at 11:30 we still don't know the outcome of the presidential race. o still closely watching the outcome of the u.s. senate race here in pennsylvania between katie mcginty and the incumbent pat toomey. >> which was so hotly contested. mcginty was satisfying that pat toomey -- he told the media that he was, indeed, voting for donald trump. >> can we take another look at that race? that is the key race we're watching tonight. the u.s. senate race here in pennsylvania. it is a close race. we're awaiting the outcome of that. we have our reporters at both campaigns tonight. when those campaigns -- those candidates come out -- there it is. now it's locked at 48% for both of them with 69% reporting. >> evidence of just how close this is. that is nbc 10 news at 11:00. i'm jacquelin london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. coverage continues right now. >>> it is 11:30 in the east. as we look at democracy plaza, nbc news projecting that donald trump is the apparent winner in florida. donald trump the apparent winner in florida. it's a state that he called a must-win, and

. >>> in the presidential race in colorado hillary clinton was the winner here. it was a tighter race than many predicted. our own floyd ciruli had a poll showing down the line. hillary clinton took colorado, but she is in deep and desperate trouble this hour in terms of finding a will be a win in the electoral college with 2/3 of the precincts reporting at this point. >> we'll look now at the senate race in colorado. this was really not a big surprise in the senate race. michael bennet won reelection to the senate. >> again this was a tighter margin than many predicted. darryl glenn riding the trump take down incumbent senator michael bennet. >> he did have a late push, had some money come in and really made a run at it. >> we'll look now at the clinton gathering at the javits center in new york city. this was the place beneath the great glass ceiling that she intended to give her victory speech tonight which looks increasingly unlikely at this hour. those people are not participating in the new fad, the mannequin challenge. they are just standing still in place

the presidential race certainly not the only one on the ballot. of course we're talking about suring up the senate. i had a chance to speak with dickerson about that topic earlier this week. >> of course we have a lot of talk about the presidential race, but also we can't forget about the senate race. let's talk a little bit about balance and power just from your feeling and the polls we've seen. where are we at right now? >> it's tight in terms of balance and control of the senate. that's one of the things we'll be watching on election night. there's a period in the third debate when we were all out there and democrats were good about being able to regain control of the senate. i think it's right on the night's edge in terms of whether those incumbent republicans are going to be able to survive. >> when you talk about the senate race, a lot of eyes are on the nevada senate race. from the national perspective is it as big as we make it out to be in nevada? >> sure. it helps them fight back the there are a lot of places where purple states, nevada

the rest of country. we thought nevada would help presidential race. we were irrelevant. there goes my #wematter. by the time it got here, the one blue mark didn't help the red that came across. >> we have to break away. get a quick nap. you've had a long day. get back to you in a few minutes. tricia? >> bittersweet night for nevada republicans celebrating a huge upset in the presidential race. didn't get enough down ballot support to get other republicans to capitol hill. more. probably mixed emotions in that room tonight? >> reporter: tricia, really wouldn't call it mixed emotions. i've asked self-people how they're feeling tonight. they say -- several people how they're feeling tonight. they say they're feeling victorious. no matter what happened here in nevada, all eyes are on the presidential race. there's been a loot -- a lot of cheering. every time fox news here -- that's what they're watching -- every time they call a win for donald trump, this crowd erupted in cheers. only time i heard this crowd boo all night long is when the name hillary clinton was mentioned. they especially when news

off in the presidential, but we're seeing the rural western counties, look more like a midterm than a presidential. >> joe, you know that wisconsin has gone blue in the last seven presidential races, still wait for the final surprised you? >> i think what's happening tonight is not unique to wisconsin. if you look around the country, clearly something bigger than either of the candidates is underway. the entire country will have to understand and come to grips to that in the coming days. but the fist thing that jumps out to me, is the president won 25 counties around the state, out of the 72. leading in nine of the 7 # counties. -- 72 counties. some are very large metro area, that could be votes out there. >> joe, i have to ask you, we know that hilary clinton didn't campaign here at all in the general election. we know that tim kaine was here, come here at least once, especially in the closing arguments? >> i take it back to what i was earlier. i think it's bigger than being about hilary clinton or donald trump. donald trump is a man who today 61% of voters in the entire united states in exit polling said was not qualified to be president and he stands on the precipice of becomi

