let's get back to michigan and wisconsin. these two states potentially could make the difference who's going to be the next president of the united states. >> and at the moment, they're leaning in favor of donald trump. we've got some more votes to count. 60% of wisconsin, 49% to 46%. that's three point lead, that's a healthy lead. the question is what's left and getting a little bit redundant because we're waiting for this to come in so here's -- this is what the clinton war room tells you -- they say they're concerned not panicked because they think there are a lot more votes. we're up to 60%. yes, she's winning dane county overwhelmingly so. the question is you can a keep that margin when the other 40% comes in and actual lethly they probably need to lift it up. where else are you looking for democratic votes? you're up to n94. you're looking in the democratic areas so as we talked about wayne county michigan we're going to talk about milwaukee county, wisconsin. it's at 87%, wolf. we'll have our people call and see which

. >> wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania, it's all the same story. the rural vote is coming in for donald trump. it's coming in, not a huge amount in each county, but the counties they all do add up, and the clinton people and democrats are hoping on their big countyezs. and that's true in wisconsin, michigan, and peb pen. in new hampshire, that's not the case. throughout the state. >> wisconsin and michigan were two states that voted -- last time they vote republicans was in the 80, even though several republicans tried to make those contests states in the past. the last time they went for republicans in want 80s. hillary clinton hasn't been to wisconsin during the general election at all. she may be regretting that tonight. >> wisconsin has been a very close state but has-- it's part of the democratic wall. and, you know, now they're going-- when we do on tho campaign, democrats are going to say, you know, why didn't she spend more time there? you know, in michigan, barack obama didn't go back after july, and they must thought it would be equally a

wisconsin, and michigan, and right now, the odds completely states. >> if he wins michigan or wisconsin, either one, he wins. >> terry, you were talking about brexit. >> it's deja vu, the polls and pundits, britain would never leave the european union. they were being told by the betters the voters of great brita britain, the smart play was to stay in the european unn. unwashed, the people who voted for brexit were not in the higher classes for sure, and they came out and socked the establishment in the face. that feels like what's happening because of donald trump. i just want to take a step back. triumph. this is a personal endeavor. and his sister, a judge on the new york state supreme court, said i knew better when i was a child to compete with donald, because he always wins. >> i think putin is excited, and other world leaders are a little fearful about what would happen under a donald trump he said the generals have been reduced to rubble. let's remember what the trump supporters are voting for. ban on muslims, build a wall, offended mexicans, lashed out at a gold star family, and

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michigan, and wisconsin. people initially thought when donald trump went into michigan it was a fools errand because it was such a safely blue state. then, the numbers started to shrink, i started to hear, i'm sure you did, too, from democrat it's there you go. look at michigan right now. donald trump is up by 57,420 votes with just 38% of the vote in, but this is a blue state. this is a state that clinton campaign should have had in the bank along time ago and this is the other thing that is really stunning to democrats. i think we can put that up, as well. wisconsin is a state that has not gone republicans in decades. they didn't spend a lot of time there. donald trump did some trips there, canceled one he was supposed to do last week, but he did certainly more than republicans thought that he should have. people thought he was frankly bananas to go to wisconsin as much as he did. clearly he wasn't. they knew there was something possible to take there he's also been traveling, to the republican committee ch

if he got wisconsin that would put him, if he shook wisconsin and she held michigan and then held pennsylvania that would get it. then new hampshire comes very much into play. and then you start talking about the main second district of maine which has one electoral vote and in nebraska too. we start to get down to one's and to's in terms to getting to that magic number. >> let's not forget something else. georgia has not yet been called. our presumption was from the beginning that it was going to go republican. they haven't called it yet. >> i don't want to raise this, but i will. there is a possibility of a tie. this could be tied. there are ways that this could tie but not many. >> if they tied, without anybody reaching 270. >> yes, 269 to 269. >> then it goes to the house. >> it goes to the house of representatives where each state delegation has one vote. they would presume they would vote for the republican but we've learned tonight not to presume. >> but we haven't called new hampshire yet. it could come down conceivably to new hampshire. i also point out we haven't called maine yet noa

