knows better than anyone, is the economy, stupid. >> some reporting reporting sit repugnance white. somebody for trump in 2016, biden in 2020 and have told us because of biden's policies, inflation, cost of living, they are going back to trump. >> economist to the top issue i today's news, one not going to help harris. >> the big jobs jobs jobs repor in, and the property came to, job slide 12,000, 2,000 and in and nine found. that is the lightest going

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also tuesday look at new hampshire.hat state is not supposed to be a battleground but apparently it is. clinton and biden just went there trump just sent jd there today. trump himself tore up the schedule made a last-minute stop in virginia watch these three states early tuesday evening that should tell you a lot. the betting markets have had trump ahead pretty consistently by big money has been coming in on harris layton. democrat numbers guru nay silver's giving trump the slightest edge or kamala the slightest edge, who knows. this election is going to be decided in the battlegrounds the polls of been interesting. trump was leading every swing state last week but harris just took the tiniest lead in michigan and wisconsin but she is still down in pennsylvania. behind the scenes are they confident? >> in here to tell you today based on my report with democrats and republicans in both of those estates could be that kamala harris wins pennsylvania but was as the white house because she loses wisconsin. my reporting is sh

drivers facing treacherous conditions in new hampshire. vehicles left stranded. millions braving the soaking rain at thanksgiving parades, including the macy's parade in new york. >> it's a little chilly, a little wet. but i think that the unexpectedness of this can kind of be a little exciting. >> reporter: and the wet weather not stopping the nation's oldest thanksgiving parade in philadelphia. tonight, we're learning new details about that shocking security breach at one of new york's busiest airports. >> this is the captain. we're just waiting for the police to come onboard. >> reporter: a stowaway slipping past the tsa i.d. scan and a delta agent at jfk, sneaking onto an international flight to paris. rob jackson was on that packed plane. >> it's definitely concerning. >> reporter: and says he heard a flight attendant say a woman had been moving between the bathrooms without ever taking a seat. >> i feel like there were clearly multiple layers of security at jfk airport that failed. i just feel like it never should have gotten to that point where an unauthori

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back to me of up next, we will take you to new hampshire.irst ballots on election day will be cast in this county. we will be right back. >>> a small town in new hampshire is about to make history. at midnight, they will continue with the tradition to be the first place in america to hold in-person voting in election day. what can we expect there tonight? >> reporter: i'm standing in the living room in a beautiful home in the village. it has been transformed into a voting precinct. and three hours from now, the entire village will be in this living room with me. everyone who lives here will be here and that total is six people. it is a small village. under new hampshire law, small businesses can ask to have their own precinct and start their voting on election day right after midnight on election day. so this will be the first town in the united states to cast both an election day and more importantly as long as everyone shows up and they all vote, they will be the first results which we will then tell you of the entire election. the way it

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when did new hampshire become a battleground? biden was just in new hampshire, remember?t's where he said they had to lock trump up the last time a democrat lost new hampshire was 24 years ago. and now real clear politics is saying new hampshire is a toss up. if trump wins new hampshire and he hasn't even campaigned there, it's going to be a big night. and bubba's got, what, nine lives? he said trump's economy was better than kamala's. and he said lake and raleigh would still be alive if the border czar had done her job. the harris campaign must be really needy to roll the dice and let bill lose again. but bill knows better than anyone. it's the economy, stupid. some of them are republicans by dna. some of them voted for trump in 2016. biden in 2020, and have told us because of biden's policies, because of inflation, the cost of living, they're going back to trump. the economy is still the top issue, and today's news is not going to help harris. the big jobs, jobs, jobs report and the prophecy came true. jobs light 12,000 12,000 and non-farm payroll. that is the lightest

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right now we have new hampshire and indiana, some votes early votes coming in throughout the night. ll see different races flip, including the presidential race. on the side of the screen sometimes we'll have the fox news voter analysis poll numbers and we are going to dig in to those. >> martha: yeah, so obviously at this point these are little trickles coming in. we are starting to get them and they will be live on the bottom of your screen. we are also getting new information from our fox news voter analysis surveys. let's go to sandra smith who is going to explain all of this to us and also which issues they are tracking and what voters are saying as they have been voting. >> sandra: we have been looking forward to this data. we have been collecting this. this is different than exit polls, bret and martha. this is really going to give our viewers inside look at not only who voters in all 50 states voted for but why. we preached out online, on land lines, on cell phones. we did this, this was done for fox. the norc at the university of chicago surveyed 120 voters all over the coun