these are some of the folks like we have been speaking with this morning and senate race and about the presidential race as well. back to the senate race. if it is within a certain percentage, 20% difference, the losing candidate can ask for a recount, so when talking about perhaps that will shrink even more as we get the final 3% of polling precincts reporting reports could end up seeing a recount in the united states and keep close eye on that and first i will play for you some of the reaction we have been hearing from voters this morning, from diners this morning about the presidential race results. >> there are still votes to count in a lot of small towns and confident maintain the lead wh >> we are upbeat, we are confident but we want to make sure we do this the new hampshire way and every vote in because every vote matters. >> michael: we are not at the diner now. we are at diner early this for the morning and either conceded and declared victory for the race and passion on both sides of the aisle certainly are high here in the diner and throughout new hampshire and some of the voter reaction

private sector, the .ransition team and congress strategisthite house managers continues --after the presidential race in the u.s. genie:, france is gearing up got -- genie: after the presidential race in the u.s., france is gearing up or its own race. he quit his post earlier this year to set up his own political movement. the pro-business socialist is 38 by not letting his young age stand in his way. here is what he had to say today in paris. a president does not just also in aactions, but less visible light. -- way. he within himself the values of the country, the continuity of history, and the vigor and dignity of a public life. know i am ready. that is why i am a candidate for the french presidency. genie: that is emmanuel macron who lost his bid for presidency at a plant north of paris today launched is bid for presidency at a plant north of paris today. >> he announced he will beacon at it for the 2017 election, making his announcement in this tire workshop to the north of paris. that is a pretty symbolic choice. he is appealing to young voters fed up with the current system, the stagnant econo

we begin live in hillsborough county which could be a predictor for the entire state in this presidential race. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. in the last 19 out of 20 presidential elections voters here in hillsborough county successfully picked the president of the united states and of course this morning the big question is will that happen again when voters show up all look at the past 2 presidential elections to see what happened in hillsborough. in 2012 hillsborough went blue, president obama beat mitt romney. 4 years before that obama prevailed over john mccain by around 10,000 votes. voters have expressed to us they hope the system is fair and balanced. the supervisor of us there's an electronic tally and paper votes. voters are confident though. >> if everybody want everything to be done correctly let it be done with the faith of the people. >> and again, of course the precincts here in hillsborough county open at 7 a.m. they close at 7 tonight. anyone in line at 7 p.m. will still be able to vote. in nbc's final battleground map looking at the electoral college vote. the winn

we have team coverage this morning - breaking down impact on the presidential race... and the fight for senate control... and voter turnout. but first - we go to kim in the newsroom... with a look at the early morning victory speech by the president-elect. the republican nominee... now poised to become america's 45th president. from the primary election... all the way to today... president-elect donald trump has surged beyond expectation... thanks to voters who were eager to shake up washington. initially... clinton campaign chairman john podesta spoke in new york this morning - saying the race was too close was called for the republican... clinton called to concede. here's what president-elect trump had to say about their call: " she fought very hard. hillary has worked very long, very hard over a long period time and we owe her a major debt of gratitufe for her service to our country." electoral votes last night... markets around the world sank... with dow and nasdaq futures hitting their "limit- down" max they can fall in a single session. european markets opened low

the state. you have a senate race, the presidential, and in this eastern district, you have an incumbent republicane member paul ryan. talk about how that house race might impact the president? >> it is an interesting race because he is is supposed to be one of the most wonderful incumbents but he had not been , acting like it. he has the benefit of iowa being one of the few tossup states or swing states that is leaning toward donald trump, so he has not been acting like he is vulnerable. what has the congressman said about donald trump throughout the campaign, particularly after the access hollywood tapes? >> he does not go out of his way to mention donald trump, but he will, when asked, say specifically that iowa is still behind donald trump. mark: conventional wisdom in public polling suggests trump has the lead here and how much has this part of the state then engaged in the presidential race? >> it has been interesting. we have seen more surrogates. this is the second time i have seen bill clinton. it is one of the areas we are seeing more surrogates than the candidates themselves. mark: thank