>> she has to hold wisconsin, michigan and pittsylvania. all states where donald trump is putting a lot of pressure. he is doing very well in all three of those states. that's basically the biggest challenge for her. >> what path to victory with donald trump have?>> he has to start picking off one of those that would put him -- if he took wisconsin and she held michigan and then held pennsylvania that would get -- then new hampshire comes into play and you start talking about the main -- the second district of maine and nebraska. we start to get to ones and twos . >> georgia has not yet been called. our presumption was from the beginning that it was going to go republin. yet.>> there is a possibility of a tie. this could be tied. there are ways that this could tie but not many.>> deeming without anybody reaching to 70?>> yes. then it goes to the house of representatives. i think tonight we have learned called new hampshire. it could come down to new hampshire. i will also point out that we haven't called maine where they split the electoral

only michigan, you basically have michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania. and, craig, what the clinton campaign says, particularly as it's putting in money and resources into michigan and wisconsin, they feel pennsylvania is locked down for them. what they want to do is make sure this blue wall continues to exist. and, again, that poll's going to be fascinating on what it shows. if hillary clinton's up four, five points, that blue wall looks tough for donald trump. if it's a closer contest, as i've been telling other people, c katie-bar the door. >> both candidates crisscrossing the country now. are they reaping t inreaching to could matter most though? we've got some brand-new early voting data on black voters, on hispanic voters. we'll take a closer look at those numbers. >> this is a message for any democratic voter who have already cast their ballots for hillary clinton and who are having a bad case of buyer's remorse. in other words, you want to change your vote. >> he sure has spent a lot of time demeaning, degrading, insulting and assaulting women. â

michigan, wisconsin, and pennsylvania. trump could have a shot though a lot of earlier numbers seem to indicate otherwise. >> the trump campaign knew they were doing well leading into the first debate in pennsylvania. back from a double digit deficit. they were back by nine or ten points. this shows the lead shrinking from ten points a month ago to four now. this is a former democrat. thanks for taking the time. how do you think he's doing in florida? it's razor thin here. >> i think he'll win. the way the obama administration needs a change in this country and going to bring the change we need now. >> all right. thank you. i think that's all we have time for. pennsylvania, buying ads there. we have a new poll showing them doing better. still, four points behind is four points behind. he has a lot to make up there. >> jacob in windy orlando. we have a day, an afternoon of poll a palooza. a lot of folks aring looing at the newel poing showing interestingly nevada. trump doing kind of surprisingly well. i was texting with jo

>> have to have michigan and have to have wisconsin. it looks like she has new mexico and she will come in with a lot of electoral votes from the west coast. >> the one thing you and i have been talking about, but the polls seem to be wrong in so many of these states like florida for instance. how do you explain that? we have a lot of polls and i wonder if there is a problem with under reporting. people either didn't respond to polls or say the true poll. >> reporter: people were not really polling those people. you were doing early voting and things like that and that's the surprise we have all been waiting for. >> and with so much early voting and there is such a long cycle that polling can be difficult to capture that. >> reporter: usually in the past elections it is called by nevada, a must win for trump. the results could come in slowly at clark county and we could be in for a long evening. >> nevada, arizona and new hampshire if they go for trump there is little chance that hillary clinton will be the president. >> thank you for j

pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. we're not done yet, but the fact that -- let's just check it. 92%. 48.2 to 48.2. 62% of the vote here. hillary clinton with a big lead. potentially some democratic votes here. centre city, philadelphia is mostly in. 98% of the vote is in here. there's not much to get. this is the biggest area. mathematically, that is about the number they thought they needed. >> 450,000 plus. >> and she's actually -- the story of pennsylvania is almost always turnout in philadelphia and then the collar counties. hillary clinton is not doing percentage-wise doing that poorly, but she is getting swamped out here. swamped out here in these rural counties where you have not only donald trump winning these counties, but some of them won by obama, some of them he's overperformed romney. >> we have another major projection right now. cnn now projects that hillary clinton will carry the state of nevada with its six electoral votes. hillary clinton wins in nevada. she's got a 32,000-plus vote lead. she carries