the gas and keep running through the tape, but at the end of the day, you look at a state like new hampshireght now i don't know that we will end up winning it, but you've got brand-new polls showing up, that wasn't considered a valid ground state weeks ago. my stay here in virginia, this is a state that joe biden won by 10. the wind is at donald trump's back. if everything about a ground state poll after poll, the wind is at his back so they're are clearly doing something right. host: the crowd at madison square garden, a worldwide event. what about the thousands that gathered here in the nation's capital this year to hear the vice president talk at the ellipse? guest: good for her. i think it was somewhat awkward that the backdrop was the white house and you had a current sitting president, her boss, feet away in the white house and he wasn't invited. he could literally have walked down to be there in five minutes, it was completely secured by the secret service. why wasn't joe biden invited? frankly it was a recitation of all of her talking points. great, this is politics, glad to see you

now you get a piece of the answer to that new hampshire mother's question. those people the reason joe biden worked is because people saw him as just like them. and that is the key. that is the key. >> wrestling with stuff. those issues are hard. >> as long as we are talking dei can we please let the woman at the table speak. >> yes, i'm speaking. >> teach us, teach us. >>> in a democracy your government is supposed to represent you, feeling like they represent you. emotional truth. trump tells emotional truths to his people, regardless of the facts, feels are more important than facts to the undecided voters. i don't mean that as a condescending comment. when we are in fractures or fractured media t is not all about the misinformation, people are not exposed to the other side. that goes the same for liberals and leftist. what i think we have to reckon with, you mentioned this with the political consulting class, the democrats do not know how to talk to americans >> hold on. we were theying 24 hours ago what a fantastic campaign kamala harris ran. >> . >> re

martha: the former senator for new hampshire and popular in the state and not enough to really turn newampshire red in this situation. so the maryland senate race, we have for you next, democrat angela alsobrooks defeating larry hogan and never really was able to move past her. he was obviously a difficult race for the former governor trying to become a senator. bret: that sticks with the u.s. senate and still on track. there's a one pickup for republicans and again looking to ohio and west virginia. maybe a couple other races and still waiting on michigan and pennsylvania about where # that goes. martha: and montana, that's not closed yet. obviously a very helpful pick up for -- hopeful pickup with republican tim sheehy. bret: kaylee, what are you think something >> the map and supporter bushes and it seeps to be breaking more like 2016 than 2020. but we'll see. when you look at supporter bushes, the kamala harris team is making much of the fact that the supporter bushes of indianapolis and donald trump underperforming and they point to fayette county in georgia and get fox news vo vot

in new hampshire, white female mother of two divorced. asked a question, why are you so adamantly supporting donald trump. do you know what her answer was? because he's just like me. in ten years, the press, the media, the institutions of government, whatever, have not been able to understand why she would say that. why would that woman in new hampshire look at this man from queens with the bronze skin and the gold toilets and claim to be a -multibillionaire say he's just like me. that was the core of last night. it was consummation of the country collectively saying in unison, yeah, he's just like us. that will be the challenge going forward. breaking down and understanding. i love the way that you set this up. you want to get to the why. and no one has bothered with the why. in politics from the beginning of politics, i lived from marion berry, if you don't know why, they will go to the polls -- >> thank god. i thought you were going to say he set you up. >> that's another conversation. everybody goes sideways on marion. he was one of t

there was a time that new hampshire they thought was closing, actually.e saw that kelly ayotte wins in the governor's race there. but now we're going that for vice president harris. >> martha: former senator popular in the state but not enough to really turn new hampshire red in this situation. so the maryland senate race we have for you next. the democrat angela alsobrooks will defeat larry hogan. he never really was able to move past her. it was obviously a difficult race for the former governor as he tried to become a senator. >> bret: that sticks as far as the u.s. senate goes. we are still on track. there is a one pickup for republicans and again they are looking to ohio and west virginia. maybe a couple of other races. still waiting on michigan and obviously pennsylvania about where that goes. >> martha: montana isn't closed yet. obviously a very hopeful pickup for republicans with tim sheehy. >> bret: what are you looking at? what do you feel? >> kayleigh: the map is early but seems to be breaking more like 2016 than 2020. we will see. when you loo

i'm very curious to see late pushes into new hampshire by j.d. vance.produce anything. >> steve: speaking of late pushes in wisconsin, go to pete hegseth is he live at the coop in back shaw. the polls are going to close there at 9:00 eastern time. but they won't probably finish counting until tomorrow. so people are going to be on pins and needles in wisconsin. >> pete: i know, especially in the city of milwaukee where it's traditionally taken a lot more time. that's part of the concern for voters here. [cheers and applause] >> pete: will the vote outside of milwaukee be large enough to overcome what happens in that city and then how long is the delay in that city as well. so, voters here, enthusiastic this morning. [cheers and applause] because as we said before it's true, of the polls don't matter anymore, the pundits don't matter anymore. it's we, the people on election day and in wisconsin they are voting for a lot of people. i mean a lot of eyes on your state. tonight. so steve, what are your -- first of all, what issue motivated to you go to the p