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concord for the republican party has been a positive one for the senate race, the governor's race from the top of the ticket, the presidential race, and we should be seeing in the next, i don't this is gonna be when the rubber hit the road, we're really gonna find out how the people of new hampshire voted, and it's a battleground state, we didn't expect it a few months ago but that has what it has turned into and turned into a very important state not just for the united states senate which we knew going in but also for the president of the united states. that the numbers will return in their favor i think it's fair to say that many of them are extremely worried about the without come. they had the look of momentum going into the last few days of is this campaign. one of the final polls show governor hassen up in numbers over senator kelly ayotte. and while it did indeed show governor hassen winning, again, these latest numbers that have been coming in now for about the past two hours have shown a continued gap candidates. now, when i last spoke to one of the campaign staffers, they did tell us that the governor was watching

could voters flip from red to blue and what it means for the outcome of the presidential race. >> and preschoolers rushed to the hospital in south florida, coming up would school officials believe made these kids sick. >> then a real life version of the movie snakes on a plane, the moment passengers saw this mid-flight. you're watching . >>> polk county is a must win in the race for the white house. historically the county skews republican and it has to stay that way if win the sunshine state. we're joined from a precinct with an equal number of registered democrats and republicans. pretty interesting there. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, and despite those equal numbers the past 2 elections polk county has skewed slightly republican, in 2012 mitt romney defeated president obama in this county by about 6% of the vote, and in 200 # it was john mccain that you can't take any example here from early voting because of the 168,000 polk county residents who have voted early or by mail there is a virtual split right down the middle between the republicans and the democrats. now, both campaign

how the us presidential race is >>> the presidential race, we're hearing george w. bush and former first lady laura bush did not even vote for president. rush limbaugh has said bush was voting for hillary clinton. a spokesman he says the former president did vote for other republican candidates for chose not to vote for either clinton or donald trump. >>> the canadian's government immigration website crash last and access still remains pretty spotty. experts believe the us election played a major role in this as americans opposed to donald trump have frequently joked about moving to canada should he become president. to canada in becoming a canadian citizen have also grown -- also grown in recent months . >>> love or hate the results there is no denying this election was one of the most divisive in recent history. mary mcguire joins us live from tampa international airport. people are up there early. mary, you have been talking with many of the travelers of holiday feeling about the canada? >> reporter: they have not set here moving or flying to canada just yet but

the wilmington mayor's race. beating out robert martin. >>> the presidential race is still too close to call in pennsylvania. >> we're getting new results in philadelphia as well as the suburbs. keith jones is at the big board breaking things down. >> let's start in philadelphia. record turnout. about 73% of precincts reporting. clinton is leading trump 80-17. that's to be expected. numbers aren't yet available for

in the u.s.g on senate race for harry reid posse and how is that impacting potentially the presidentialst: that's a very good question. this is theell you most amazing senate race i've covered and you guys know i've covered everyone since 1986. it's going to be a $100 million race with more outside spending than i've ever seen all stop i really think it could go either way. essentially, it boils down to heck versus joe harry reid. harry reid has in all over this race on the background on one side and in the foreground on the republican side. early voting numbers don't look good for the republicans, rim number what happened in 2012 -- obama won the state by seven and dean heller pulled out the senate race by 12,000 votes. mark: is the fact that the senate race competitive, the fact that the coalition the two candidates are trying to put together advantage either of the candidates? guest: i think they are totally divorced from each other in many ways and not just because heck divorced himself from trump which initially caused a lot of problems, even his campaign would admit, but doesn't n

back live now at the west trenton firehouse in ewing, and new jersey has ballot questions and congressional questions and local races, and the big draw is the highly contested presidential race, the polls here in new jersey are open until 8:00. take your chance and get out and vote. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. pollsters say that the vote in the philadelphia suburbs could be the biggest battleground of all in determining our next president. a huge line cast ballots in chester county this morning. president obama lost chester county to mitt romney four years ago. jeff is talking to voters and joins us live from keith valley middle school in horsham. >> reporter: we are told that voting this morning was heavy in minneapolis county. it seems to have petered out in this precinct. they were able to get in and out in less than 5 minutes during the lunch time hour. they are glad the campaign season over and two there is no question whom they will vote. >> in the first three hours more than 25% of the registered voter his cast their ballots. for these moms it was a historic moment they shared with their children. >> it's the first woman a historic m