because he's playing to states like michigan, wisconsin, new mexico. because the path to 270 may be more difficult in states like ohio, north carolina, pennsylvania, the traditional states. >> ohio, you would have to go to ohio, iowa, and then he begins to build by 270. >> it's a tricky equation, and if you had talked to the trump campaign last week, a it could state differently. clinton has been scoring in areas that trump fought. if he could put together a coalition. it's a stretch but that's how they see it. >> wisconsin or michigan in exchange for not winning pennsylvania. is that the thinking? >> but they have a lot of other vulnerabilities on this map. they could use utah to edward mcmullen so they'll have to pick up a wisconsin or new mexico. forget about pennsylvania. that will be very tough on its own because of philadelphia. >> they lose utah, who knows what's going on, anyway. that's too strange. thank you. >>> when you look at this map, there are interesting places to focus on early in the evening next tuesday night. one is the research tri

>> looks like she left the back door open in wisconsin and michigan. minnesota looks like at the moment she's ahead by about 70,000 votes in minnesota. so that may not be on her worry list, but that's quite a long worry list, already, with michigan and wisconsin and pennsylvania out there, and that's, you know, those are strongal trump turned out. >> if he wins two of the three, he's won. >> i think, too, we can be talking about whether we would be up all night, whether we will have a tie, the possibility of 269 versus 269. all of that ahead as we continue our cbs news election night >> pelley: it's election night on cbs and we are watching these final vote totals coming in. if you didn't vote today because you thought your vote wouldn't count, how wrong many of these states. let's have a look at the electoral vote board as the race stands right now, hillary clinton 215 electoral votes, donald trump 244. that hasn't changed lately because the states you see in white are so close we cannot even estimate who the winner is going to be yet. we are watching

would do it. >> michigan and wisconsin would do it. pennsylvania. >> either one of them. >> the immigration state has crashed because there's been so manyui canada. it reminds me of brexit vote happened. i never lied to you bob schieffer. >> i have to check my sources. >> it reminds me of when the brexit vote it was going no way no way. >> there are 49 million people >> that should not be overlooked. he has a huge following and his message rest nated from the very beginning. >> just to go back to something that was being talked about earlier with charlie. this is not only, in the night goes donald trump's way, this is not only a victory for his theory of the country not only a victory for him and the people who support him but kind of a cultural victory we did it our way. and it looked like it might be paying off. and that's affirming at a kind >> this is a vote against washington. that's what this is. >> we're going to go inside those numbers in wis conson now which is of course a toss up. anthony mason will have more from the exit po

advisories in michigan, wisconsin, and the pacific northwest and rocky mountains the front bringing raindrops, do tomorrow no complaints overall and then on friday, should be dry earlybird. later, will be some chilly raindrops late friday or travel, not much to complain about saturday and sunday looked pretty good rg3 was back on the practice and them beating michigan, baldrick's could be without wilton spade b who is day-to-da romar says there is a not much gap between the two. >> differences are 47 seniors while they been playing for a while and very good talented team. i look at these two teams and it doesn't matter rg3 was back on the practice field after retu striker back to start the seaso before you have that broken shoulder in the first game versus the eagles, bounce house 21 days to activate him or he must remain on the ir for the remainder of the season, hue jackson said today is too early to say if he will play again this season if he will be the long-term answer a quarterback is. can't speak for anyone else, i feel i can view the guy for this team andd i look forward t providence.