new hampshire is a different situation because this is the situation republicans fear.g the blue wall through these three states, getting 270 electoral votes, they need another path. this is why you saw jd vance go to new hampshire, try to pick up these four electoral votes which gets them to 272. they just want another potential pathway to the presidency. is this likely? both parties say maybe not but republicans think they have a real chance in new hampshire where they don't have early voting and voting will be starting tomorrow. geoff: let's shift our focus back to the battlegrounds. how are things shaping up for the campaigns? lisa: where are these battlegrounds? folks, it is unbelievably close. let's take a look at these races. arizona, trump +2. georgia, +1. michigan, harris +1. even in north carolina and pennsylvania, wisconsin, +1. i don't know if i've ever seen a group of seven battleground states this close. horse -- of course this is not a statement of the exact state of the race, but it tells you it is close. it is a virtual tie. all of these races within th

an election day tradition, the tiny town of dixville notch, new hampshire with the first results of the024 race, the six voters split between former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris, in what's proving to be a razor thin election. in grand rapids, michigan -- >> are you better off now than you were four years ago. >> reporter: trump revisiting his final campaign stop from 2016 and 2020. have a last word with the late-night rally, after stumping through north carolina and pennsylvania. >> as your president, i will fight for you every single day with every breath in my body. >> are you ready to make your voices heard? >> reporter: harris went all in on pennsylvania, closing out a multistop tour of the state with star-studded concert rallies in pittsburgh, then from the base of the famous rocky steps at the philadelphia art museum. >> i pledge to always put country above party and self. and to be a president for all americans. >> reporter: already more than 81 million americans have voted early this election, with states like georgia and north carolina shattering reco

stuart: this is a boost for housing prices in manchester, new hampshire. being with us, congratulations, see you again soon. >> i hope so as well. stuart: still ahead. i work in new york. i noticed the slow deterioration of the city, there is one glimmer of hope, donald trump made big inroads in the city. that's "my take" at the top of the our. judge merchan delayed the hush money case against trump until november 19th. brian kilmeade on that next. ♪ starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant, that's a different story. with the chase ink card, we got up and running in no time. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card from chase for business. the biggest companies deliver an exceptional customer experience. what makes it possible? 5g solutions from t-mobile for business. las vegas grand prix chose t-mobile to fuel advanced coverage for over 300,000 race fans and event staff. t-mobile powers tractor supply's stores nationwide with 5g business internet. and t-mobile's network help

look at new hampshire 2016. a margin therefore hilary clinton.r 7.8 there in 2020. >> that is true. there are some pretty hard-core conservative type of people. responding well with the trump message. it is possible that we could be surprised to see new hampshire falling into the trump column. >> getting back on the ground in michigan. we just saw reporting on the ground there. detroit, we will be watching this closely. highlighting wayne county. joe biden winning by 28 points back in 2020. seeing a lot of time on the ground. they focus republican party. seeing if they can run up the vote there. one of the questions there is what happens in jerusalem. the arab americans have been upset about what happened in gaza. different ads for different people in different areas. she has been consistent in that could rile things up there. maybe just staying home. i think that that is another wildcard. >> that will be the map to watch an interesting one. the democrats either easiest path to victory. pennsylvania, north carolina and georgia. anything could hap

pelham, new hampshire, right on the new hampshire/massachusetts line.2020. he had won it by about 25. fell down to about 20 points in 2020. you can see he has got it back up to that 2016 level in pelham. there's a number of towns. here's a big one we're waiting on. this is the kind of thing, salem again right over the massachusetts line. again, it's a place where trump won it by 20 points. this is big by new hampshire standards. 20 points. came down to 13 points. trump needs to get that back over 14 points. we can take a look. derry, new hampshire. a pretty big sighed blue collar town. sized blue collar town. cut in half in 2020. he's gotten back, not quite though, to 2016 level. i think to really have a shot in new hampshire, trump would have , to be exceeding the 2016 level. he nearly won new hampshire in 2016. in a place like derry, he wants to be going over the 2016 number. take a look at londonderry. he's improved on 2020. the trump campaign would look at londonderry and say they want to is have more improvement than that. there are some outstandin