. >> the way that has come back to haunt the country not just in the presidential race. we thought the democrats were going to take control of the senate. they didn't. we thought they'd pick up more seats in the house than they did. i think in a lot of ways the democratic party has become this collection of boutique issues, that they think if you add them altogether you get to 51% or 52, but when you do those sorts of boutique issues and you put all your fire power and rhetoric there, there's a lot of the country that feels ignored. i really think the democratic party has to do some big soul searching. more than two years ago everybody decided it was going

the clock is ticking. just hours to go and tell we hopefully find out who won the race for president. remember there is no telling how close the race will be. both presidential candidates waited until today to vote. hillary and bill clinton voted in new york and donald and melania trump voted in new york city and her husband.>> all eyes are on florida. voters are turning out in huge numbers. >> in pinellas county more than 640,000 people have voted as of 430 this afternoon.>> in hillsboro 30,000 people voted in the first hour there. the election of a lifetime. there are lots of ways hillary clinton can win and i will show you those as well as the ways that donald trump can pull this out. trump has to win florida, ohio and north carolina. those are not locks for him yet. its neck and neck in florida, deadlock in the latest poll. in north carolina, the poll has clean and trump tied. an ohio donald trump looks the best so far up by an average of 3.5 points. il of these states, especially florida, you ready to say madam president let's say donald trump does pull off these states, he will need to win every state that mitt romney one back in 2012. if hillary clint

look at the return that none these candidates got in the presidential race. at 2.57%, it's never broken 1%. there were more votes cast for of these candidates in the elections of 2000, 2004, 2008, and 2012 combined. so all of this mill. >> and those are the people who actually went to the polls as the one that stayed home. >> nevada's senate seats5 will stay blue. katherine cortez beat republican joe heck 47 to 45%. heck was casualties of the blue wave here in nevada. here's what cortez told supporters after that win. >> we have some things that we have to fight for. there is no doubt that we have to fight for an economy that works for all of us. right. we have to ensure we have a living wage, increasing that minimum wage for people who are still struggling across this stated. >> now, republican joe heck didn't speak to his supporters on election night but sent a cortez masto good luck. >> and she will be one-half of our team of senators in washington and the other will be republican dean heller of course in true 2018. i caught up with him to ask him about wor

. >> that speaks to the presidential race more than our race. >> doesn't mean she won't be reelected as house minority leader but does mean there are some democrats who think the party needs to move a different direction to do more to reach voters. >>laura: at least three nba teams are boycotting the election results. mavericks, bucks and the grizzlies will not stay at trump holts. there's a chance other nba teams will silently join the boycott. >>russell: bucs wide receiver evans will not be protesting this ek during the national anthem before the bears game on sunday. that protests drew immediate reaction and most of it negative. some people even pledging to boycott the bucs. fallout got worse after reports that evans did not vote. he sent us a statement yesterday saying, i want to start by apologizing to all the u.s. military members, their families and the fans who i offended by my actions on sunday. it was never my intention as i have tremendus respect for the men and women who serve our in our society today. i chose to sit as an expression of my frustration towards this year's e

