Battleground North Carolina. Hard to find a path of victory. He is trailing biden by six points among the likely voter model that marist has. Bidens lead is within the margin of error. And in the battle for control of the senate, the democratic challengeric challeng challenger cal cunningham, that will raise some eyebrows among some folks who might think that thats a bit too large of a split especially since the president ial and the senate races has been conforming so much together. But theres a lot to dive into those numbers and we will dive into them later in the show. Because North Carolina is one of the few states that can tell us which direction the wind is blowing on Election Night. The state is expected to quickly report its results. But right now the campaigns are focused on the midwest, and as you can see by their travel schedules today alone. Unfortunately the midwest is also the epicenter of a nationwide surge in virus cases that is pushing confirmed infections to record le
Total turnout in 2016. But democrats in florida warn weak turnout there could hurt joe bidens chances in the sunshine state. Counting your vote. Tonight, why black and hispanic voters are three times more likely to have their ballots rejected in some states. And, all those long lines are they a sign of enthusiasm, or Voter Suppression . A deadly earthquake rocks turkey and a greek island. Buildings crumble, a tsunami floods the streets. Tonight, the search for victims after the 7. 0magnitude earthquake. From full house to the big house actresses Lori Loughlin reports to prison. And, we go on the road with cbs Steve Hartman to find out why women voters are flocking to this cemetery and it has nothing to do with halloween. This is the cbs evening news with Norah Odonnell, reporting tonight from cbs news election headquarters in times square. Odonnell good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. Election day is now less than 90 hours away, and tonight, every secon
Are heading to the polls, and good afternoon to you, chris cuomo. Doing a great job. Good to share history with you, my friend. Thats what it is. Never seen anything like this before. There is already cause for celebration in america. Such a hard time. People have come out in a way weve never seen before. That was before election day. How much bigger and better will it get for this country . Well see. Were watching both campaigns. The president just thanking staffers at the rnc offices in virginia. Across virginia and the nation, we have seen americans casting their ballots in this years race for the white house. A race upended by a deadly pandemic. We are literally living in crisis, and that is in part why more than 100 million decided to act and act early. Early voting casted in a way that weve never seen. The number is stunning. Especially in the midst of such difficulty and hardship and misgivings about government and whether anybody has their interests in their heart and head. Bot
Pennsylvania, too early to call. Lets get comfortable here. In ohio, while were at it, too early to call. Michigan, too early to call. Georgia, too early to call. North carolina, too early to call. Arizona, too early to call. Wisconsin, are you figuring out a trend here . Too early to call. Minnesota, too early to call. New hampshire, too early, but a biden lead as our decision guest desk sees it. Heres the map to 270. This is how the colors lay out across the country. You see the outlier colorado. On the senate side, of course, that was a flip on the democrats. Let talk about senate races. Having just closed, this is a big one. You see how much whopping vote is in there. Obviously too early to call. Greenfield ernst race. In montana, bullock danes, too early to call. The democrats need three seats to gain control. Steve kornacki, do you have any numbers on turnout tonight . Well, were looking at numbers, you know, across the board, significantly higher than 2016. Were also just trying
My is called the stolen year. But the year im talking about is 20, 20, 2021. But now were in 2022 and the pandemic is still not over and people are still getting sick and still dying. And i like to start talks by asking people to check in with because i find that everyones being affected in some way. There are definitely people who feel recovered and that theyre thriving in their lives and there people who are really struggling, people now struggling because held it together when things were really stressful and they are now falling apart and people who had their support systems fall apart and then now theyre falling apart. And there are people who are kind of languishing in the middle. You know, its its not thats clinical, but its theyre tired. And so i just want to invite people, check in with themselves and feel how theyre feeling. I wrote this book. Because i was in my house with my two daughters and my husband when everything shut down, i had a front row seat to. The country exper