dw correspondent, bureau chief venus poll is following the race in arizona in the capital phoenix. i asked her what that statement tells us about lake's campaign. she deliver them at a party from a republican party, which was meant to be her big victory party here in phoenix, arizona. but it turned out to be a very, very difficult night for carry lake. and therefore it took her like 3 or so hours to come out and address her fans. and i mean, she did it again. she just repeated the big liars, she said that on an old road we were just playing but early on the speed that the 2020 election was wrecked and dead. she is still a cons, declare winner now because again, or the whole system is not correct. and then you one shouldn't just one should not a trustee, legs an outcome. so that's her main message. as she has done that before, she kind of declared, even before election night, if she wouldn't be the winner of these elections, this cannot be a fair and correct result. just how close is the result going to be where you walk? it is clothes and a katie hops is in the lead. but you know,

that would make too much sense. >> mary joe phoenix to you, why is it taking this long in arizona and what about drama? >> yes we love the drama. this happens every year when we have statewide elections. it's just magnified this year because the races the top ones are so competitive and so close. the reason it takes time is that the majority of arizonans mail-in their ballots. they drop them off at the polls on election day. they all come in in a sealed green evelyn, the balance inside. it's not as simple as just opening the envelope and throw in the ballot to a counting machine. elections officials have to verify that that ballot that came in a green evelyn with a signature on the outside matches the signature on the voter registration rolls. that takes some time to do that. then you might have some problems. and all reach out to the voter. so when you're dealing with more than 2 million ballots, you really can't get that done in a day. it does take some time, in the interest of accuracy. i should note that it is incorrect arizona does start counting early ballots early. they don't w

coverage tonight at the midterm elections of joy now by our corresponded in his po, she is in phoenix, arizona, and stefan seymour. he is in washington dc. it's good to see both of you in his let me start with you. history is on the side of the republicans in these midterm elections. the party that controls the white house, the democrats, this time almost always loses seats in the mid terms. is history going to repeat itself in 2022? it's very likely brand just as you the showed us on the, on the mad that normally the party which is in power loses at the house. and this is likely to happen this year again. but what is really interesting here in the state of arizona, which is so crucial, is one of these crucial states in the midterm, said a 3rd of all the lectures. all a voters already accosted their mail in ballads before yesterday. and normally this is mainly democrats who do early voting so therefore, republicans are really in high alert and carry lake the, the, the republican a candidate for governor, just costed her a ballot here behind me in this building. and she, as did donald trump alr

in his poll in phoenix, arizona submitted miscounted there in washington. the both of you. thank you. we will be talking with you a what between now and the next 2448 hours. going to see both of the day is done, but the conversation continues online. you'll find it on twitter either. at the w news, you can follow me on twitter at rent. gov tv, and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day joined us tomorrow. for our complete coverage of the us, mid term elections, see that with a kick off. what's going on here with a link day are good questions. you can find the answers here. all the games, all the goals. the point is the highlights. d w a can actually end up harming the climate. why? this is subject to any laws or regulations the truth behind climate neutrality. 60 minutes on d w. o. you become a criminal pre colonial, already know who's with hackers, paralyzing the tire societies. computers that i showed you and governments that go crazy for your data, we explain how these technologies work, how they can go in for, and that's how they can also

are las go down to phoenix, arizona. my colleague in is paul. she is standing by in phoenix. in is i want to talk about caroline in just a moment. but 1st, let's talk about the actual voting that's going on right now. i understand what we've got, what 2 more hours until poles close in arizona. what can you tell us? that's right, brenda and the outcome has been massive today, and also ahead of the election day over a 3rd of all arizonans kind of casa de appalling, early voting. but today we went to like 5 or 6 polling stations, and there were all peg. but just to give you a little bit on up, i've an idea and we are at a carrie late, even she will be here later today to probably announcer victory yet. let's talk about carrie lake for a moment. you know, she's a former tv news anchor. she knows how to talk to a crowd, talk to a camera. how important is she in the donald trump equation here? i mean, some people have said she's, you know, donald trump's flavor of the month. right. we just heard a donna from saying that she is hearty refer to her as being sexy, and it is actually a

in his poll in phoenix, arizona services miscounted there in washington. the both of you. thank you. we will be talking with you a what between now and but next 2448 hours. going to see both of the day is done, but the conversation continues online. you'll find it on twitter either. at the w news you can follow me on twitter at brent golf t v. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day joined us tomorrow for our complete coverage of the us, mid term elections. see that with kick off. what's going on here with who do they think they are good questions. you can find the answers here. all the games, whole, the goals, the point is they go highlight kagle on d w. the realm of the mountain to really living in africa is wildlife sanctuaries. they are the last in the world. once threatened with extinction, their population has now recovered. but what happens now that their numbers are growing, but their habitat is not the last of their cod. in 45 minutes on w o. i discovered stories that contains your mind. just a click away, find our best documenta

