election in 2020, and we are not going to allow them to rig the presidential election in 2024. we are not going to allow it to happen. we are not going to allow it to happen, new hampshire. you are such an important state. to point out, that man is charged with four felonies which are directly connected to his false statements in 2020 that the election was rigged, and the conspiracy allegedly entered into to overturn it. now, he is saying the same about 24, although it is hard to imagine that an indicted alleged felon would be repeatedly, or be repeating anything remotely similar to his alleged crime. it was hard in the fall of 2020 to contemplate any president doing what he did. meantime, his closest opponent who is far behind, ron desantis, continued his staff shakeup today, now replacing his campaign manager. there s a lot to get to. we will show you what else trump said in new hampshire. first, quickly, paula reid is on the legal maneuvering today. what is expected to happen
The defeat of Issue 1 keeps in place a simple majority threshold for passing future constitutional amendments, rather than the 60% supermajority that was proposed
democracy. and a new cnn poll shows a majority of americans, 64%, disapprove of the supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade a year ago. 36% approve. if the numbers reflect the voting intentions of americans in the 2024 presidential election, and if the ohio special election turns out to be a litmus test for abortion rights in the country, do you expect abortion rights to become a much bigger issue than republicans realize and perhaps voters realize, even perhaps one at the main issues for american voters? absolutely, other than the economy, this is the main issue because it strikes at the heart if humanity. this is at the very core of women are. this is not simply a partisan issue. let s look at what happened in ohio. we have republican stakeholders and respected leaders on both sides of the aisle saying that this is anti-democratic.
abortion rights groups claim victory in an ohio special election that became a proxy battle for a separate vote in november. banding together to protect the amazon: eight countries form a new alliance to limit deforestation. and nigeria refuses to rule out military intervention in niger. we ll speak with the us ambassador to the un about the crisis. hello. i m helena humphrey. is good to have you with us. we begin in the us state of ohio where multiple media outlets project voters have decided against raising the threshold needed to amend the state s constitution by public vote. the rare august special election quickly became a proxy fight for a vote on reproductive rights coming this november. that is when ohioans will vote on a state wide right
some supporters of the former president say they aren t fazed by his legal issues. i think, every time he is indicted, he gets stronger and stronger. i feel we have a two tiered system, and we need to go back to a one tiered system. trump s rivals also hit the trail in the granite state tuesday, as they seek to gain traction with gop voters. as his campaign seeks a reboot, florida governor ron desantis replaced his campaign manager, part of a continued shakeup of his team. with a little more than two weeks until the first gop debate in milwaukee, former vice president mike pence has qualified to take the stage. trump has still not decided if he will participate in the debate, and has been polling his allies and supporters. should i do the debate? [crowd chanting] maybe we will do something else. you see, some people say yes, but they hate to say it. it doesn t make sense. kristen, what did the former president say about potentially being indicted on election interference char