and las vegas is still a major campaign stop in the presidential race. thanks for joining us... i'm paul joncich. ((christianne klein)) >> and i'm christianne klein. this time it's hillary clinton... making a stop at the plumbers and pipe fitters union training center. that's where politics now co-host patrick walker joins us live with what clinton had to say. ((patrick walker)) >> paul and christianne... the candidates time becomes more and more valuable in the final day hillary clinton spent some valuable time here this afternoon as union workers prepared to canvass on her behalf. this has been a very tight presidential race in nevada as of late. over the last week and a half... clinton has lost ground in nevada... if you're one to strongly believe the polls. the real clear politics average of polls over that time shows trump with a point and a half lead. they're tied in two of the polls... clinton is ahead in one and trump is ahead in one. to separate herself... clinton took the approach of telling voters to imagine how bad a donald trump presidency would be. i want to bring m

contested race or anybody who cares about the outcome of a hotly contested race anywhere in the country. in the modern era we've also never before had the fbi insert itself as a factor in presidential race. as they stands by to hint darkly about something unexplained involving hillary clinton while simultaneously today what appear to be anonymous fbi sources leaked to "the new york times" that americans should see nothing to worry about in any of the investigations you might have heard about concerning donald trump. so the fbi is playing this remarkable role in this election, making vague statements about one candidate while leaking exculpatory information about the other candidate. a week out from the election. this is something we've never seen before from the fbi. we also in the modern era have never seen a popular sitting president of the united states campaigning his heart out for his would-be successor. that did not happen with george w. bush or bill clinton or ronald reagan or our modern two-term presidents. but that is happening right now and boy, howdy, it is, with president barack obama. how is that going to affect things heading into election day? tonight we've got forme

. >> let's take a lock at how californians are voting in the presidential race. so far again california to call it the victory celebration party by now, but it is too close. i think by the end of the night she will be our next president. park are we will make a stop tonight. this evening we expect about 600 people to make it through here this evening. live from the holiday inn in san francisco, leanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> barbara boxer. >> first here are more of the propositions beginning with prop 51. i'm hall of famer jerry west and my life is basketball. but that doesn't stop my afib >>> welcome back on this election day. we want to get to the senate race between kamala harris and sanchez. with 20% of the precincts now reporting, kamala harris is out front with 68% of the vote. >> sanchez has 32%. both are in southern california tonight. >> abc 7 is in los angeles with kamala harris. laura? >> hi, dan. we are here at the kamala harris election night party. it is beginning to feel a little bit more like a party. let's look at her in southern california. she

. >> besides the presidential race, there are a number of key local races for the seat between mike honda and affordable housing and pension reform for city workers. there are 800 poll places which open up at 7:00 a.m.. we are going to be visiting those polling locations. a lot of people do vote by mail. we want to see if this year they are going to be busy or not as we head to those in the next hour. >> hopefully people will not have to wait in line to vote. that's not nice. we want people to get out the vote. we are going to continue the election throughout the morning. we will bring you the very latest results. we will be on the air from the bay area, california, after the polls close here at 8:00 tonight. we are also going to have election coverage for you on our website. if you can't be near a television, you can get up to the minute results with your smartphone at ktvu.com. >>> a woman ran down three people with her car including her estranged husband. she ran down her husband, his attorney and a woman. ms. goldman backed up the car and hit the woman a second time. goldman then drov

he wanted to focus all his attention on the presidential race. he dropped out of that and rubio changed his mind, got back into the senat it was very close in polling until a couple weeks ago when marco rubio started to inch away, marco rubio holds that senate seat, key hold for republicans in the senate. it looks like there's a possibility they could hold the senate in total. in a hotly contested match in indiana, democrat ev bye lost to young in the senate seat. even democrats conceded that he did not run a very effective campaign. we are also keeping an close eye still on florida where steve harrigan is live for us in miami. what's it like down there, steve? >> trace, still too close to call in florida, of course, the biggest swing state and a key prize with 29 electoral votes. the key for democrats to win florida in the past has been to run up big margins in the big south, miami, dade and broward county. that's what hillary clinton has done, running up more than a 500,000 vote advantage, in those two counties, more than double what president o

