. >>> hillary clinton wins in isle with its 20 electric votes. a win for hillary clinton. in new jersey. governor christie is the governor there but hillary clinton is the winner in new jersey with 14 electoral votes. hillary clinton wins in new jersey. in ma we projects will go to hillary clinton. massachusetts. let's move to maryland. ten electoral votes. we project hillary clinton wins in maryland. she'll carry that state. an important win for hillary clinton in the state of maryland. more wins for hillary clinton coming in right now. in rhode island, hillary clinton carries the state of rhode island with it's four electoral votes. delaware, three electoral votes. all going to hillary clinton and the district of colombia, three electoral votes go to hillary clinton. donald trump also has some projected wins, three specifically. we project he'll carry the state of oklahoma with seven electoral votes. donald trump will carry tennessee with 11 electoral votes and donald trump will also carry mississippi with six electoral votes 789 we ha. we have a key race alert right now

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will go to hillary clinton. the blue west filling in for hillary clinton. 197 for electoral votes, 187 for donald trump. and bill kristol, i want to have a republican house, almost certainly going to have a republican senate as well. >> or a 50/50 senate. where the vice president would make a tie. >> if you said a week ago, an undivided republican government, that's pretty amazing. trump surprised a lot of us in the primaries time and again, we thought, that was the primaries, nate silver was very cautious, predicting a hillary clinton victory. he said it was 2-1, hillary clinton victory. looks like it may not happen. trump will have surprised. when was the last time there was an upset of this kind, people went in on election day -- they didn't even poll in the final three weeks. alex? >> the big story here, win or lose, whichever candidate is the size of the repudiation of business as usual, what cokie was talking about, is stunning tonight. in that, there's an opportunity to bring the country together. trump d

hillary clinton wins colorado. she's ahead in the popular vote. 67%, winning by more than 86,000 votes. nine electoral votes in colorado. another important win for hillary clinton. she needs all of these wins right now. let's take a look at the e electricity oral college map. donald trump has 167 electoral votes compared to hillary clinton's 131 e electricilector. you need 270 to win the white house. that's the magic number. 270. another important win. another important win for hillary clinton in colorado. let's go back to john and talk about new hampshire. more than half of the vote is now in. >> 54% of the vote, three point lead, slight change in the math there. so 11,000 votes right in that ballpark there. >> trump is in the lead. he's got a lead there. there are any encouraging signs outstanding for hillary clinton in new hampshire? >> there are -- i wouldn't call anything encouraging for hillary clinton at the moment, to be honest with you, my friend, but, yes, there are places when you look at new hampshire,

hillary clinton wins oregon. donald trump gets another electoral vote in nobody neebra >> and so far he's wracking up all the states he needs. he's won ohio, and north carolina. i don't know what's going to happen but he was leading florida last time i saw there. the path for hillary clinton to wins still -- it's still there, but it's problematic. if i can bring up my screen here just to show, she still needs pennsylvania, she still needs new hampshire, and she still needs michigan. but even with those states we are still have -- the question of wisconsin. and what's going to happen with wisconsin, they're now subtracting votes that were given to her automatically in all of the electoral college projections. nobody anticipated, including as we were just talking about, republicans, including the trump campaign. they were going to have a rally, i think it was saturday or sunday in wisconsin and they pulled out because they thought they were down five or six points. we are still don't know what's going to happen but

california is in for hillary clinton. hawaii is in for hillary clinton. oregon is in for hillary clinton. only a few states left to call. pennsylvania is one of them. wisconsin has gone now. wisconsin is another one that is up for grabs. michigan is leaning towards donald trump. secretary clinton is trailing in the most unlikely of ways. let's bring in our panel. a democratic strategist, the let's begin with you. where are we? >> we were all wrong. the map was wrong. what's interesting about this from a policy perspective free trade is over. we're going to a bernie sanders on the democratic side donald trump protectionist policy because the midwest has trudged back. they are it's a tough order. i'm not sure you can, but that's the expectation now. what you're now seeing is a realign m where progressive states like wisconsin, potentially michigan, pennsylvania is still a tough order for republicans, are now expecting certain deliverables from both parties. that's why you have bernie sanders surge in those places during the primary and why you're seeing don