they tell me the polls are tightening in new hampshire.le to pick up, might, this is wishful thinking, new hampshire or make it exceedingly close. if it is exceedingly close it could be a good night for donald trump, shows the momentum has carried the we were seeing late last week, late last week into this week, the momentum keeps carrying. liz: dixville notch is the first precinct allowed to vote at midnight, there were six registered voters, tiny area of new hampshire, three for kamala harris, that state, he has been polling better. wall street, if you were going to sit here and ask jamie dimon, i would say i don't know. if you ask larry think i don't know. they would agree with me about the ground game. that's where i hit this stuff. from inside trump headquarters they believe they have massive momentum on their side, male voters are flocking to them in those swing states. they believe female voters are not as enthusiastic as you might think for kamala harris. the trump will eat into the minority vote and they believe they have the mome

in one tiny town in new hampshire, results are already in. harris and donald trump have tied in dixville notch, which traditionally kicks off voting at midnight. in other news, more heavy rain hits spain — now barcelona follows valencia and suffers major flooding. boeing's strike finally ends — a majority of workers vote in favour of a 38% wage increase, spread over four years. hello, i'm martine croxall. after months of campaigning the wait is finally over. its election day and america will decide the country's 47th president. in what has been one of the closest run races in living memory, the final polling shows it's a toss—up between donald trump and kamala harris. polling stations are now open for voters in vermont. in the next hour new york and the most of the rest of the east coast will be able to cast their ballots. well, in the last hours of the campaign both candidates have held their final rallies. a lot of focus will be on the seven key states, or swing states, that will decide the election. so there'll be extra attention on voters

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se ha emitido una alerta por el riesgo de nuevos incendios en new hampshire.lle pueda propagarse rápidamente, la alerta es extremadamente rara para este estado. en esta época del año. en valencia, la cámara de comercio estima que más de 137.000 autos fueron afectados después de las mortales inundaciones debido al fenómeno meteorológico dana. tanto la zona comercial como calles residenciales siguen obstruidas con un parque automotor destruido. imágenes que parecen haber salido de una película de ficción mientras cientos de personas continúan trabajando en la limpieza del área para retomar la normalidad después de una de las inundaciones más destructivas de los últimos tiempos. el azote del huracán sarah en honduras ya tiene un saldo de al menos un muerto y se reportan decenas de miles de damnificados. y el número sigue en ascenso a medida que aumentan las horas. lilian caballero nos tiene lo último. miles de familias en san pedro sula, al norte de honduras, amanecieron incomunicadas debido a los estragos de la tormenta tropical sarah. este sábado, los efectos d

are florida, which means trump and new hampshire, which leads harris. i just paid for an upcoming. so with those expect, victor is them one candidate has a lot to worry about. florida edition is a state with a lot of hispanic borders and the democrats. so hoping that shifts that hispanic, both, both of the last couple of books, mike was most of the top, not necessarily in florida in states like pennsylvania, florida, would be able to tell apart the story and book a couple of houses describe this is one of the most consequential elections of our lifetimes. one of the reasons for that is that when i was in an era in which the supreme court has ruled that the president has absolute immunity from criminal prosecution, for actions within that, that give better official duties. given that, how wondering do you think we should be at the prospect of a convicted felon becoming president? there is no tasks that for many, many of ours. donald trump, is this the issue of his thoughts. it is not so much what they think of kind of what her us as what they think of donald trump and trump has had

i get to see the people of new hampshire and she cease the sees thepeople of iowa.ding communities up together. we need to reflect that in washington. and i'm really glad you do this segment because your viewers, all americans need to understand that there is common ground in washington, d.c. as there is all across our country. and we need to find ways to focus on moving together and compromising which by the way also means compromising means sometimes you have to do something you wouldn't do yourself but it's a way to move forward. i think it makes us more creative and stronger. >> bret: sometimes it's strong tore get to no than it is to get to yes. >> absolutely. >> bret: interesting you work together two first states in the presidential process seems so long ago that we were in new hampshire and iowa. final word senator ernst? is there confirmation process going to be bumpy? is it going to be ugly? >> i don't think it's going to be ugly if we are properly vetting the nominees as they are coming forward. there will will be a thorough vetting of the nominees. bret,

it might be how you get there in virginia, new hampshire, new mexico . some of the return states republicans are looking at now. >> those are considered to be safely democratic. ring up virginia. if you will hang with us for one second, we have steve at the trump rally in virginia. we can check in with him. steve, you are in virginia. we were just saying, it's been a reliably democratic state when it comes to residential elections. it has a republican governor. why is trump in virginia in these closing days not considered to be -- battleground states. >> that's right, jessica. glenn just spoke on the stage. he made the cage for why republicans should be trying here. if he hadn't tried, and he thought it was a foregone conclusion that they can win statewide in virginia he wouldn't be the governor right now. republicans remain bullish that the state is closer than the narrative and polling suggests. going back to the summer, donald trump's campaign put volunteers in the state. they thought this was a state that was going to be competitive. joe biden left t