the other category. now, another big race is the important fight for the 13th congressional district between david jolly and charlie krisk. we'll have more on that race coming up in the next half hour. >>> presidential candidates campaigned late into both making a final pitch to voters in battleground states. clinton closed her campaign with a massive midnight rally in north carolina, she was joined by her family appeared lady gaga. . >> there is no reason, my friends, why america's best days are not ahead of us. if we reach for them together. vote at an elementary school in her hometown. her election night party will be held in new york. >>> meanwhile donald trump's final rally was a last minute event in michigan. trump told supporters today is quote our independence day and the day quote american working class is going to strike back. he also got in some last jabs at clinton. >> real change also means restoring honesty to our government. so the first thing we should do, let's get rid of hillary, okay, that's probably -- that would be a very good first step. >> donald trump will hold his election night party at the hilton in manhattan just blocks away from the hillary clinton event. >>> the preside

ben: "good morning america" will have more reaction from the markets after the presidential race. ben: voters who turned out in waukesha county encountered a few issues yesterday. melinda: wisn 12 news christina palladino explains why the clerk's office is looking into a ballot shortage. >> it wasn't completely smooth sailing in waukesha county, a 150 people affected with voting issues earlier in the day. it is confusion over exactly how that the voter turnout is huge acrosswalk shaw county and the clerk's office did enough to order enough ballots. it took a few hours to get them new ones and in the meantime they used alternative ways to vote and some voiced frustration to the county clerk over the phone. people that didn't vote then and all seemed they were going to go back later. >> no one was actually turned away during the time when they ran out of ballots. there was a minor issue in the city of dellfield with a ballot >> this is turnout across wisconsin. 512,000 people cast their ballot in the early voting. we'll have a break down of those results later in the day. we have mor

we're monitoring the presidential race..and key races here at home. across the country..including here in las vegas. we'll show you what metro is doing to keep everyone safe today. but first a live look outside.. soon..voters will be heading to the polls across the valley.. 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett has our election day forecast. mainly sunny skies continue along with abnormally warm conditions and light winds switching directions throughout high pressure hold to the southwest and will allow temperatures to hold between 6 and 10 degrees above normal for this time of year. today, highs will range between 78 and 84 degrees valley wide with central las vegas reaching 81 degrees; 10 degrees above our normal high temperatures for this time of year. by the weekend, a disturbance will pass just to the north of southern nevada and will allow temperatures to fall slightly to the mid and upper 70s where they hold into next monday. a key race in nevada that has national implications. we're talking about the battle parker collins is live the cambri

we're watching the presidential race very, very closely. so watching the balance of power in the u.s. senate. dana is taking a closer look at that. >> that's right, wolf. let's take a look at the battle for control of the senate. first, democrats have 46 seats, republicans have 54, the old balance of power. tonight 34 seats are at stake. we're watching nine key races. republicans are defending eight of those races. democrats are defending one. now, if democrats can pick up five republican seats and hold the rest, they will have a 51-seat majority. republicans have spent hundreds of millions of dollars, dispatched marquis players all over these races to deprive democrats of five pickups and that 51-seat majority. here is another scenario, a 50/50 senate. if hillary clinton is elected, democrats would have the majority because vice president tim kaine would cast the tie-breaking vote. if donald trump is elected, republicans would have the majority because vice president mike pence would cast the tie-breaking vote. now the first votes coming up

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we're talking about the presidential race. i think it's still very early. what a lot of us are watching for is a balance of power in the senate. calling indiana. good for todd young. states like indiana, florida, nevada we're going to be watching tonight for the balance of power. good numbers for rubio so far. >> there was a time republicans race, when it looked as if the down ballot effect might wash right over marco rubio. the democrats -- he had a very wealthy challenger who really could have, from all that i see, written checks for $30 million -- i mean, noticed it, but could have done it. looked like the democrats decided this is not a place where we feel like the dollars make sense. >> very expensive state. patrick murphy was they had better opportunities in other states. >> the check mate state for democrats, as they put it, is not florida, but this year north carolina. largely because of the changing -- partially because of the changing demographics in north carolina and local issues north carolina's been dealing with. >> north carolina's not necessa