spending time in places like new mexico, michigan, wisconsin. just from a strategic standpoint, do you think it makes sense for him to spend precious days in states like that that have been so blue for so long. no.h: i would be looking down florida, north carolina, and then bottling in nevada, new hampshire, pennsylvania. what i do think is stunning is that the hillary campaign is ending hillary to michigan tomorrow. nothing shows me the internal panic of a campaign as much as the candidate' schedulings and going to a state that has no senate race. they think michigan is on a map. if michigan is on the map for them, this whole thing is slipping away quickly. it is stunning that a democrat with a that tv ads do not matter when clinton has to wildly outspend trump on tv. there is panic going on inside hillary camp right now. it is warranted. forward,hat moving they will have to do some soul-searching about what their message is going to be heading into sunday and monday in order to turn their voters out election day. election day has traditionally

places like michigan, wisconsin all of the places where they show trump trailing. they have some confidence from internal polling according to aides within the campaign. they're looking better in places like pennsylvania and michigan, frankly, than they are in wisconsin. michigan worth noting where hillary clinton will return to later this week. she will be there on friday. superpac supporting her campaign is now on the air with a seven digit ad buy. >> peter, donald trump came up with this new line of targeting democrats that frankly took me by surprise. democrats who already voted. here's what he said. >> for any democratic voter who have already cast their ballots for hillary clinton and who are having a bad case of buyer's remorse, wisconsin is one of several states where you can change your early ballot if you think you've made a mistake. >> forgive me, peter. i didn't even know you could change your early ballot. where exactly does this work? >> reporter: well, so there are only seven states in the country where this does work. they include michigan, wisconsi

all eyes on wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania. we're live with the latest results when we come back. okay google, show me korean restaurants in boulder. google assistant: i found a few places. vo: the new pixel, phone by google. exclusively on verizon. the only next gen network that lets you get the most out of it. how is this possible? vo: because verizon lte advanced and get up to $400 back. and get 20 gigs of data with no surprise overages, and 4 lines for only $40 each. why settle when you can have it all on verizon? hey, jesse. who are you? i'm vern, the orange money retirement rabbit from voya. orange money represents the money you put away for retirement. over time, your money could multiply. hello, all of you. >>> it's 11:00 p.m. on the west coast, and donald trump is closing in on what may be the ? biggest upset in american political history. 244 electoral votes to 215 for hillary clinton. he needs the electoral votes in gray states, starting with pennsylvania. >> pennsylvania, one of the many shockers of the night. 97% o

so both wisconsin and michigan i think wisconsin looks of all these i think the biggest reach for clinton is wisconsin. we'll throw ten in there. that's 258. michigan would put him over or pennsylvania. so look, we are -- i'll get to the what if in a minute and make sure it's all working well. sh this point. pennsylvania puts him there. he just needs that. arizona would put him over the top. he could lose both wisconsin and michigan. or let's do. give her both of those. then he could win michigan and wisconsin. talk about all those paths she had. donald trump has them all now. he's the one with all the paths. >> but the fact is those combinations are still possible. the clinton folks have gone home. and the question is now, what will donald trump do? it would almost seem in character that he would want to come out now. >> i have to say, look, when they decided not to declare victory that night with john kerry, we were talking about one state. we are talking about three states here. they basically, they need a miracle in two of those three ballots that are missing or from -- or a bigger ab

pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. and i showed you the gaps in them up them. >> they're deer tracks. >> and a deft choice, promising running back. >> and you can't have the faithless electors from washington state either by the way. >> we just got this collection of photocopies of selected front pages tomorrow. and while newspapers for the print edition have to get something on the front page and declare a lid on that day's news, race for the presidency hangs on tally in a handful of states is about the kindest way to put what we have witnessed tonight, which could also be called a prairie fire. that is the most benign way to state the story we have been chronicling tonight. >> here's "boston globe." suspense to the finish. trump surpasses clinton. >> it's the fear of dewey beats truman. they're scared to death of a headline that's definitive. >> the newspaper chris matthews calling the philadelphia enquirer has trump ahead, which is probably the most plainly accurate headline of them all. >> we still have print newsp