hillary clinton wins in new jersey. in ma we projects will go to hillary clinton. massachusetts. let's move to maryland. ten electoral votes. we project hillary clinton wins in maryland. she'll carry that state. an important win for hillary clinton in the state of maryland. more wins for hillary clinton coming in right

that's what makes it a nervous time for hillary clinton. all indicators are pointing to hillary clinton winning, only a question of how much. an avalanche? pretty good, but not great in a thin margin? what they have to worry about, is the polls have been up and down all over the place. polls this late tend to be a little more accurate than polls earlier in the campaign. what will make them nervous is the silent voters turning out, and too many of her voters, hillary clinton's voters saying to themselves, well, it looks like she's going to win, they don't go to the polls. turnout is one of the most overworked words in anyone's presidential election coverage. turnout does matter, if hillary clinton gets her vote out, then she figures to win. but the question, does she get all that vote out? >> donald trump's vote will show up. >> dana, to you, we heard that huma abedin was on the plane in philadelphia tonight. she's been keeping a low profile, with clinton cleared of criminal wrongdoing, she's back out with her tonight. >> that doesn't surpri

hillary clinton created this mess. i am just here to help try to clean it up. >> if she is not elected president, are you still going to plan on having two years of hearings on her? >> yes. absolutely. i am guessing how long this is going to take. look at what we did with the secret service. elijah cummings and i came together in a very bipartisan way. we saw a mess that was happening in the secret service. that investigation and that cleanup still continues to this day. i am going to take that same philosophy and approach. i would hope the democrats would take off their partisan hats and understand you can't have classified information migrating to a non-classified setting. you can't have hundreds of federal records and put them in a different bucket and say we're going to treat these differently. you can't hire your personal attorney to determine what's a federal record and what's not and bypass those who are career employees. with allegations of a quid pro quo, am i supposed to just ignore that and let it go? no. i

hillary clinton carries the empire state. donald trump, we project, will win kansas, with its six electoral votes, nebraska with its five electoral votes, and wyoming with its three electoral votes. donald trump wins those three. donald trump wins some more states. three more, he will carry north dakota, with its three electoral votes, and south dakota with its three electoral votes. donald trump carries those states as well. donald trump carrying some more states. let's take a look at the states where it's too early to call right now. these are the states where the polls have closed, but we're not able to make any projections. arizona, colorado, louisiana, michigan, minnesota, new mexico, texas, and wisconsin. no projections yet. here's the electoral map, as it stands right now. and hillary clinton has 97 electoral votes. donald trump has 84 electoral votes. remember, 270, that's the magic number you need to be elected president of the united states. you can see the map over there, the blue states are the states that hillary

then hillary clinton is at 268. her ability to get over 270, you either have to get -- turn new hampshire blue or if that doesn't work, you have to put nevada blue. so they need one of those two states, if they hold on to the rest of the midwest, talking pennsylvania, minnesota and the michigan. >> let's look inside the new nbc new/wall street journal poll. when you look inside it, who are the clinton voters? who are the trump voters? >> to me, the poll actually tells two different stories. on the one hand as you mentioned earlier, it shows a tightening race. you end up having hillary clinton with a four-point lead among likely voters in the four-way matchup. it's five points in a two-way matchup. this is certainly closer than it was right after the "access hollywood" video where hillary clinton had a double digit lead. when you look in the poll, there's so much stability. you see donald trump with a slight but not overwhelmingly lead among men. you end up seeing him with a slight but not overwhelming leeds wilead w

he supports hillary clinton. first, let me get your reaction to the letter. >> i'm glad he put the letter out and tried to clean up the mess he made. there is no unringing that bell. that's snag is completely inappropriate to do and violates the department of justice guidelines. he tried to come out and clean the mess up, but no going back. it's not just what he said in his letter nine days ago, but the leaks that he unleashed. the agency are saying all sorts of things about hillary clinton. >> leaks that were not true. >> in many cases. what you have seen is the rules don't apply to me. i'm not accountable to the attorney general and other prosecutors. agents think you have done that too. the leaks unfairly tarnish hillary clinton and are inappropriate. >> for she does not win, will you hold comey responsible sn. >> first of all i think she is going to win. it seems likely. if she doesn't, certainly he will have played a big part. that is an unconscionable thing for the fbi to have done. their role is to adminis

