bring any charges against hillary clinton. and at one point says, says who. says who, when it comes to the idea that hillary clinton should not be charged for having the private e-mail server. lots of red meat being dished out in the crowd tonight. whether any of that translates into a very much needed win here in michigan, we ll find out. i shouldn t say tomorrow. later on today. absolutely. jeff zeleny, jeff, there are a lot of people upset with me because i didn t play the lady ga gaga. we can t play it. there are restrictions. but maybe you can tell us about it. that s right. reporter: you can see behind me, lady gaga is at the piano playing. she just finished playing bad romance , and now she s playing a new song. the clinton campaign has brought on board entertainers to inject
carolina to give one final push to try to win this state that went democratic in 2008 and went republican in 2012. that s a new song on her album. i got to see her perform it in new york city. it s called angel down . it was written about trayvon martin and what happened. if you listen to the lyrics, angel down , you ll figure that out. thank you very much. i appreciate it. now margaret hoover, andy dean, maria cardona, hillary rosen, michael nutter. all i have to say is here we are, mayor. what do you think? six and a half hours to the polls open in pennsylvania. we re looking for a great turnout in philadelphia. philadelphia suburbs, out in the west, harrisberg, erie. hillary clinton takes pennsylvania tomorrow. andre, you re new to the
reporter: johnson one vote. and a write in for mitt romney. there you have it. okay. so we re good. this is for governor. rachel all right. they want to see. stand by. repeat that, rachel? reporter: clinton four, trump two. not that. hold on. reporter: one for johnson. for representative, ann custer, four. jim lawrence, four. tied. wow. that s it for the major races. if anybody is interested we can also read off the executive
do we know men, women, that sort of thing? reporter: my understanding is it s two female voters and the rest are men. is mark preston there? reporter: no, mark rest seas preston is not here. i was talking to our producers. mark, when you and i did this in the primary, weren t there nine voters in dixville notch? did they lose a voter? you re testing me. i don t remember what happened 90 minutes ago in this campaign. reporter: they did lose a voter. rachel answered. reporter: one of them moved away. oh, no. it s dwindling. reporter: i know. numbers dwindling. they went from nine to seven. but luckily they got an eighth at the last minute. that s the panel here. that s my political panel who is
millsfield, new hampshire. they all take advantage of a law that allows for midnight voting in towns with less than 100 people, and they can close the polls once all of those that have registered to vote have voted. that s what s happened here this evening in dixville notch and also happening in harts location and millsfield. we re about to get the results right now, don. okay. let see what we have. i know everyone is afraid of dead ca dead air on television, but i think we should just watch it. reporter: it s riveting but the room is abuzz. do you know as we wait reporter: there s a lot more media here. than there are voters. reporter: than there re voters, yes. i don t want to miss the count, but do we know the breakdown of voters there? reporter: not just yet. they re tallying.