received complaints of machines flipping votes and voters may have been confused about redrawn lines in the state. it s been alleged the republican party lawyer was prevented from observing counting of absentee ballots and the aleghenny county pushed back saying the gop lawyers didn t have the required written and signed opposition the party chair. once that was provided the lawyer was then given full access they say. the machines involved are electronic touch screens and every absentee ballot is being in expect. one person watched overnight and here s what he had to say. i thought that the process was flawed. there were other issues that i m being informed about with the machines themselves. i know there were potential
donald trump voted for saccone. he had a lousy campaign and connor lamb say different kind of a democrat. how many democrats are going to say i am anti-gun control and pro-fracking and believe life begins at conception and will never support nancy pelosi and i m not working against donald trump, i want to work with him. he ran a smart campaign. i listed the eight lessons the republicans ought to learn out of this is and number one you better have a message that is distinct and about you. you can t do out like saccone and say i m going to be trump 2.0 unless you re running against hilary 2.0. bill: we re looking forward to reading that. thank you, sir. i think the democrats went into a blitz in aleghenny county. absolutely. bill: thank you, karl rove. sandra: amazing, here we are two mornings later and still
voter irregularities in aleghenny county with a giant chunk of the electorate. reporter: the possibility of legal action has not been ruled out. bill: what s the time line today, molly? what should we expect? reporter: well, the board of elections is scheduled to meet friday april 2. that s the 20th day from the election to certify the official results and we re waiting nor final counts to come down. bill: thank you, molly line in pennsylvania. thanks. sandra: the pennsylvania special election looking good for democrats at this point but nancy pelosi not so much. could this minority leader become a winning formula for the party s candidate? bill: and are sweeping changes on the horizon in the white house. sandra: and after the death of a puppy stowed in an overhead bin, united airlines is grappling with another big
are planning to go to court today to demand the impounding of all ballots and machines used last night in all counties for all elections as they plan a possible recount. they next plan to go to court over reports that have made their way back to officials in washington that aleghenny county may have been registering votes for lamb when the voter intended to vote for saccone. what do you make of this news coming into us? in a razor-thin election it can come down to a couple hundred votes if there s any malfunction it can turn the election. there s obviously going to be a recount here and when there s a recount, they should make sure every vote was counted properly for the right person to have a legitimate election.
pittsburgh, aleghenny county. tell us what s happening this hour. reporter: good morning bill and sandra. well, it is not yet over. connor lamb conceding the absentee ballots when they come in could turn the race to the republican opponent and it looks good for the young democrat. there s 1,000 absentee ballots counted in washington county. that could be a key to the race because the county is evenly split between republicans and democrats and lamb took 60% of the vote over his opponent. that s not good for the gop. lamb claimed victory in the race and a former marine and former prosecutor and has support from the steel and coal unions. he said the issue in the country is common ground though many of his issues mirror president trump s, he said the nation s