this is a problem for hillary clinton. now, she thinks she makes some up with latinos and some with white suburbanites, however, this, she will lose on election day if 2016 is anything like 2008 and 2012, the democrats will lose in ballots cast on election day. this is absolutely critical that she's got a problem. >> yes. testing a theory here. is this a democratic coalition that the democrats have put together in the last eight years or an obama coalition? we don't know the answer to that. we don't know if african-american turnout in 2008 and 2012 was more a function of obama's historic nature of his presidency and it's always been a concern in the clinton campaign from day one. their saving grace, john, you pointed out, donald trump alienated a lot of college educated white women. a place they could make it up. testing something never done. >> i talk to folks in the clinton campaign and they see it somewhat differently. they think the vote is actually up in florida. by raw vote totals. they see 130,000 more african-ameri

national polls are ticking up for hillary clinton. there are new looks in key states that raise questions and blood pressure on both sides. new hampshire, a couple polls show it is tied. and georgia. a new poll from nbc news has donald trump ahead by just a wee single point there. joining us this morning is cnn political reporter eugene scott. let's start with new hampshire. this has people -- people have said a long time. as long as hillary clinton wins pennsylvania and new hampshire, she cannot lose the election. if new hampshire is tied, all of a sudden, that math is problematic for her. >> it is. a few weeks ago, donald trump was having a hard time in new hampshire. that is because the headlines were negative because he was faced with the alleged sexual misconduct assaults. right now, the news cycle has shifted to hillary clinton. >> it is so interesting that is the unique quality of this campaign. if you are talking about somebody, it is bad for them. both candidates. if you are getting air time, it is bad for you. >> all publici

hillary clinton has 46. campaign ended very strong with president obama, michelle obama, bruce springsteen and jon bon jovi in fissley on the steps of independence hall. >> voting is a bigger deal in pennsylvania more than any of the states where you have the early vote. >> we have a call in the state of arkansas. bill clinton carried his own place for the clinton family as donald trump is the projected winner in the state of arkansas. >> is this a surprise? no, it's expected she would win there. >> pelley: but she was first lady of arkansas for quite a long time. >> yeah. now was the former senator from new york state. she lost arkansas. the two states she spent most of her life in. the map you pointed o night, 129 electoral votes for donald trump, 9 # for hillary clinton. there is the river of red right down the united states. >> it looks like a river, too, right down the middle. >> but i'm really fascinated by what's going on in these battleground states we've talked about all night. john, you were excell

would hillary clinton handle it? you don't have control of everybody around you. you only have control of yourself. >> politics is politics. this has been a very bruising, awful campaign season to say the least. >> as we all smile through it. that's about all we can do. >> once you are in office, if she is so lucky to get elected president, once she is in the office, she is going to work with the director. now, look. it is unfortunate that the fbi director, comey, has taken a real lhit this election cycle. it has not only been bruising to hillary clinton and donald trump but it has been bruising to director combmy. s . they are going to have to come to some sort of working arrangement. >> as patty knows, it is not just administration, the white house working with the fbi, you also have congress. we don't know where exactly the senate is going to be. we certainly think that house republicans are going to maintain control. they are promising investigations into hillary clinton obviously. it is going to be very difficul

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the hillary clinton campaign. ever since she's clinched the democratic nomination, she has slowly been building up steam. her previous rival has intimated that he's dropping out. she's ahead of trump in the polls, and recently, she gained a powerful new ally. - u.s. senator elizabeth warren has made her debut on the campaign trail with the presumptive democratic nominee hillary clinton. - hillary clinton and elizabeth warren, joining forces today for the first time in the campaign. - hillary clinton will be the next president of the united states because she knows what it takes to beat a thin-skinned bully who is driven by greed and hate. - aww, yeah. that's elizabeth warren's badass fighting style. float like a butterfly, sting like the librarian who just shut up your friends in the library. let's take a second here to comment on what a historic moment this is. for the first time in american history, the presumptive democratic presidential nominee is a woman, people, and she's joined on stage by another qualified

and -- hillary clinton with 218. we should point out, as we -- also look at the popular vote, and donald trump leading in the popular vote, that if we turn, return to the map of the united states, we still have a number of states that are not blue or red. as you can see. arizona. minnesota. wisconsin. michigan. pennsylvania. and new new hampshire.

