workers or demanded to take pictures inside voting stations, when they re told to stop, they said they were following guidance from a republican party law lawyer. this is apparently the playbook. democratic party tells reuters they ve hired five staffers to work in those three states. as well as to others who faced growing threats to the democratic process. is that enough? there are 25 days until election day, strap yourselves in, and also, maybe consider volunteering to help but election workers in your state, because they obviously need to. we have much more ahead, including new questions about whether former president donald trump took more documents, ones that rightfully belong to the federal government, to even more places. that is next. what will you do? will you make something better? create something new? our dell technologies advisors can provide you with the tools and expertise you need to bring out the innovator in you.
wrong? this is what happened in one about a county during this year s primaries, according, again, to reuters. people with night vision goggles stood outside the register building and and their cameras at election workers counting votes on primary night in june. nevada, of course, one of the key states for party control of the u.s. senate and republican candidate for senate the former state co-chair for trump who filed lawsuits to overturn the 2020 election results. he could potentially flip that seat out of democratic hands. then there s north carolina, another key state, again, in terms of party control of the senate. currently one of the closest races in the country. according to reuters, officials in 16 north carolina counties reported unusually aggressive poll watchers this spring. one county, quote, observers demanded to inspect voting machine tabulators and violation of state election laws. others repeatedly grilled poll workers or demanded to take pictures inside voting statio
filed lawsuits to overturn the 2020 election results. he could potentially flip that seat out of democratic hands. then there s north carolina, another key state, again, in terms of party control of the senate. currently one of the closest races in the country. according to reuters, officials in 16 north carolina counties reported unusually aggressive poll watchers this spring. one county, quote, observers demanded to inspect voting machine tabulators and violation of state election laws. others repeatedly grilled poll workers or demanded to take pictures inside voting stations, when they re told to stop, they said they were following guidance from a republican party law lawyer. this is apparently the playbook. democratic party tells reuters they ve hired five staffers to work in those three states. as well as to others who faced growing threats to the democratic process. is that enough? there are 25 days until election day, strap yourselves in, and also, maybe consider
important election in brazil, i would say the most important one since the return of democracy 30 years ago. people are very interested in taking part at the voting. usually, brazil, we vote very quickly, like five minutes, ten minutes on the line, but today i am hearing stories about people needing one hour, two hours in line, in order to vote. and that shows how abstention will be very low today because everybody is going to the voting stations. tell because everybody is going to the voting stations. voting stations. tell us about the ve stark voting stations. tell us about the very stark choice voting stations. tell us about the very stark choice 18 voting stations. tell us about the very stark choice 18 voting stations. tell us about the very stark choice 18 facing - very stark choice 18 facing voters in brazil, on the one hand the popular pugnacious president bolsonaro, on the other hand, the former president, left wing lula da silva, who was injailfor corruption cha
long queues have formed outside voting stations in italy, as the country holds its first general election since 2018. it s expected to return the country s most right wing government since the second world war and pave the way for giorgia meloni to become its first woman prime minister. a right wing alliance led by her brothers of italy party appeared set for a clear victory when the last opinion polls were published two weeks ago. let s take you live to rome now, and our correspondent mark lowen. the last rays of sunshine are just dipping here over the eternal city, there are some things stay the same, but some things change, and among them politics. italy could be in line for a very big political change tonight, if giorgia meloni does indeed do what all the opinion polls have suggested she will do and come out top in this election, she would become italy s first female prime minister, and its first a far right