but a human mistake and it was turned around immediately. he actually had about a handful of democraticic voters almost turned away, but the workers s found the democratic ballots in a closet. the supervisor of elections does not believe the mistake affected any results though. the couple we spoke with and others were eventually able to vote. so, problem solved. a goofy mimisunderstanding there. now, as s for the candidates, they are fighting for every single vote. tonight s results could determine if marco rubio stays in the republican presidential race. the latest polls have donald trump in the lead. no surprise there. let s pick up our team coverage in south florida this evening. we have reporters with all the candidates in florida. let s start with paul mueller in palm beach covering the gop front runner donald trump. reporter: good evening. this could be a make or break night for senator marco rubio. he has to win his home state of florida tonight or this could
a handful of democratic voters were almost turned away. we pushed it a little further. she called a few people. reporter: lo and behold. she found a box with the democratic ballots on there. and then they fixed it so we were able to vote for our candidate. reporter: newschannel8 reached out to the polk county supervisor of elections. we have certainly counseled the clerk of this precinct, but no rotors were turned away. it was a mistake. an unfortunate mistake, but a human mistake and it got turned around. reporter: and will this affect results in anyway? i don t see how it would. reporter: she felt uneasy about it and called newschannel8 to make sure the problem didn t go unnoticed. we love newschannel8 and we knew you would get to the bottom of it. reporter: as of now, the incident is still being looked we are told no one is in any trouble. melissa, live in polk county. thank you. as we mentioned before, rubio s home state of florida is a must-win fo
good evening. thanks for being with us. for president. polls are just now closing in some parts of florida and ohio, two winners take all states. that could give new life to marco rubio or john kasich or the campaigns. will donald trump dominate? will hillary clininton get a these are questions that will be answered as the questions roll in throughout the evening. your vote team coverage includes reports from paul mueller in palm beach. melanie michael in west palm beach. and candace mccowan in miami. so let s begin tonight with paul mueller who is standing by where the donald trump p campaign. paul? reporter: wherere is donald trump, josh? that is the big question tonight. today, he has been off the grid, will you will. not on the campaign trail at all. but we expect him here in palm beach tonight with his at around 9:00 he has all of florida s 99 delegates. now, the political experts are telling us the question is not whether or not donald trump will win here. it is how
run into a wrong way driver. jonathan is digging deeper into the growing problem of wrong way crashes. there s one way to drive in south tampa. one way. it doesn t take much for it to be the wrong way. she blew past the stop sign and kept going and it was a one way and she didn t realize it. reporter: eight months ago jeremy was hit head on by a wrong way driver. we looked into it and according to f d.o.t. over the last eight years you are more likely to run into a wrong way driver in tampa. the majority of the time the night. the factor. you have bars and the approximate similarity with wrong way streets when you might not be familiar with the area. the at night drivers should stay a and if you see and pull off the of the road. all we do is look both ways twice and pray that everything is doing the same. that everybody is doing the same. reporter: in tampa, 10 news had wtsp. if you would like to pay your respects to the deputy, there will be an open vi
john kotfila is being remembered as a hero. the 30-year-old was killed by a wrong-way driver over the weekend. erik macbeth crashed into him head-on, on the selmon expressway. we re learning there is one part of the bay area where you are most likely to run into a wrong way driver. 10 news jonathan petramala is digging deeper into the growing problem of wrong-way crashes. there s one way to drive in south tampa. for it to be the wrong way 8-months ago jeremy slezak was hit head on by a wrong way driver. we looked into it, and according to fdot over the last eight years you are most likely to run into a wrong way driver in tampa steve hagerty with tampa police says other factors like more traffic and more officers on the road could play a role florida highway patrol says other than staying alert, at night drivers should stay right, avoiding the left lane on highways, and if you see a wrong way driver, slow down and pull off the road the only way this wrong way survivor drives