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kyung lah, cnn, phoenix arizona. >> here in the largest county in the state of nevada, the clock county election, center we can tell you that the tabulators, are done tabulating for the evening. they will resume on friday. >> in the 17 counties, the state of nevada, the democratic candidate for senate, who's an incumbent, and the democratic candidate for governor, who's an incumbent, are making up ground with the counting of mail-in ballots. tens of thousands of ballots, still need to be counted in the state of nevada. right now catherine cortez masto, the democratic senator, has made up about 7000 votes today, it is now behind the republican challenger by 8000 votes. , meanwhile governor steve says whack is made up around 7000 votes. >> here in clark county alone, the largest county in the state there are at least 50,000 ballots still to count, these are not ballots that were done in person on election day, these are ballots that are mailed, in a region of didn't drop boxes on election day. now the ballots can come until saturday, so either way they would've been counted, they're not c

she is in phoenix, arizona, and steph on is he mom? he is in washington dc. it's good to see both of you in just let me start with you . history is on the side of the republicans in these mid term elections. the party that controls the white house, the democrats, this time almost always loses seeds in the mid terms. is history going to repeat itself? in 2022 it's very likely brand just as you the showed us on the, on the map that normally the party which is in power loses at the house. and this is likely to happen this year again. but what is really interesting here in the state of arizona, which is so crucial, is one of these crucial states in the midterm, said a 3rd of all electrons are voters already accosted their mail in ballads before yesterday. and normally this is mainly democrats were due early voting so therefore, republicans are really in high alert and carry lake the, the, a republican, a candidate for governor, just costed her a ballot here behind me in this building. and she, as did donald trump already kind of try to hint out if the republican

the phoenix, arizona where my colleague in his coal is stanley by she's following the res fours there in his i want to talk about kerry lake in just a moment. but 1st, the polls closing in an hour there in, in arizona. what can you tell us about voter turnout? reckon they're supposed to close in one hour because there is a, there are some issues we hear that in more than 60 appalling stations, there were some problem with computers. and we hear that the republican party put in a request to extend a the polling times. why is that? because like more than the 3rd of the arizona borders voted early normally. oh averagely. this is like democrats and republicans tend to go vote on the very day, so they try to, you know, to extend the hours of voting to make sure that all of the republicans can get in there. what would i'm here at an event from the republican party kerry lake is expected to speak in an hour or so, and dana is with me. dana is um, from eg, electrifying so many people here in arizona. you know, she's a woman of principle and of conviction. she says what she's going to do, she

in his poll in phoenix, arizona submitted miscounted there in washington. the both of you. thank you. we will be talking with you a what between now and but next 2448 hours going to see both of the day is done. but the conversation that continues online, you'll find it on twitter either at the w news, you can follow me on twitter at rent. gov tv, and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day joined us tomorrow for our complete coverage of the us. mid term elections. see that? ah ah ah, with who nothing is as it was and is even said to be better. the oh cool astra. the original time automaker has completely revamped it's most important model. we test the plugin hybrid version and give you the full report. read through he minute on d, w, life, a bell underground. here, microbes keep our ecosystems healthy. teams of researchers now want to create these tiny organisms artificially to help restore soil words. natural balance has already been destroyed or artificial microbes, really the answer. to morrow to day 90 minutes on d. w. what's at stake for