hillary clinton gets that tonight. and in the state of indiana, right in the middle of the country, donald trump wins that, as well. that was won by barack hussein obama in 2008. it's gone republican ever other time since 1964. and, of course, donald trump's running mate, mike pence, is from the state of indiana, so, right there, we see 19 electoral votes for donald trump, three for hillary clinton so far. those first three states, we can call. polls have closed in the state of georgia, that went to bill clinton in 1992, we do not have enough votes in to protect that yet. it's been a solid republican state ever since 1992, not enough votes in there yet. state of south carolina, also solid red, went democrat only once in the last generation to jimmy carter in 1976, not enough votes there yet, either. and we also have been paying special attention tonight to 12 battleground states, those are the states that the candidates spent the most time in, spent the most money in. those are the states that are going to determine th

hillary clinton is leading. the question, though, has the margin trump to a point where the trump campaign has a shot of winning the state? i got to tell you, pennsylvania has been fool's gao gold for republicans for a long time. why would the trump campaign think they have a shot? what would they need? why would the clinton campaign be worried? you are looking here. look at that margin, this was a five-point win for barack obama. what did i just tell you? well, election everybody, barack obama, hillary clinton, where are they going to be? in philadelphia. look at philadelphia four years ago. look at the result, basically, barack obama look at all those votes, look how few romney had. this is half a million vote. this is 500,000 votes t. margin that barack obama got out of philadelphia, it's not that he won it big. he got huge turnout. so barack obama is coming back to philadelphia the night before the election the clinton campaign wants to drive this number in philadelphia as high as humanly possible. so what d

now hillary clinton gets a little bit of that as well. frankly, there has been this resentment that's been building. she hasn't really drawn on it. you mostly see it in fund-raising. but there are other parties out there, they don't like donald trump an they don't like how the candidate and party has been portrayed. you're also starting to see it in early voting. some basic rules of the game where you got early voting cut off, cut short. confined to one place, instead of 16 places in a key county in north carolina. people saying, wait a minute, this isn't right. i want to express how this is being played against me, by my party and candidate by making sure i go out and vote. >> so, jackie, it sounds what hillary clinton is doing is going back to things that were very popular. alicia machado, miss universe, the attacks that she says donald trump made on her as well as other women. let me play for you what hillary clinton said yesterday, going back to those. >> he called her miss piggy, called her miss house keeping because she's a beautifu

and hillary clinton, let's remember what we know. hillary clinton said that she never sent or received classified information, and the director of the fbi told the congress, classified information was sent. >> the night is nowhere near over for the presidential candidates. next hour, hillary clinton is scheduled with kaine to appear in manchester, new hampshire, while trump will travel to moon township in pennsylvania. the fbi director, james comey, is caught in the cross fire yet again. if irs first in july when he said no prosecutor would recommend charges against hillary clinton. once again when he sent the letter on october 28th about a new e-mail discovery. and now today with the latest letter to republican and democratic members of congress. first, let's go to our justice correspondent, pamela brown. let's talk about the letter, the conclusion and the timing of director comey's conclusion. >> it is extraordinary, wolf. fbi investigators worked around the clock to review the large volume of e-mails. according to sources we've be

hillary clinton is wounded right now. she's not getting the black vote turnout that she was hoping for, especially from what we call the obama coalition. of course, president obama is on the campaign trail trying to make that happen. it hasn't happened yet for her. i think on hillary's side they're sensing real damage and they want to shore up early voting especially going into election day or she could be at risk of losing places like florida. >> about a fifth of the country has already voted, joe. it's my understanding that hillary clinton is perceived to hold the edge in those early votes. can you extrapolate that out to the rest of the country? >> again, all this counts in the battleground states. whether turnout is lower or not in the other 41 states is not going to really impact things very much. idaho is going to vote trump, and california is going to vote for hillary clinton. i think everybody assumes that. so in these battlegrounds, though, where the early vote does really matter, you're starting to see a huge su