it's -- she needed michigan, wisconsin, minnesota, pennsylvania to get to 274 electoral votes, there's 10 there but she'd have to pick up new hampshire, she'd have to get all of maine, which i suppose is possible, but doubtful. >> we're hearing trump just won georgia. >> yeah, that was -- i don't think that was too much of a surprise. >>> but it's trump most likely. i'm just speechless. >> when i got asked to do this, i just said oh, god, i want to be in new york. but i am so grateful for you >> this is a man whose entire campaign was based on division and frankly misogynistic and racist attitude and declarations and he is likely going to be the next president of the united states. jennifer this is what people have voted for in great numbers. >> you know, again, i go back to this all the time, hillary clinton is not truthful, and at the end of the lesser of the two evil its. and with her you don't know what you're going to get, and with him, it's all out on the table, whether you like what he has to say or not, it's out there. and, you know, you have a brexit situation. every single po

of course, pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. now michigan, interestingly you have this still has in the called this race but trump has a decent lead there. it is really going to be called relatively soon. the as far as wisconsin is concern officials will meet to begin talking through this process of how they begin a recount. even the clinton folks are quick to tell you that this is very unlikely to overturn the results of the election, and jill stein really has no chance of, you know, all of a sudden becoming president out of this but she says it is important for integrity for system to examine this stuff. her critics say this is an effort to raise money. >> what is the point? is point just to say this actually was cam period with so now we know if it will not affect an election. >> reporter: yeah, that is what jill stein will tell you this is just standing on wins to determine whether in fact there was widespread voter fraud. it would have to be voter fraud on a massive scale to overturn the margins that trump had in these stat

michigan, wisconsin, and pennsylvania. let's take a look at the margin of the trump wins in those three states. in michigan, it's 0.2%. i don't even know if they've certified the results. in pennsylvania, it's 1.2. in wisconsin, it's 0.8. those are such tiny margins that hillary clinton is essentially entitled to a recount by law in all three if she wants. let's look at the second thing. "the washington post" put the following numbers, michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania together account for 46 electoral votes. this election was essentially decided by 107,000 people in these three states. trump won the popular vote by that combined amount. that amounts to 0.09% of all votes cast in the nation. so naveed, when you have democrats looking at those numbers, looking at the fact that hillary clinton wins by 2 million votes, but loses by 107,000, and those are states that democrats almost always win. i thought they almost can't lose them, is there a reason to be suspicious that somehow, the russians hacked the the electoral systems

if donald trump has a path to wisconsin. maybe in michigan. if hillary clinton's blue industrial holds up it's hard for trump to get past the electoral votes. >> where are you placing them right now? >> this is in the toss-up column. i look at north carolina and florida being exactly even so far. >> thank you, mark murray. more ahead on "andrea mitchell reports." donald trump about to set the stage at a rally in miami. you are watching msnbc, the place for politics. so what's your news? i got a job! i'll be programming at ge. oh i got a job too, at zazzies. (friends gasp) the app where you put fruit hats on animals? i love that! guys, i'll be writing code that helps machines communicate. (interrupting) i just zazzied you. (phone vibrates) look at it! (friends giggle) i can do dogs, hamsters, guinea pigs... you name it. i'm going to transform the way the world works. (proudly) i programmed that hat. and i can do casaba melons. i'll be helping turbines power cities. i put a turbine on a cat. (friends ooh and ahh) i can make hospitals run more ef

and win michigan. and then, keep wisconsin. 268. she's got -- >> still would need new hampshire. >> would need nevada or new hampshire. >> george, whoever wins, the closer this is, the greater the divide in the country. and this is such a dramatic evening. things a lot of people didn't expect, but the line is so close. if she wins the popular vote, if he wins the electoral college, everybody will be doubting everything. >> based on everything we're seeing and likely unfolding, whoever wins is going to be very upset. hillary clinton will be, she's going to sit there and think, i came very close but for wikileaks, the supposed russian hacks, and the comey letter, the and trump will blame the republican establishment, the media. no matter who wins, i totally agree, it's an untenable situation in the aftermath. >> a majority nationwide say they're not at all confident that votes will be counted accurately. meanwhile, among those voters who say they prefer hillary clinton, 72% say they're scared of a donald trump presidency. there are a