ed: around two thirds of the votes counted here in phoenix, arizona. race for the senate with mark kelly leading republican blake masters by around five percentage points. much tighter when it comes to the race for governor. kari lake has really clawed back the lead the democrat katie hobbs held overnight. we are now down to just around 11,000 votes, 0.7% separating the two. in the state of arizona that if the margin between two candidates is within or add 0.5% it is grounds for recount. this was ground zero for trump and more conservative factions of the gop's efforts to overturn the result of the 2020 presidential election, overnight kari lake made unfounded and unproven claims that issues we've seen with the tabulator's here in arizona constituted election fraud. those are not proven or based in fact. and the safeguards built into the tabulator's work there was an issue with the electronic reading of ballots is a manual process where it can be placed into a safe box and counted in the building behind me manually. we've a high number of mail-in ballo

but we begin in phoenix, arizona. >> here, in maricopa county, the tedious work of democracy continueshe vote, hanging in the balance is control of the u.s. senate. some 78,000 votes results were released this evening by maricopa county. didn't really change the races percentage wise, but the democrats who are currently in a racy razor-thin lead, they got just a bit more vote pad. this is a slow process and it is a careful process, what we are hearing though, on the edges, are some of the republicans on this ballot who are frustrated, have been talking about some of these election officials might be doing this on purpose, releasing this slowly on purpose, and we got strong pushback by election officials here. >> quite frankly, it is offensive for kari lake to say that these people behind me are slow rolling this, we are working 14 to 18 hours, so i really hope that this is the end of that now, we can be patient. and respect the results when they come out. >> the count continues, the election is not over in a maricopa county, election officials are looking to start to zoom in, on some o

it's just past midnight here in atlanta georgia, and 10 pm in phoenix arizona. the votes are still being counted for tuesday's midterm elections. i'm john vause, counties still underway in a number of close races both in the senate and lower house, which means we still do not know which party will control the next u.s. congress. republicans were expecting a huge red wave of support, easily taking control of the senate and lower house picking up 30 seats. well the gop is on track to win the house the majority will be razor-thin. it will result from senate races in three states are yet to be called, and democrats holding 48 seats in the chamber republicans 49. in arizona, the incumbent mark kelly is leading republican like masters with hundreds of thousands of votes still to be counted. in nevada republican adam laxalt is leading commit nima credit senator catherine cortez masto. cnn officials say final results may not come until late thursday. and in georgia, the race between incumbent democratic senator raphael warnock and republican herschel walker will not be

other washington bureau chief in as all today for us in phoenix, arizona. thank you so much for that update. let's get an update now on some other stories that are making headlines around the world's countries vulnerable to the effects of climate change have pleaded for urgent financial support from richer nations at the called 27 international climate conference in egypt. many industrialized countries have so far been avoiding the question of compensation, but the issue was put on the conferences agenda for the 1st time this year. the wreckage of a plane that crashed and lake victoria on sunday has been recovered. 19 people died in the crash, tanzania, as deadliest in decades. lease a bad weather was likely to blame. the german government looks at to walk the sale of a microchip factory to a chinese owned firm due to security concerns, a subsidiary of chinese companies. cy, microelectronics had been seeking to take over almost intelligence agencies have said the sale could allow beijing to apply pressure on germany. the amount and a single ticket holder ha

horses in national latin american costumes and with lush musical accompaniment, so some voters of phoenix, arizona, went to the polling stations, according to the participants. a lot is decided about this parade in the midterm elections, like any other in the usa, and they want as many latin americans as possible to vote, we are here to encourage more latinos to vote today making sure they get to the polls in this election like any other has a lot at stake we have gubernatorial and senatorial races but we also wanted to add a little more of our culture to the ballot i think the latino vote will be one of the most important in these elections. arizona is one of the most important on the political map of the united states. inflation here is higher than the american average. the problem of migration and security is still a problem because the state borders mexico, in addition, the consequences of global warming are very obvious here. arizona suffers from riots and fires. arizonans also do not stop arguing fiercely about the legality of abortion. received by the representative of the democrats , ahead

that's our washington bureau chief in his poll reporting today from phoenix, arizona. make a move on now to some other news and russia claims it has ordered its troops to withdraw from the western bank of the genie pro river near her son. and the move could mark a major turning point in the war announcement by russian defense minister survey show who comes after weeks of ukrainian games in the area. russian commander say it is no longer possible to deliver supplies to the city and troops. well, pull back to defend the eastern side of the river. harrison is the largest city captured by russia since the war began. and the withdrawal would mark a major setback for the kremlin. he doesn't correspond. nick connelly is in queue earlier. he told us how much russia's announcement should be trusted will certainly there are lots of voices in care of who say this definitely cannot be believed. they see this as a provocation, and attempts to you are in ukrainian troops to kind of song and then kind of force them into kind of st battles of the kind we saw in marable, we've heard fr

