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Look at all this ink it comes with. big ink tanks. lots of ink. no more cartridges. incredible amount of ink. the epson ecotank. just fill and chill. it is election day in new york city. voters are casting ballots for mayor and other key races. there are 13 candidates battling it out, two in the democratic primary, for mayor. >> but the city's new ranked choice voting system has made it difficult to determine who is at the top of the field. you have second, third, fourth, fifth choices. athena jones has more on the new system there. >> i look for your vote for number one. >> reporter: ranked...

Turned california's three decade old ban on assault weapons. >> the ban will remain in effect while the state of california appeals. you'll remember this decision. it is significant. we covered it on the show earlier this month. judge rother ben eatez compared the ar-15 to a swiss army knife in the first line of his opinion and that and the opinion itself sparked anger for many across the country. california governor gavin newsom called the ar-15, a quote, weapon of war. >> today those in new york city are casting ballots for a crowded race for mayor. a year after calls to defund the police we...

Expression to prevent democratic voters, especially minorities, from casting ballots. now, combine that with the fact that there is reapportionment going on. there is going to be a partisan gerrymandering. and republicans have an excellent chance to take back the congress in 2022 because, you know, parties out of party usually do well in off-years but because of the gerrymandering and voter suppression. fast forward to 2024 and let's imagine that president biden or some other democrat wins a narrow victory again. is the republican congress going to recognize the electoral college results? i ha...

28 Jan 2021 Two Democrat lawmakers introduced a bill on Thursday, dubbed the “Vote at Home Act,” to expand “Oregon-style” mail-in voting nationwide, contending that the move is necessary to “make real progress” in the country. The bill, introduced by Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) and Rep. Earl Blumenauer (D-OR), is designed to “fight voter suppression” as detailed by Wyden’s press release. The measure would “massively expand vote-at-home ballot access, provide voters with pre-paid ballot envelopes and enact automatic voter registration.” The lawmakers point to the unprecedente...

Their states. some governors i'll speak to and they'll know to the number how many ventilators they have in their state. don't ask us for things when you don't know what you have in your own state. just because you're scared, you ask your medical professionals and they don't know. you have to take inventory of what you have in your own state and you have to be able to show that there's a real need. >> okay. still ahead, u.s. senator kelly loeffler under new scrutiny after questions emerge about her stock trades before stock markets took a major tumble. plus, democrats are looking ahead to no...