if that doesn't work he'll need minnesota, michigan, wisconsin or pennsylvania. and you said to me i'm wrong. i have conventional thought process on electoral votes and i want to dig deeper into the issue with you and have you explain what you mean. >> well, this is actually something that larry sabato wrote about a couple of years ago in a book i found fascinating. he said, the you think about it, it's not that there's an electoral lock by anybody. if your candidate's vote goes up, it tends to go up across the board and all of the sudden a lot of states start to fall into play. i mentioned to you on the video today this fascinating report by the education of minnesota, that trump beat clinton among high school students 77,000 students voted and trump won minnesota. now nobody in the country would have guessed that high school students in minnesota would prefer trump to hillary clinton. it tells you that there's something happening out there. minnesota machine could come into play, wisconsin can come into play, michigan can come into play, pennsylvania can come i

we have massive organizations in michigan and wisconsin twofpl of the best political parties. these are two -- they're very good ob rations. we have spent millions and millions of dollars in. you are also seeing it tightening in the senate races and we believe that pennsylvania and michigan, wisconsin could quickly move onto our board. >> dickerson: you mentioned donald trump is a different candidate appealing to different voters. the early vote in nevada and florida he's driving away the voters you talked about attracting after the 2012 election. latinos are coming out heavily for hillary clinton. >> you don't know exactly how they vote. you can see it's happening from the data. >> dickerson: do you think he will do better with latinos then people think? >> i think he will do better than people think. in florida, today, we are 7000 ballots down. four years ago we were 104 balance on doubts. all of thisxd these are great anecdotes. the clinton campaign can cheri pick all they want. we're ahead in early vote then we were four years ago by a mile. we are ahead, we were down in n

the key to holding all those michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania. the three in the blue wall that are truly competitive. if she adds to that new mexico, colorado, virginia and new hampshire, as david chalian said, she's done. even if donneaw donald trump wi the other battleground states. in ohio, florida, north carolina, none of which she truly needs to win in order to win. and donald trump's schedule this week tells you what you need to know, which is as david said, even if he wins all the battleground states, he still has to take away one of these core democratic states colorado, new hampshire, wisconsin or michigan or pennsylvania. >> let's go to the all-important land of pennsylvania. michael smerconish, you're there, how do you see the path to 270? >> i see it much the same as ron. i would just present it maybe in a more straight forward way, which is to say that that big blue wall that he coined many, many years ago, if in fact, she can hold it together and throw in florida, it's over. and, so, that's why there is so much concentration on flor

colorado, new mexico, michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, new hampshire. you know, in none of those, in two of those has she truly treated them as battleground states. a lot more money and time in reach states. has she left the back door open for trump? >> david, let's look at the colorado poll. clinton and trump tied. 39% to 39%. what do you see in the numbers? >> i think as ron says, you have to look at the averages. the colorado poll is closer than we have seen in some of the other polls. the idea him slipping through the back door is something she has to be worried about. as i have spoken to republicans the past few days, they see republicans coming home. big donors and others who thought trump was out of this thing. they see him get closer, they don't want to be blamed if he were to lose by two or three points. and tight senate races where ron johnson in wisconsin may be helping trump a little bit because he has voters out. i think the reality is there's a little bit more pessimism than optimism here. they like where things are trending, republicans i

so -- >> wisconsin is a smaller state than michigan. >> trump needs to hang on to iowa, win wisconsin, he's there. >> where are we in iowa? >> iowa is close. let's take a look. >> tom llamas? >> one of trump's top aides on twitter, it's happening. >> what's happening? >> i don't know. but apparently it's happening, and they're very excited about it. the conventional wisdom throughout the campaign, bill was talking about this, was always wrong. so many of us shouldn't be vi surprised, he called this plus plus plus this week. he may be 100% right. and i was looking at amy's live shot from his watch party, he motivated white voters, and gave them a uniform. they're all wearing the make america great again hat. and to me, the big story, he motivated the white vote so much, he gave them a shot of espresso and a red bull chaser, more than the nonwhite vote. >> the trump campaign says it's happening. we'll be right back. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled j