that's dw washington bureau chief in as poll in phoenix, arizona. thank you so much for that update. we'll come back to this story with more news at the top of the hour on the west mid term elections. now let's look at some other stories making this. a german government look sat to block the sale of a microchip factory to a chinese own firm due to security concerns. a subsidiary of chinese companies. i microelectronics has had been seeking to take over almost intelligence agencies have said the sale could allow beijing to apply pressure on germany. the wreckage of a plane that crashed in lake victoria on sunday has been recovered. 19 people died in the crash tens, and he has deadliest in decades. lease a bad weather was likely to blame. on day 3 of the un climate summit in egypt, world leaders are repeating the words, implement action and financing. and this is especially true for developing nations . they want richer countries to pay for the damage caused by decades of greenhouse gas emissions. yes, my help. 27 leaders are developing nations are pl

of the rarity in as paul are pointing for us today from phoenix, arizona. thank you so much for that update. wanted some other news now and on day 3 of the un climate summit in egypt, world leaders are repeating the words, implement action and financing. and this is especially true for developing nations . they want richer countries to pay for the damage caused by decades of greenhouse gas emissions. like my help, 27 leaders are developing nations are pleading for action. precedent us below and below, we are being drawn and quartered cove. it decimated our economy. even as we are working to rebuild the climate crisis is tearing us apart. limb by limb, and they're demanding rich. a countries have done far more to heat up the planet finally agree to make the fossil fuel industry pay for some of the damage. it's cold afternoon. in the 1st half of this year, 6 fossil fuel companies and emphasized 6, made more than enough money to cover the costs of major climate damages, and developing countries with nearly $70000000000.00 in profits. it is about time that thes

right, that's all we have time for right now that a dw washington bureau chief in as paul in phoenix, arizona. thank you so much for that update. all the world is watching the u. s. mid terms aware that the outcome will affect not only domestic issues, but also of course, american foreign policy. and the war in ukraine in particular, is a concern for american voters. and some are questioning how much longer the u. s. should support ukraine fight against russia. russia's war against ukraine is one. the u. s. has not been able to look away from americans have already sent more than $60000000000.00 worth of assistance into this was a democrat president joe biden has promised to continue to do all it takes to defend ukraine. sovereignty as americans head to the polls in the mid term elections, us congress is expected to touch more republican. and the big question everybody is asking is, what impacts that will have on us assistance to ukraine and other allies? well, the answer depends on who you are. there will be enough support, no matter who controls which house and given president biden still i

mr kelly has been speaking in phoenix, arizona in the past couple of hours, celebrating his victory.t speech after the polls result. here's what he had to say. now, after a long election, it can be tempting to remain focused on the things that divide us. but we have seen the consequences that come when leaders refuse to accept the truth and focus more on conspiracies of the past then solving the challenges that we face today. lets cross to our north american correspondence who joins us from washington. very quickly, howe has all of this shaping up at the moment? many people are saying that it hasn't gone particularly well for donald trump himself. that it hasn't gone particularly well for donald trump himself.— donald trump himself. that is certainly true _ donald trump himself. that is certainly true as _ donald trump himself. that is certainly true as far _ donald trump himself. that is certainly true as far as - donald trump himself. that is certainly true as far as trump| certainly true as far as trump endorsed candidates are concerned this election. it is a real cliffhanger. her

visit indeed.com/hire >>> right now live pictures in fe phoenix, arizona where the first lady is campaigningoss arizona. right now it is becky pringles who is speaking. >>> all right. meantime, they are inspired by baseless claims of election fraud. and now there are new concerns about self-pro claimed poll watchers just days before the midterms. >> so what are they training you to do -- >> observe. >> but what are you looking for exactly? >> observing. we're looking for oddball stuff, i guess. >> john peachild is training to be a poll watcher. organizing among people who believe the 2020 election was stolen. >> all over the country we're deploying people to be poll watchers to watch everything that's happening. >> reporter: some of this engagement is motivated by lies. >> especially the mail-in ballots. that's what the big issue was in 2020. because in pennsylvania there were 1.8 million mail-in ballots went out, 2.5 million came back. there's, hello, a question maybe >> are you sure about that? >> sure. look it up. >> can we google it? >> you -- it's everywhere. >> this is the a.p. the ass