in 2016, clinton will go new hampshire over trump. none was closer than new hampshire. the margin was 3000 votes between those candidates. it's an early test for me tuesday night. we potentially misunderstood the non-battleground states. if we are seeing a surprise in new hampshire that would be a huge development. >> interesting in terms of trump's decision to spend last- minute campaign time in virginia raising the question as to whether they think that's on the map as well. steve kornacki, just the beginning of what will be a beautiful relationship over these next many hours. we will get back to later tonight. >>> we will speak with david plouffe. the architect of barack obama's two winning presidential campaigns in 2008 and 2012 and is working for kamala harris. we will get an update after a quick break. quick break. >>> and make no mistake, we will win. we will win. we will win. we will win. >> and, we will win it. we will win. we will win. >> and, we will win. [ cheers and applause ] >> the closing days and hours of the campaign, the phrase, we will win has been a

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new hampshire looks like it probably lands in the same place. but look, we've talked about this shift everywhere. that's the popular vote. 5.2 million votes more than kamala harris. he's in a very strong position to break 50% for the first time. he did not get -- didn't get that close. our polling didn't show him north of 47, 48%. either of the times he ran before, without getting a majority. tonight, he could get it. >> david: hillary clinton won the popular vote by almost 3 million. joe biden won it by 8 or 9 million? >> yeah, we can go -- you can see exactly where the numbers were. 7 million-vote edge. he only had 47% of the vote. four years earlier, he only had 46% of the vote. lost by about almost 3 million votes. this is a different night. this is a different electorate. this is one that has fallen for -- fallen in trump's direction in a very considerable way. red states, blue states, everything in between. >> david: you're looking at popular and electoral college. we've had discussion in this country where popular goes one way, electoral

not new hampshire.s go to pennsylvania because there were two counties in pennsylvania that called it and voted the same way had the election correct in 2016 went donald trump won and in 2021 joe biden one. it erie county and northampton county. i want to give you a sense here. joe biden one north hampton by 2000 votes in 2020. in 2016 donald trump 15 5000 votes biden was able to flip that. obviously kamala harris wants to do the same here and erie county, which we talked about, as close to 50-50 as you can get almost anywhere. joe biden narrowly edged out donald trump by 2000 votes in 2020. in 2016 it was donald trump by 2000 votes. keep your eye on those two counties in the commonwealth of pennsylvania, which may very well be the most important state in this election. we have a new hour of cnn new central starting now. >>> happening now, it is election day in america. you might have heard. the race is close. we have some live pictures from some places where people are voting. this hour polls with now

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we have seen jd vance going to new hampshire, trump going to virginia, we are seeing this crazy poll out of iowa that is good news for you guys, do you think the seven states are the seven states? >> yeah, because you can't chase your 350th electoral vote. one of these is going to be the tipping point statement and trump, i think himself, is going to states that are not battleground states, because he is not trying to good crowds in the battleground states, that bothers him. i'm surprised they're sending vance, because i think he is probably a little more sane about things, but trump is gallivanting around, because you see there are empty seats, people leaving, that seems a little stale. >> when you talk about how razor thin the margins are, everything matters, right? i wonder how you are thinking about some of these ballot referenda, given the fact that abortion seems to be moving people, women, older women, in iowa and elsewhere, there are two ballot initiatives in state that really matter. i mean, they all matter, but in arizona, where according to our nbc news polling, trump has a

portion of the new york state freeway driving the pennsylvania turnpike and traveling vermont, new hampshirerough the berkshires in massachusetts is problematic. heavy rain new york city the first half of the day. unfortunately, when the parade is and the rain lets up 2:00, 5:00. snowing in the new hampshire and vermont. heavy wet snow and may be isolated power outages. we are thinking some areas have a chance of a foot of snow and especially in the mountains in new hampshire and southern vermont and there in the cat skills and southern adirondacks. be careful traveling on thursday. friday, the entire weekend, no issues! >> nothing to whine about there. >> very good call back. thank you all. we appreciated it. >>> rain or shine, the macy's thanksgiving day parade will go on as planned tomorrow morning. >> the weather is perfect today for inflating those balloons. big new additions to this year's parade. 60-foot tall minnie mouse. a new spiderman balloon and joining the party is nora and elf on the shelf. erin mclaughlin is in manhattan. the event draws big crowds not on the day of but right

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