the only national poll to get the presidential race right was the l.a. times. officials told usa today that they conducted surveys online they say more people may have been comfortable voicing their support of president-elect on the web. other experts suggest the news of clinton's fbi investigation may have come too late for pollsters to notice its impact. donald trump's youngest son is now internet star after struggling to stay awake during the dad's victory speech. started new hashtag based off of trump exhaustion including make america sleep again. slogan. accidental eye rolls and some stray yawns led on that he was pretty exhausted there. it was likely a long night for the ten-year-old. it was 3:00 a.m. before the president-elect took the stage. i think any ten-year-old would be exhausted, julie. >> julie: yeah, let's give him a break. he has four years to be in the public eye where we were broadcasting that this morning and notice that he did look a little sleepy. good morning, everyone. south of town on route 3 and a little bit route 18. 95 no complaints

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he and gary johnson are actually competing in the presidential race. what's the effect of that? especially if he has such strong views about donald trump being a threat to the country and hillary clinton being a pretty darn good choice? i mean, bill weld didn't endorse clinton. he also didn't drop out of the race. he says that he will be voting for his own ticket for the libertarian ticket on election day. it raises this interesting question. if the libertarians dropped out, if bill weld, with or without gary johnson, got out of the race between now and tuesday, would that actually help hillary clinton win the presidency? would it help trump win the presidency? can we tell what the effect of that would be at this point? some national polls poll in a four-way race. they ask people would you support the democrat in the race, the republican in the race, the libertarian in the race or the green party candidate in the race? they poll on clinton, trump, johnson and stein. then they poll the same people on just the head-to-head race between clinton and trump. if you compare the two res

find interesting -- this senate race might have been middle of the road, normal race with a big, you know, majority impact at stake. the fact that it's in a presidential year has amped up the enthusiasm. the new hampshire voters have probably talked to every candidate for president. folks. >> i think that in a race where they've spent nearly $130 million -- and you've had super stars, yes, go up there. i don't know. i do question how much the voters of new hampshire appreciate having elizabeth warren go into new hampshire and tell them who to vote for. i think that pulls people back for. they know they're voting for two very distinct positions, their united states senator and president of the united hang any of trumpisms around her neck or blame her for not supporting him, because they know her. it's not that she's a first-time elected official. she's been doing this. they know. she has a proven record that she's running on. it would be very different if she was trying to defeat an incumbent or run for an open position. >> let's go back to florida. as wear hering 48.5 percent for both candidates right now. it is still early. latinos. what other voting

not only in the presidential race but also the u.s. senate race. so my question is, is what happens up there going to tell us everything about who wins the presidency and who wins the u.s. senate? control of the u.s. senate? >> it may well. it's definitely a weather vain. if trump were to win new return state you would think he might have some hope in michigan and other northern states that he needs to get to the number of 270 electoral votes. if it's a sweep of the democrats it looks like a bad night for trump. >> is he right about that? >> i think what you're seeing is, record turnout in new hampshire. and that's good for the entire democratic ticket. if that's replicated in these other battleground states, big turnout that always benefits the democrats. a good nigh democratic candidates running. >> i know we're still waiting for numbers but how confident are you that republicans will keep control of the senate? >> tight, tight, late. i'm not real confident right now the way it's looking. >> are you feeling confident? >> the democrats have a grea

but we begin the second hour with the presidential race getting tighter. welcome to "happening now" hour two, i am jon scott. >> i am jenna lee. donald trump wrapping up a rally in miami in the must win state in florida. he talked about the rigged system and called for the audience to get out and vote. >> the polls are saying that we are going to win florida. don't believe it, get out there and vote. this is a move hadment like we have never seen in this country before. these crowds and the enthusiasm and love. you you got to get out and vote. real change begins with immediately repealing and replacing obama care. [cheering] >> in the meantime hillary clinton in florida making a surprise appearance in a early voting site in ft. lauderdale and heading to two states that impact on tuesday and will impact on tuesday. arizona and nevada. despite the news of revived fbi investigation. clinton is holding out hope for a big win. we are following the latest on the e-mail investigation. we'll go to rich who is live in ft. lauderdale, florida. rich? >> good afternoon