i am kelly o'grady here on the ground in phoenix, arizona where we are covering two incredibly close races but i want to give an update on the story developing on the ground. we are getting word 20% of the voting tabulation machines are malfunctioning here in maricopa county. the board tells us that doesn't mean people are being turned away from voting nor the votes that women want to be counted, it just means will take a little longer and transferred to the central downtown site where bipartisan vote was have them and voting issues have been a big focus in the coast governor's election, said katie hobbs refusing to recuse herself from presiding over the election that carry lake used to drum up support amongst her face. i spoke one on one leg whether she would accept the results. >> if we have a day fraught with error, now administration, incompetency and we will have to look at it. i want voters disenfranchised and we saw the last election. >> the senate side, arizona could become the deciding factor in which party takes control of the senate. lake masters going after democratic inc

it's just past midnight here in atlanta georgia, and 10 pm in phoenix arizona.ay's midterm elections. i'm john vause, counties still underway in a number of close races both

nowhere more than phoenix, arizona.e nation's highest rate of inflation among major metropolitan areas. price hikes taking center stage in the mid-term election. we're live in maricopa county live in phoenix. what are people saying? >> good morning, bill. as you mentioned phoenix is located inside maricopa county. no candidate wins the state of arizona in a statewide election without it. fox news polling found that when asking registered arizona voters the most important issue for them when it comes to voting for senate, inflation is number one followed by border security and handling those top two issues voters prefer republicans blake masters. masters has proposed reducing government spending to fight inflation and says those currently in power are not up to the job. >> don't look at your 401k, sorry, please don't. don't look at your grocery bill. it's horrible. i'm not suggesting that biden or mark kelly could ever competently steward a healthy economy. they're in over their heads. >> he does not see you. he doesn't

jones that were in northern arizona, with help of the phoenix police department area unit. same time, other investigators were on the hunt for dwight. >> we had a bagel description for mr. jones, and a 2001 gold mercedes. >> cop started pulling security video from the multiple crime scenes, looking for that gold mercedes. >> surveillance video near the scene of doctor pits office picked up that vehicle, sort of acting strangely in and around the time of the shooting. >> and pictures from the following day showed what looked like the same car near the law firm just minutes before the two paralegals are murdered. it had been 14 hours since rick anglin tipped off investigators to dwight. as the investigation continued, police found evidence dwight and his gold mercedes were in a suburb called fountain hills, just 30 minutes outside scottsdale. a few hours later, cops found dwight, and assigned teams to watch his every move. >> while they were surveilling dwight jones on sunday, they watched him dispose of something in a trash can. officers later went back to that trash can and

these billionaires >> robert frank, thank you very much >>> now to a different in politics, in phoenix, arizona, where the homeless population is a flash point and business finds itself once again the center of the issue. probably not the only issue, my guess as well, immigration as well and this is, like a lot of other states, nevada where you just were, a tight race >> reporter: phoenix has the highest inflation rate of any other city in the country. you can see the fallout of that right behind me here this is called the zone. it is the largest homeless encampment in the city of phoenix. the situation has gotten so dire, local business owners are suing the city over it debbie, who owns the old station sub shop with her husband, joe, is one of them >> dobt know what we're going to come across in the morning someonesleeping, someone passe out, tents, urination, defecation, so it's been very, very difficult. >> reporter: the zone stretches for several blocks downtown. the lawsuit alleges mental illness illness runs rampant along with drugs and crime. kari lake says get treatment or get moving ka

kyung lah, cnn, phoenix, arizona. >>> here in the largest county in the state of nevada, clark county, the clark county election center we can tell you that the tabulators are done tabulating for the evening. they will resume on friday. in these 17 counties in the state of nevada the democratic candidate for senate who is an incumbent, the democratic candidate for governor who is incumbent are making up ground with the mail-in ballots. tens of thousands still need to be counted. catherine cortez masto has made up 7,000 votes and is behind by 8,000. steve sisilac has made up 7,000 votes and is behind by 27,000 votes. here in clark county alone, the largest county in the state, there are at least 50,000 ballots still to count. these are not ballots done in person, they were mailed in or dropped in drop boxes on election day. the ballots can come until saturday. that's the rule here in nevada. they're not counting because it's close, they're counting because that's the law. as long as they're postmarked by tuesday, it could arrive by saturday and be counted. this will continue until at l