donald trump or hillary clinton. hillary clinton and her staff is much better when they are on the defensive. you know, ten days ago going to concerts and feeling like this was won, that's just not hillary clinton. that might be bill clinton. that might be the male point of view, which is how we got this. women, we don't -- we fight until the bitter end to get where we need to go. i think she's now doing that. it's hopeful. it's going to be to the bitter end. i'm hearing there's potential he could win. that's disturbing. and now you're seeing a campaign that is focused on the right things and trying to fight, fight hard, and fight ugly in the right way. but it's been a rough week, don't you think? >> i was in -- >> i think a lot of people are coming home to their home party. >> i'm interested in that. hopefully we can talk about it more. i was in an airport coming from lsu after giving a talk in baton rouge. some guy stops me -- they love the show. he's talking to me about politics. if there's a crook who is going to

hillary clinton. michelle obama also tonight. they're just going to try to give that final push. you know, from president obama, we've seen him in 16 prior campaign events. he's tried to change it up each time. he's tried to add something a little bit different. you know, hearing donald trump during his appearances today say things like the system is rigged, saying that over and over again, saying that america doesn't win anymore, these are things that legitimately irritate president obama. i mean, you hear the annoyance in his voice when he talks about how not only donald trump but other republicans say these things. and that's contributed to his energy as he's been out on the campaign stage. today, though, what we're hearing from the white house is he's going to make it a little bit more emotional. it's going to be a little bit different. they're talking about this being an emotional pitch to the people he's met along the way. we know that he's already gone through several drafts of his speech tonig

the hillary clinton ones said, hillary clinton 2016. there was no message, vision offering the american people better. they tested 85 slogans in the campaign. not finding that clear message, the campaign, i think, with the vision and the the message may have had an edge. >> and you were one of the establishment republicans that did not support donald trump. >> yes. >> what happened? >> looking like we didn't do well. i think that what we're seeing today is frankly, a rejection of hillary clinton. i think people looked around and said, i'd rather vote for the devil i don't know than the devin devil i know. i think the comey letter was hurtful to her. i think it's astounding that he hurt florida. he had no field offices, hillary clinton began organizing in florida well over a year ago. when you compare to what mitt romney did in 2012, he lost florida. mccain lost florida. i think the turnout was wrong in po the polls. the same way that romney underestimated the amount of obama coalition members that came out, they underestimated the numbe

hillary clinton has a decided advantage now. the letter issue is no longer -- the e-mail issue is no longer a distraction. now we can get ready to turn out our base vote and to provide free public college education for our young people and to move this country forward and get all the division behind us. we're ready for tuesday. >> clinton campaign said they always thought this would be the outcome. trump campaign chief, kellyanne conway, tweeted this. why did you, your candidate and colleagues attack comey and his credibility? respond to that. >> we knew this would be the outcome. this matter was closed back in july. the fact that director comey sent a letter to congress and stirred up the presidential race is a real confusing matter to me. that is behind us now. we're ready to move on. i talked to the campaign in brooklyn a few minutes ago. we're not giving a high-five on this. this is not what this is all about. should have never been a distraction in the beginning. we are moving forward. secretary clinton is continuing to tra

hillary clinton at 215. there are five swing states still out, and donald trump is leading by tiny margins in all five. >> particular, which has been the keystone state and a key part of her strategy in order to win the presidency, it appears now that he is opening up a bit of a lead in pennsylvania. john, can hillary clinton win without pennsylvania? >> no. i mean, not-- especially not the way michigan and wisconsin are going. the problem for hillary clinton in pennsylvania is the big area where's she can get her vote much left of her vote in those big areas. >> did she under perform obama in philadelphia? all the talk was if she ran up the vote tally essentially in philadelphia, which is why she had that huge rally there with jon bon jovi, with bruce springsteen, the president of the united states, the first lady, was to energize that because pennsylvania has no early vote. >> barack obama got 557,000 votes, she got 2,000 votes more than barack obama. and so she didn't-- she did better than -- she did bett

foundation, hillary clinton. >> okay. bakari and then we got go. >> i have the repeat there. i said it once before. ken starr is flow a clinton supporter. second the reason she's bringing out alicia machado and all these other things is because they have switched into at gear. they have identified voters and now they are get out the vote -- and the best way to get democrats out is donald trump. >> why the race appears to be tightening as election day gets closer and later donald trump says he knows more about isis than the generals. and tonight one former soldier is fighting back. joins us ahead for lower back pain sufferers, the search for relief often leads here. introducing drug-free aleve direct therapy. a high intensity tens device that uses technology once only in doctors' offices. for deep penetrating relief at the source. new aleve direct therapy. redid you say 97?97! yes. you know, that reminds me of geico's 97% customer satisfaction rating. 97%? helped by geico's fast and friendly claims service. huh... oh yeah,

