glitches. there s a lot of confusion. a lot of people are leaving without voting. reporter: arizona election officials say it was a printer problem it that has been resolved, but there have been a few scattered issues around the country, including here in georgia, where two poll workers were removed today in fulton county after social media posts showed them attending the january 6 riot. norah. o donnell: nikole killion, thank you. well, the country s most closely watched and most-expensive senate race is am canning down to the wire in pennsylvania. democrat john fetterman and republican mehmet oz are in a dead heat with control of the senate hanging in the balance. exit polls show the electorate is divided on whether fetterman is healthy enough to serve effectively as u.s. senator. right now, there is a bit more concern that oz has not lived in the state long enough to serve effectively. cbs jericka duncan has the pulse of voters in the keystone state. reporter: as soon as th
shapiro running, he s the attorney general, looking to keep the democratic structure on top in the governorship. now, some democrats is are quietly questioned whether fetterman should have debated on tuesday evening. oz had spent several weeks criticizing fetterman for failing to do so. oz s campaign said it had replayed tuesday s debate on a mobile screen outside this democratic fund if raiser here fundraiser here in philadelphia. as for the presidential and vice president is, visit, oz s communication director said, quote: joe biden and kamala harris refuse to stop the flow of deadly drugs across our border and combat skyrocketing inflation and gas prices. there s no distracting from this dangerous agenda. so it is a unique race here in pennsylvania. all the national themes are really running through this state. you ve got crime and inflation, that s manager that oz is really highlighting many his in his campaign. fetterman is cam campaigning
could this, you know, whether fetterman or oz determining who wins the senate control? this is the ball game, anderson. this is the ball game. you know, essentially, if you say, okay, if mehmet oz was t wins the election, what s the chance democrats win control. 25%. if john fetterman wins the odds flip to 75% that democrats win control of the senate. there is not another senate election in the country which is as important as the pennsylvania senate race. if you tell me who wins the pennsylvania senate race, i have a good idea who wins the control of the united states senate, and right now it s too close to call and i think that s why senate control overall at least as far as analysts such as myself are concerned is too close to call. abby, what stands out to you from the numbers? i think that harry is right, that when this race pivots back in oz s five, it s usually when the oz campaign, frankly, starts to discipline itself and focus on the things that matter the
against. they trust him. everything they have tried to do with that corporate money to troy break that connection between john and voters has not worked. there s still a lot more work to do. we have to keep working to get the vote out and making sure that we are working up to the last minute. but i think when all the votes are counted, john fetterman is going to win this race. senator bob casey, a famous name for two generations or more here in pennsylvania. thanks very much for being with us. thanks, andrea. joining me now, former white house press secretary jen psaki, now a host here at msnbc. it s good to see you. great to see you. hi in pittsburgh. yeah. it s been incredible here in pennsylvania. you have been through debates. do you think the white house has any second thoughts about whether fetterman could have been replaced back in may when he was seriously affected by
he s a democrat, because they want democrats to keep the senate, but then you got those swing voters that you really need to capture, and it wasn t just the stroke. fetterman had a reputation as a bit of a loose cannon previously. so coupled with the stroke, they question his judgment, and they want assurances that he s ready to take the reins of a six-year job. and there will be some voters, joe and mika, who step in there and have to think through that, whether fetterman s health is enough of an issue to change their vote. we should point out that the focus groups elise conducted came before the fetterman campaign did release some more information about his health, some medical reports. good point. yeah, that is. the debate tonight, though, anything can happen. i think they only have one debate, so a lot stake. i love when campaigns manage expectations. we saw herschel walker do it. now fetterman is going, we don t even know how to use a