most rapidly growing cities in the past decade, as well as small towns in the phoenix metro area have been booming. arizona is also radly urbanizing which means we are seeing a big population decline in our world, typically republican counties and the biggest increases in maricopa county which houses phoenix as well as tucson. we are seeing rural areas and urban areas, a lot of immigration to arizona internationally and in the united states, domestic migration. and a growing portion of the electorate identifies as hispanic or latino. all these things are helping arizona switch from a reliably red state to purple. host: battleground arizona is our topic today in the battleground series, it is a weeklong series and we will see it tomorrow as well. i want to focus on arizona. democrats call in at (202) 748-8000, republicans at (202) 748-8001, independence -- independents at (202) 748-8002 and one for those in arizona, we want to hear from you, (202) 748-8003. samara klar from the university of arizona is our guests. as folks call in, for our viewers, the viewers of election results when they start coming in n

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you're looking at phoenix, arizona, where it is currently 55 degrees.esert of arizona. let's take a look at the futures. they're cooling off a little bit, down ahead of the opening bell on wall street. the dow now off around 243 points, the s&p and nasdaq down about 1%. all right, a new fox poll shows just a 1-point difference now between herschel walker and senator raphael warnock in georgia. aishah hasnie is in georgia, good morning to you. we've got five days now until the mud terms. this latest data the has to be worrilying the democrats, does it not? >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, ashley. i think so. in fact, i think it should be worrying to both candidates because neither candidate has, is polling over 50% which means we are likely headed to a runoff in this georgia senate race. check out the brand new fox news polling just out yesterday, and it showed that republican herschel walker has closed the gap with incumbent senator raphael warnock for the u.s. senate seat, which is great news for the walker camp. walker is now just 1 point behind

. >> harris: breaking news in phoenix, arizona, the capital in maricopa county.s at election board offices. we have people in line now on video. the republican running for governor in that state just tweeted "getting flooded with calls and text messages from people who are having trouble loading all over maricopa county. this is why we must reform elections. we will be talking about this throughout the evening. i want to make it clear that this is not all machines at all of these places. a fifth of the sensors have some sort of tabulation or counseling problems, and as of a few minutes ago, reportedly by phoenix ten fox ten there, "no idea why the machines aren't working." >> i have some friends in there that tried to vote, one of them said she tried to vote in scottsdale and her ballot was rejected 20 times. she went around and said "can you get me to one of the devices that works?" eventually got to a successful device, and she did vote, but others are saying there is a long line for the machine that works, so they are being told to fill out this ballot and put

let's get to alicia acuna in phoenix, arizona votes are still being counted in two big races. give us your update. >> good morning, dana. as the count was updated last night into today we saw the margins increase in favor of democrats. but we still have a long way to go in both sides no that. i will get to that in a second. why is this taking so long? according to the arizona secretary of state's office the estimated number of uncounted ballots in the state is 619,000. maricopa county it is more than 407,000. maricopa is the second largest voting jurisdiction in the nation. 80% of voters here were early voters. under arizona law folks are also allowed to drop their early ballot off on election day. on tuesday 290,000 voters did just that. that's a huge jump from 2020 when 170,000 walked them in. >> once they go through signature verification and deemed good signature and audit queue they can sent to the board for tabulation. this number is immense. but it does inhibit us from having a higher percentage of returns available within the first 24, 48 hours. but it is important tha

america, over a hundred thousand dead from fentanyl in the last year alone. 13% inflation in phoenix, arizonaunderstand why the democrats want to run from the record of failure and lie. they just lie to us, tucker. they lie. they said fetterman and biden are totally fit for office. they're obviously not. they're obviously not, right? it does make me upset with their wives for putting them in this position, right? >> tucker: i agree with that. >> you almost wonder if the democrats run people like this. kamala harris can't get out a sentence. their horrible extremist left wing policies steamroll the middle class. i think voters are about to give the left a good and hard dose of democracy next tuesday. turns out people don't like the direction that biden and mark kelly have been dragging us toward. >> tucker: i notice the term "inflation." nbc news has scolded republicans for teaching that word to voters. have you thought that them? >> every time i talk to a voter they bring it up. they know. the people of america are a whole helluva a lot smart earn the democrats in charge, a, and b, than the d