thank you. >>> hillary clinton. a huge cubs fan kept her motorcade in tempe, arizona to watch the game. she is in north carolina as her army of big name surrogates, including president obama fanned out across the country. she was in arizona because the campaign is hoping to turn that red state blue. cnn's brianna keilar has latest. >> reporter: john and christine, hillary clinton in arizona trying to turn this red state blue. would be the first time since bill clinton won arizona back in 1996. it is a tall order. she has a lot of surrogates she is relying on. big names, including tim kaine. he will give a speech in spanish in arizona. also president obama has been campaigning for her arguing that his legacy is tied to hillary clinton. he needs to pass the baton to her. and she tries to appeal to the voters in the middle. those horrified by donald trump. >> on january 20th, either i or trump will be sworn in as the next president of the united states. a lot of people are still considering who to vote for. i think peo

the votes break down to trump 32, hillary clinton 25. but certainly as they've pointed out, right now it might be a little dead in here, john, but before it was wild. >> dixville notch, they know how to party at midnight on election days. >> reporter: they do. >> we trust you, rachel. thanks so much. >> every vote counts no matter where you are. we'll be here with continuous election coverage today. >> and continual. >> yes, and all through election night. stay with cnn until the last vote is counted. >> it is all in the hands of the voters now. both candidates left nothing to chance. they were on the trail until a short time ago. the final sprint, trying to make their case to voters. don't go anywhere. we will be right back. ♪ corn ♪ >>> all right. it is 3:12 a.m. on the east coast of america. this is our special election day coverage. what a day this will be. want to bring in our guest, cnn political commentator, john phillips, who does a slew of things including hosting a radio show in los angeles. former bernie sanders press secr

this map favors hillary clinton. what look what donald trump has to do tonight to actually win, david. if you look at our race ratings, he has to carry every single one of the gray states. the pure tossups. and even if he does that, even if he wins every single one of these states, he comes up short of the 270 he needs. so, he's got to find a way to win some place that's favors democrats. >> we've been talking about that, he's got to flip something blue and a major state. >> absolutely. the one state to watch from a trump perspective on that, the one that he has the best chance of flipping would be the state of michigan. this is a place that both campaigns spent time in, the final days. it's a state that hasn't voted republican since 1988. he has led in no public poll since the conventions, but this is the state that if he can turn blue and they believe he's got the best chance -- could turn red, look what happens. he gets to 264 -- i'm sorry, north carolina, as well, 279. >> that would get him there. a lot to accomp

key aide to hillary clinton. just eight days from the election, the fbi has now obtained a warrant to search those e-mails found in a separate investigation of weiner for allegedly sexting with a minor. officials tell cnn comey wases made aware of the e-mails in mid-october, but only went to congress with the information after he was given a fuller briefing on thursday. today, the white house walking a fine line, praising director comey's character -- >> director comey is a man of integrity, he's a man of principle. he's a man who is well regarded by senior officials in both parties. >> reporter: -- but communicating the importance of fbi traditions, limiting public discussion of ongoing investigations, especially close to an election. >> would not the white house say let's put more information out there then? >> i think that was the hope that director comey had. that was his stated hope of sending the letter in the first place. >> it's not enough. >> well, clearly had the opposite of the intended effect. >> repo

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that's really helped hillary clinton. but over the last week or so we've seen what's happened to that lead. >> we don't have much time left. my last question, and i'm going to put you on the spot. we've had this conversation before. what do you find most fascinating about this election because it is so unique? >> donald trump obviously. donald trump has been the strangest nominee we've ever seen in political science, there was no model that predicted he would get the nomination and yet he did. we have seen more twists and turns in this campaign than anybody ever imagined. a week ago nobody thought we would be where we are now with the fbi announcement this campaign has taken more twists and turns than anybody imagined. >> it also means people are engaged and we love that. >> yes, but the strangest campaign we've ever seen. >> professor, thank you very much. >>> fox news channel is your place for politics ahead of tuesday's election. tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern, media buzz will take a look at how the media has been cove

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