and because greg orman is running as a moderate, the candidate orman seems to be pulling votes from is the other moderate in the race, democrat laura kelly. and to win in kansas, she'll need every last vote she can wrangle. now, greg orman says he has no intention of bowing out of this governor's race, even though he's only polling at 8%, he has no intention of quitting. but now, someone on his campaign definitely thinks he should. yesterday, the treasurer of the greg orman campaign, who himself is a republican former state senator from kansas, the treasurer of orman's campaign resigned so he could endorse the democratic candidate, laura kelly. he said in a statement released by kelly's gubernatorial campaign, "laura kelly is the only viable candidate for governor who can win and bring people together. i've been a friend and colleague to greg orman for years. until today, i supported his run for governor. however, this is a critical election for kansas. we cannot risk the future of our state. electing kris kobach governor is one of the worst things that could happen to our state." that

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orman. you did not raise your hand. greg: if you look at him he embarked on a reckless tax experiment that brought the state to a difficult spot financially. when it was clear his experiment was not working he did not change course. privatemy life in the sector. i've built an approved companies for toy five years. brownback -- for 25 years. governor brownback did not do what we do in the private sector that when your plan isn't working you have to change course. partisans cleaned to rigid ideologies when any to be changing their decisions as itself. presents and the only tended on the stage who has experience with these issues. kobach: governor brownback has a mixed record. he tried to address our water stand for tried to the rights of all candidates to keep and bear arms. when taxes needed to be cut, and they would needed to be, he didn't cut spending. i understand that you don't put the cart before the horse. i will cut government spending the same time or before we cut those taxes. my own term we cut taxes saving tax

orman: governor brownback clearly embarked on a reckless tax experiment that brought the state to a tough spot financially the biggest issue was it was clear his experiment was not working he did not change course. i spent my life in the private sector for 27 years they have grown and built companies only to run and corporations the size and scale of the agencies andat frankly he did not do what we would do in the private sector when it's clear that your plan is not working you have to change course. it was his mistake to claim to rigid ideologies improving the decisions as they present themselves for the only candidate on the stage who has any experience running companies and that was one of the issues brownback had as well. kobach: i raise my hand he had a mixed record he did well to protect the lives of the unborn and deserves credit for that also our water problem affecting agriculture and the where he failed was when taxes were cut and they needed to be cut he didn't cut spending instead it skyrocketed right after the taxes were cut in that cause the deficit i understand putting the

reporter: orman is drawing enough support to be fake or in the race, trailing far. but it is something to watch as poll numbers come in. lou: he is drawing support from democratic candidate or republican? >> well, political watchers think potentially he might draw numbers from democratic voters, i spoke with the laura kelly, who is running as democrat in this race, she said we don't need another experiment in the state, im. a singla similar to tax policie. lou: thank you, mollie line. from very important state, gubernatorial race among them. kansas. also tonight, three migrant caravans in mexico stretching 300 miles in their journey on the southern border. if they make that journey. from mexico city. lead vans of caravan arrived in mexico city already. they are housed at soccer stadiums, and talking about their next course of action. lead caravan, dell something of a blow over the weekend, governor of veracruz reneged on a deal that would have provided buses, forcing them t to find their way to mexico city. >> multiple will caravans reportedly will come together in

>> is now time for closing statements and now we will start with a random draw beginning with greg orman t8 kansans have a choice they can decide if they want their decision to be made based on fear, vote for a bad candidate to avoid the worst sort to be made on courage. they have a decision to make me want kansas to lead again or set example for the rest of the nation? do we want kansas to show our way out of the broken politics that have left so many americans behind? if you want that on your candidate that i humbly ask for your vote on november 6. kobach: do you like the status quo in kansas government? that nothing should change then vote for one of my two opponents because if they are elected you will have four years of absolute gridlock the republican legislature will pass the bill and they will veto. if i'm elected and as you have heard tonight to go in a bold new direction and fight for things that will change the game completely. kelly: this is a pivotal election the stakes have never been so high and the choices never so clear we could go back to the brownback devastating years

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>> we don't know greg orman, he endorsed a democrat and dropped out of the race. >> this is a race here very technical. that's what ohio is. ohio, ohio, ohio, it's going to be very close and we will see who controls this key state. >> who has momentum? >> this dude does, richard cordray does. >> harry, thank you very much. the forecast available each day at 9:00 a.m. at cnn.com/forecast. >>> now to this. what exactly happened to mob boss whitey bulger in prison, and why was he put in the general population with people who wanted to kill him? the latest on the death investigation, next. we just got married. we're all under one roof now. congratulations. thank you. how many kids? my two. his three. along with two dogs and jake, our new parrot. that is quite the family. quite a lot of colleges to pay for though. a lot of colleges. you get any financial advice? yeah, but i'm pretty sure it's the same plan they sold me before. well your situation's totally changed now. right, right. how 'bout a plan that works for 5 kids, 2 dogs and jake over here? that would be great. that would be great. t

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a third-party candidate, greg orman. a lot of issues candidates touched on on the trail, immigration, taxes and sam brownback. much of the race, people talking about what he did for tax policy and what these candidate may do differently. kris kobach says he and the president agree on a lot of things, we'll see if that helps or hurts today. shep. >> shepard: reporting live. in new jersey, democrats have launched last-minute rescue for menendez after his trial on charges of corruption ended last year in a mistrial. wealthy republican pharmaceutical executive named bob hugin is running to unseat him. david lee miller is live in mountainside. >> we are at a restaurant in mountainside, new jersey, the republican, bob hugin will be holding a watch party he hopes will become a victory party. just a short time ago, president trump sent out a tweet about hugin, it said, quoting now, bob hugin, successful all his life, would be a great senator from new jersey, he has my complete and total endorsement, get out and vote for bob n. a

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greg orman running as an independent getting 6%.ly leading with a substantial amount of the vote in. you can see the big reason for this, johnson county. this is geographically small in terms of population. this is giant. this is the big bedroom community outside of kansas city. this is traditionally -- traditionally was a republican bastion, people who liked low taxes, but also maybe they were a little bit more moderate culturally. with kris kobach at the top of the ticket, it was not so hot but with kobach at the top of the ticket, you can see big problems for republicans in a place they used to do a lot better in. if kelly is running 20 points ahead in johnson county, that portends big problems for republicans across the state there and i'm sorry, what was the other governor's race? >> michigan and south dakota. >> let's take a trip up here to michigan. it is my first look at it too. gretchen whitmer. about half the vote coming in. critically, no votes from wayne county, detroit, the biggest democratic part of the state right the

she defeated kobach and orman. thought maybe we wouldn't ache a result tonight or ko would be favored, the secretary of state. that is a pick up for democrats. michigan, a pick up for democrats.ch gr whitmer defeated bill schuette. one more pick up for democrats in the state of illinois. jb pritzker. the venturep caitalist winning over bruce ra a state where both candidates spent a lot of their own money: in georgia we still don't see a ll. for that race although it appears with what 91% of the vote in, that is quite a substantial margin. it's curious why it's not called yet. bryan kemp and stacy abrams. looking at these governors we know governors have a to do with redistricting and organizing a state. you get close to a presidential election. not to mention the iues governors deal with in their ows st important pick ups for tkepl kragts and disappointments. >> yes. heavy disappoint phepts with florida and georgia. stacy abrams and andrew historeally. we ha looked at these races historically. in the uppner midwest