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preside has been watching the presidential race carefully.. and his country will do its part to improve the situation. putin says: "russia is ready and wants to restore the full fledged relations with the united states." soldiers in iraq say no matter who won the white house... their mission stays the same. parker says: "that's kind of the attitude here now, alright, we had an election. now let's get moving forward with the mission just like we did yesterday." hall on cam tag: "here in the u-k, british prime minister theresa may congratulated trump.. saying the two countries would remain partners on trade, defense. in london, benjamin hall, fox news." trump was announced the winner nationally -- after the associated press announced him as the winner in wisconsin -- giving him enough electoral votes to reach the 270 needed. we have team coverage -- on the election results. let's start with deandra corinthios-- with more on how wisconsin played a role in this historic election. hillary clinton was poised to wi polls...and based on history. wiscon

he said he knows this country will be okay despite the bradenton of the presidential race however he never said donald trump's name. you did talk about how conversation drop out and run for president again. we want to see how he feels after seeing the results of last night's collection >>> we do have extra clouds around and we will keep those around throughout the day. i am only adding in a small rain chance despite the fact there will be rain around us. there are cloud spreading into the tampa bay area but look at i that 10 percent rain chance. the clouds will keep temperatures in check. we go from the 60s only into the mid-to upper 70s. this week front will have more clouds but only a slim rain chance. behind the front upper 70s which is average. next week a few more showers will be back into the forecast. 79 today, 81 tomorrow, upper 70s >> overall we have pretty good drive. a little bit of different situation in sarasota. we have no information on the diverging diamond change. they are opening up the southbound lanes. there is a bridge that all of the traffic is being diverted on

the waves that happen. but occasionally hen hay happen counters. >> exactly right. nevada is called a winner in every presidential race, other than the carter victory. i think this may be an exception. i think that nevada will go for clinton. at this point, i don't see how she has the path way to get 270 electoral votes, but the way the tide is merging all over the midwest against her. >> we'll talk more of this, and back to you. >>> thank you very much, and of course, senator is a coveted seat here in nevada. >> that race is closely watched by everyone in the country, that could have a huge influence on the power of balance in the senate. >> we have the latest on that. >> yeah, that's right, the balance of power in the senate is 47-45 with the republican. yourself from watching that, but the race between cortez, and he can is critical as well. again, the control of the senate is on the line, there's nine close races that we have been monitoring all night. illinois flipped and went to the democrats, the secretary of state still has not released the numbers for other state, but things do look good here for catherine de

we were talking about the presidential race and the numbers and polling. has the science of polling changed now forever? >> it's constantly changing. it has actually changed from 2014 to now from 2012 to 2014. the biggest are we keep adding more and more you know cell callers, basically if you pollster that doesn't clawed cell phones any more you are mostly discounted. and we are getting better at internet polling. i think the take away, the things we are going to be working on over the next few months are that in states like michigan, the internet polls were the best. they had it within about a point. you know, trump performed a lot better in internet polls in a lot of states and they more the national tracking polls. some of the ones that had better numbers for him had some kind of online or panel-based survey. it is still newter rain. >> my question is we did, this year 5 or 6% fewer democrats in the general makeup of early voters. we saw about 5 or 6% more independents in the makeup. when you looked at the breakdown in 2012 more than half of all black

kathy: what about the presidential race? patrick: in the presidential race, democratic nominee hilla over republican nominee donald trump, 46% to 40% among likely voters in wisconsin. that's 1% tighter than the last poll in early october. this is the final marquette law school poll before the election on tuesday. kathy: we have the final pitch going on both campaigns are , targeting wisconsin pretty hard. bernie sanders held a rally for hillary clinton at turner hall in milwaukee tonight, trying to turnut the vote. >> they are in bold and by the vote. we are emboldened because we believe that people must and will vote. that is the difference between us and them. kathy: donald trump and hillary clinton's running mate tim kaine held rallies in wisconsin last night. 12 news was there for both. and there are more visits on tap. tomorrow, eric trump will be in eau claire, and chelsea clinton will be in milwaukee. and on friday, vice president joe biden will hold a rally in madison. joyce: we are teaming up with abc news to brin wa