forget wisconsin. forget michigan. forget colorado. the democrats, you know, the ad spending is one thing because they've got a lot of money. when bill clinton is going to colorado, when hillary clinton is going to michigan, when chelsea clinton and tim kaine are coming to wisconsin, you know they're feeling nervous. they've been tight lipped about their internals but no doubt that right now donald trump has some plausible paths. she's still the heavy favorite to win this race. the biggest thing that's happened is the information flow since the obamacare announcement last week, almost every day donald trump has been able to win the news cycle simply by reading the newspaper aloud. she has not been able to break through new stories from wikileaks, obamacare and the fbi. they are running ads saying hillary clinton is old and donald trump is change. that's the message if he had a path to victory he needed to one on and he is now. >> to tell you how quickly things change in baseball and politics and mark knows things change quickly in poli

pennsylvania, virginia, michigan, wisconsin, and new mexico. that's 64 total electoral votes. and that gets her within just 11 she'd need to get from that last column. and as you can see there, there's plenty of options. so matea, this illustrates that hillary clinton has a far easier road to this point to 270, that trump will have to have a national surge. he's not going to be able to cherry pick his way to 270 electoral votes. does that make sense to you? >> yeah, and he has to have so many things go in his favor at this point. the trump campaign sees a lot of potential in these blue states, but the reality is, you know, he needs florida and blue states, he needs to create a coalition of a lot of these places in order to carve that path. it's just, she has to hold him off just in a couple of key places. and that's still the case, even though the polls have tightened, i think that she still had, obviously, more ways to get there than he does at this point. >> eliana, i'm sure you're experiencing with the people who are working directly for donald trump, they're ecstatic and b

he would also have to lose michigan and wisconsin and pennsylvania in a recount. the recount could move a few hundred votes but that's not nufr to flip all the states. >> no. michigan. more than twenty in wisconsin and up nearly 70 thousand votes in pennsylvania. >> pennsylvania stein missed the deadline for a voter recount in pennsylvania. it's an uphill climb to say the least. >> stein says the potential for voter fraud and hacking compelled her to seek the recounts. >> she did. and trump may have inadvertently supported her argument by claiming millions voted illegally this year. we have no evidence this year of that. but we have found problems in for example after the 2012 election, we found six people in hillsboro. 7 in panellis who voted in florida and north carolina in 2012. with records provided by the integrity project the list grew to 149 people in voted in florida and north carolina in the same election. we never found evidence of mass fraud but stein is raising concerns about potential hacking. before the election. >> i have demonstrated how to hack th

vote recount effort in pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. green party presidential candidate jill stein raised more than $6 million to go toward legal costs. hillary clinton's campaign attorneys say they'll participate and today the white house also weighed in. >> the president's expectation is that consistent with the smooth functioning of our election system on election day is ensuring that the recount system functions smoothly according to the law. >> this comes after michigan election firms confirmed just today three week after the election donald trump it's 16 electoral votes. it gives him 306 electoral votes to hillary clintons toes 232. >>> cubans lined the street today for the start of a week long services for fidel castro. crowds gathered at havana's revolution square for the first memorial for the man who rule the country for nearly half a

michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania that are all competitive. when you add virginia, colorado, new mexico and new hampshire, that would be enough to win. she doesn't need florida and she doesn't need ohio or north carolina. those are insurance. the question is whether by focusing so much on those states she left any opening for donald trump who is now pushing for several of those states in her inner 270. >> so, what do we see in the numbers of our polls? >> david, you can comment on this. >> i don't have a wall. >> hold on, these are our swing state battleground states. he is up in arizona. she is up, marginally, in florida. he is up in nevada. she is up in pennsylvania. okay, go ahead, david. >> well, i think not only our polling up in pennsylvania but the marquette poll that shows her up six points in wisconsin. that's very important for her. but if you look at those really important states for her and if she can combine new hampshire, it's done. it's over. it's 270. as ron has been saying a lot, she doesn't have to be focused where she has be