result is awaited. they are making thousands of mail-in ballots by voting machines forcing workers to count the votes. in north carolina a bit of a upset, madison cawthorn will reportedly not be reporting to congress. chuck edwards saying that he s already called earlier this evening to concede that race. we will have the latest on all the races that we are tracking and joining us from washington dc with analysis we have the headquarters of mehmet oz. we have rich edson. he said we are going to win this race. there are outstanding mail-in ballots that need to be counted tomorrow they say that they believe that they are going to count the mail-in ballots and that it should add to the very small lead, but they feel that they are confident as they go into this counting process for the mail-in ballots. and the point is that david mccormick did not receive the endorsement of president trump but he was running on his policy to talk about the policies, to talk about the former pre
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people were looking at. obviously we had a lot of controversial standards, chuck edwards, 31% to 31.9%, and tom tiller endorsing the sitting congressman, madison cawthorn, to endorse an opponent, it happens, he conceded and now that is a different dynamic and this is a republican area, there s no doubt about it. so as we tabulate where the house numbers are, this is not one of those. but it is interesting to see. shannon: this is a situation where madison cawthorn had to decide what district he would run in, some back-and-forth and questions about whether or not that impacted this and where he was going to put them.
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Leighton B. Dodd, a former Lynchburg city councilman and mayor who just this month was recognized locally with a day named in his honor for his stance against racial inequality, died peacefully Sunday, his family said. He was 90 years old.
âMy grandfather has been my idol for as long as I can remember,â said Morgan Hollister, Doddâs granddaughter. âHe was a humble, selfless, kind, genuine man who touched each and every individual he ever came in contact with.â
Born in Charlotte County, Dodd was one of 12 children. He was a veteran of the Korean War who joined the U.S. Army at age 17 and was awarded two Purple Hearts during his time in service. He attended Lynchburg College after returning from the war, graduating in 1956. Dodd was elected to city council in 1970 and served as mayor of Lynchburg from 1972 to 1976.