sara sidner, cnn, phoenix, arizona. >>> nevada is another key senate race that won't be decided right now. former nevada attorney general adam laxalt who fought to overturn the 2020 election holds a slight lead. >> 160,000 ballots are being counted. mail-in ballots are still arriving. >> georgia is headed to a runoff. raphael warnock will face off against herschel walker on december 6th. >> neither candidate surpassed the 50% threshold to win the race outright. georgia's top official is planning for early and absentee voting. >> i think it's really -- i was in a runoff four years ago and i prevailed on that. it's who gets the most people out. who has the most active campaign and i know i traveled all over the state in my runoff period and i'm sure both campaigns will be doing that. we're getting the counties ready. we're building the ballots. and then get ready to receive absentee ballot applications and then send those absentee ballots out. the first saturday right after thanksgiving, that will be the first day of early voting and then the week after we'll continue on. tuesday, decem

. >> i'm kyung lah in phoenix, arizona, and this is cnn. >> speakers shall refrain from vulgarity, obscenitiesher like breaches of respect, and i think you for your corroboration. >> june 22nd, 2021. >> it's probably the night i have relived and replayed in my head more than any night of my life. >> 259 people signed up to speak at the loudoun county school board. sheridan was chair and running the meeting. >> being chair in a hostile, volatile room is scary. >> you could feel it. >> no, absolutely. right before i called the meeting to order, the superintendent came over to me and said i just want you to know, we've confiscated eggs from people on the way in, and we don't know if we got them all. >> while the school board stream no longer shot close-ups , fox news cameras did. >> today, instead of focusing on the hate that seems to be dripping off the followers of jesus in their room, in this room, and from their kids in our schools, i wanted to take the time -- oh, wait. i can wait. >> i've noticed a pattern. you treat your bosses, most of us, like children. you treat the woke mop, your emplo

let's go right now to maricopa county election center in phoenix, arizona.'s kyung lah is on the scene. i understand protesters are gathering outside as ballots are still being counted in that race between democrat katie hobbs and republican kari lake. >> reporter: there are a few stragglers out here still. at one point, there was a sizable number of them. they have pretty much gone home. the sheriff said that he was frankly glad to see them go. this was a security concern here at the elections department, because what's happening here is the focus. this process that you're seeing behind me is still happening. they are going through these votes and they don't want the focus to be the noise from the outside, which is really conspiratorial lies and disparagement thrown at these elections workers. we are anticipating election results, about 75,000 to 80,000 votes will be released by mare are maricopa county, the most populace county here in nevada. the race for governor is still too close to call. people who live here are anxious to find out what is going to ha

he is from phoenix, arizona. he joins us tonight, wearing a b. o. l. o. onoring his state with that look. vaughn, what a night for arizona, mark kelly, the projected winner, what are you hearing on the ground from both sides? >> look, let's just put it in the context, the fact that for the third election cycle in the row, if u.s. senate seat here will go to a democrat. this is also not just any democrat, when you paint this democrat mark kelly, in contrast to kyrsten sinema, this was an individual over the course of the last two years, consistently voted with the biden administration and the democrat majorities agenda. he voted for the inflation reduction act. he went on board with, essentially, every element of the democratic agenda here. and then, the big question was, in arizona, independents and those conservatives, reticent to trumpism, would they be able to stop voting for democrats for third cycle in a row? and what the results here tell us tonight is the answer is yes. arizona is a legitimately purple state now. donald trump was not on the ballot h

let's bring in vaughn hillyard in phoenix, arizona. there's been so much issues reported in maricopa county. talk to us about what's gone on. >> reporter: right. the kind of set up where we are, we're in downtown phoenix and there's a lot of press gathered because kari lake is coming here to vote. about 15% of the tabulation machines aren't working. arizona voters, they use paeper ballots then at your polling location, you insert that ballot into the tabulating machine. that information then makes its way to downtown phoenix where maricopa county takes that data and comes up with a total vote count. the issue is that folks are putting their paper ballots into the machines and about 15% are rejecting the ballots here. it's important to note those are now being put into a separate, secure box location which are then being brought to downtown phoenix tonight to be hand counted by members from both political parties here. so those ballots are all intents and purposes, are secure here. there are some of these voting locations that have had

