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Year. something like 300 election deniers are running for office as republicans across the country tonight. if they win, some of them could be in charge of how the next elections play out, whether vote totals are certified, whether winners are allowed to win, whether losers will have to acknowledge they lost. it's that fundamental. when it comes to tonight's vote, republicans are telling voters to be suspicious of what's expected to be a long ballot counting process in a lot of states particular we've seen republican legal maneuvers in the state of pennsylvania. even today make it more likely ...

Detroit. and that, you know, he said people saw boxes coming into the counting station in all hours of the morning. i said, mister president, there are 630 precincts and detroit, and unlike elsewhere in the state, they centralize the counting process so they are not counting in each precinct. they were moved to counting stations, and so the normal process would involve boxes coming in and all different hours. >> this is michigan. that's 6:31 in the morning. a vote dump of 149, 000, 772 votes came in. unexpectedly. >> with regard to georgia, we looked at the tape, we interviewed the witnesses, ...

Gov. Larry Hogan talked about the winner of the Republican gubernatorial primary during an event Thursday evening.

The victorious candidate will take oath on July 25, a day after the final day in office for the incumbent President Ram Nath Kovind.

Widespread voter fraud, you know, the kind that did not happen. at least 19 states have new laws. >> try to solve a problem that doesn't actually exist. it occurs infrequently pay >> beyond efforts making it more difficult about her efforts making it easier to undo the result of an election for instance, in georgia, some of the power that used to belong to the secretary of state, someone committed to upholding the rule of law, now lies with the republican- controlled state legislature. >> a number of states have tried to take running of elections away from professionals and giving it to politi...