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influential. donald trump again taking his case to the voters today in the granite state. donald trump, back where he started his run for the white house. this is where it all began. first victory. this was our first victory and i ve never forgot den it. the reporter: with the polls tightening in new hampshire, trump has caught up with clinton, a state where sehas never trailed. hillary clinton is the candidate of yesterday. we, you, you, we, are common sense. the reporter: trump trailed clinton by nearly double digits in new hampshire just last months. but has mounted a comeback. three polls released in the past 48 hours show trump at least tied with clinton in the state. trump trying to capitalize on clinton s recent f.b.i. email scandal, that broke last week while he was campaigning in new hampshire. to all americans, i say it is we need change. the last thing we need is four more years of obama. the reporter: well, donald trump left here for ohio, then a ....
could this help republicans win the senate? we will speak to georgia house minority leader stacey abrams and benjamin jealous, former head of the naacp. then the nation s john nichols and lee fang of the republic report will give us a preview of the races and ballot initiatives to watch today. when i look across this country, i am seeing results that say that people are really ready to look at an alternative to austerity. they want something different than just cut, cut, cut. there is an alternative. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. it s election day in the united states, where an estimated $4 billion has been spent on the most expensive midterms in u.s. history. despite the record spending, voter turnout is expected to hit one of its lowest levels in years. control of the u.s. senate has boiled down to about 10 key races. some of which could result in runoffs. current projections gi ....
in georgia, more than 40,000 voter registrations have allegedly gone missing, most of them representing communities of color, who largely support democrats. could this help republicans win the senate? we will speak to georgia house minority leader stacey abrams and benjamin jealous, former head of the naacp. then the nation s john nichols and lee fang of the republic report will give us a preview of the races and ballot initiatives to watch today. when i look across this country, i am seeing results that say that people are really ready to look at an alternative to austerity. they want something different than just cut, cut, cut. there is an alternative. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. it s election day in the united states, where an estimated $4 billion has been spent on the most expensive midterms in u.s. history. despite the record spending, voter turnout is expected to hit one o ....
cautiously. carefully and cautiously. this is a priority because this will be working for five years and we want to choose clean people. indonesia s new president jokowi holds his first cabinet meeting as human rights activists decry him for picking a new defense minister who once defended the military s abuses in west papua and aceh. we will speak to allan nairn. then should genetically modified food be labeled? voters in colorado and oregon will decide next week. knowing if you re eating or buying genetically engineered food is not your right. may be moved to europe or japan if you want that right. or a lot of countries were people have the right to know. but not here, baby. vote and you get to know what is in your food. monsanto is pouring millions of dollars to fight labeling. we will speak to tufts university professor sheldon krimsky, editor of the new book, the gmo deception: what you need to know about the food, corporations, and government agenci ....
the process of choosing ministers was done carefully and cautiously. carefully and cautiously. this is a priority because this will be working for five years and we want to choose clean people. indonesia s new president jokowi holds his first cabinet meeting as human rights activists decry him for picking a new defense minister who once defended the military s abuses in west papua and aceh. we will speak to allan nairn. then should genetically modified food be labeled? voters in colorado and oregon will decide next week. knowing if you re eating or buying genetically engineered food is not your right. may be moved to europe or japan if you want that right. or a lot of countries were people have the right to know. but not here, baby. vote and you get to know what is in your food. monsanto is pouring millions of dollars to fight labeling. we will speak to tufts university professor sheldon krimsky, editor of the new book, the gmo deception: what you need ....