phoenix with more. >> good morning, we've got ourselves a ball game in this arizona senate race. according to the latest fox news polling, just two points is celebrating democratic incumbent mark kelly from blake masters and there's room for the g.o.p. candidate to grow with that libertarian marc victor dropping out. the candidates are dropping out and talking to voters what they think are going to sway that very important independent electorate over a third of the electorate in arizona are registered as that. and democratic senator mark kelly is trying to make this election will abortion and masters toured the vector with the most got-aways in the country. and the issue coming up is election integrity. there would be stricter voter i.d. criteria and here is what voters are saying about it. >> i completely agree that people should show their i.d. because it's a big issue with people illegally voting. >> i already used my i.d. to get alcohol. i already get my i.d. to do basically every other thing. >> when i go door knocking, that's one of the number thing things people want to ta

vaughn hillyard in phoenix, arizona, stephanie gosk in las vegas. vaughn, arizona's maricopa county right at the center of things. >> reporter: the ballots are being tabulated, slowly, but they are. last night was a good indicator for the democrats. mark kelly running, currently up by about 95,000 votes over blake masters, and katie hobbs, up by about 13,000 votes over karri lake. the batch of ballots that dropped in maricopa were the early ballots that came in over the weekend, mail ballots. democrats had to perform well among these ballots in order to stay in this, especially in the governor's race here. because those trends do heavily blue, the first several weeks of early voting, so that was a good sign because they need to build out this lead as much as they can get in order to stave off what is expect expecting to be a closing of the gap with the next batch of ballots that come in. some will be coming tonight but even more so tomorrow. those ballots are going to be the ballots that were dropped off, hand-delivered on tuesday by voters. this is

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we are waiting to get a similar update from maricopa county which is phoenix. arizona governors race between republican kari lake and democratic katie hobbs too close to call. perhaps not for long. new results also from house races across the country with control of the house still up in the air. so now is certainly not the time to look back at the 2022 midterms because they are still unfolding right in front of us right this minute now. tomorrow the former president will enter the 2024 presidential race through his announcement if he makes one tomorrow night. it is certainly going to be heard differently in the wake of what's happened in the midterms. kim law is in fooeksz tonight and john king is at the magic wall. we begin with you. what is the latest on the numbers? >> reporter: i just heard seconds ago, anderson, these numbers are going to be dropping at the bottom of the hour. so 30 more minutes before we know exactly what this release of votes from maricopa county, the most populous county in the state of arizona, what the voters have decided. what we can tell y

georgia turned purple and broke the monopoly on -- >> and vaughn hillier is here, he is from phoenix arizona. he joins us tonight wearing a b.o.l.o. tie. vaughn, what a night for arizona. what are you hearing on the ground from both sides? >> look, let's just put into context that for the third election cycle in a row, the seat will go to a democrat -- this was a individual that for the last two years, it consistently voted for the biden administration and the agenda. he even floated for the inflation reduction act. he went on board with essentially every element of -- would arizona independents and conservatives, would they be able to stomach voting for a democrat for this for the third cycle in a row? the answer is yes, arizona is a legitimately purple state now. donald trump is a time when inflation was high, and immigration was at the forefront. a record number of migrants, republicans tully believe that they had a national race here. they had everything they needed to pull off a win again the seat. that is not the reality here. if you shift to look at the governor's race here right now,

kerry washington joins us now from phoenix, arizona, where she's rallying tonight.'re campaigning like you're running for president. you have my vote, by the way, if you ever seriously decide to do that. let me ask you, why did you decide to campaign in arizona this weekend? and why is this so important to you, the get out the vote? >> you know, i'm calling this my sos tour. you know, we are in an emergency moment, but really i'm calling it sos because i'm focusing on secretaries of state because i think we're in a moment where our democracy is on the ballot and our secretaries of state are the people who really defend our right to a free and fair election. so, i'm trying to give as much support to those races as possible. the presidential elections always get a lot of attention. they're splashy elections. midterm elections, that's where we impact our local and state governments as you know. and secretaries of state, that's one of the many roles or offices we're electing this time. just trying to draw people's attention, educate folks about how much power they have

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