The bills on the ballot in Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana, Oregon, and Vermont have the potential to bolster the country's growing prison-reform efforts.
years. william lajeunesse is streaming live for us, from mexico city. hi, william. reporter: well, heather, you are right. voters are disillusioned with the current conservative party and even supporters admit their candidate has run a lousy campaign. by contrast, the old ruling party, that is still a machine, and a very young, energetic candidate, who has the support of business and labor, folks here in mexico city, two hours, four hours on the west coast polls close, 65% turnout. there were protests over, number one, basically that the media already crowned a winner, and, also, a possible voter fraud, and there has been a history of that in mexico in the past, parties have bought votes with everything from washing machines to tacos. now parties still do bus voters to the polls and give them a meal, and that is not uncommon but the election is watched, very closely, by a federal