record breaking turnout in the philadelphia area. look at this, in north philadelphia near kendall university campus, this line of would-be voters snakes all around this courtyard. and as we widen out, you can see it even snakes out on to the street. an historic election, now in it's final hours. >> 34 minutes. >> reporter: shortly after 11:00 this morning, andre curtis was keeping time, more than half an hour just to get to the entrance of his polling location. but on this day, in this election, the unexpected day did not matter. >> this election is extremely important to me and i think extremely important to the nation. >> reporter: this line along almost the entire block of broad street, full of voters willing to wait to do their civic duty.

we found carl snyder at the very end. >> i don't think i have ever stood in a line this long, any presidential election. >> reporter: city commissioner lisa daly says that the turnout her precinct as gotten feels like the most ever. >> some of my staff has been here longer than i have, and it seems to be on pace with what we saw in 2008. >> reporter: folks like curtis, a science researcher at chops is trying to make voting his priority. >> this is the one shot that i have to have a stake in this

president election. >> reporter: this line is just one indication of the potentially high turnout of this election. be sure to double check your polling location before you head out. i'm george spencer, nbc10 news. donald trump and hillary clinton will be watching the results from their election night headquarters in new york city. >> erin coleman is covering donald trump. but we begin with lauren mayk with the clinton campaign. >> reporter: hillary clinton will be here at the gavin center in new york city. right now the campaign is still working while those polls are open. and right here, this is where we will be doing our work tonight, monitoring those results as they come in. this morning, the democratic nominee and her husband, the

former president bill clinton, they walked into their polling place in new york. she was created by supporters as she cast her ballot and she spent some time talking to a few of them. we spoke to hillary clinton about what the day means to her and to the country. >> it's the most humbling experience because i know that is so many people are counting on the outcome of this election and what it means for the country. >> reporter: and if she does win, this is where the party will happen. this is a look inside the gavin center where the clinton party is happening tonight. if you notice, there's a huge dallas ceiling. that may be a nod to shattering the glass ceiling.

the clinton campaign telling us that she is preparing two speeches for tonight, one if she wins and one if she doesn't. >> and she's operating on very little sleep. donald trump's final message to voters this morning in new york city, make america great again. >> trump will also be watching the results tonight from new york. erin coleman is following the trump campaign tonight. >> reporter: we're live in democracy center, and donald trump will be only a few blocks away at the omni hotel. as for trump, he cast his ballot today at a polling place in new york. take a look at what happened.

>> reporter: inside a much calmer scene, he went in, his cast his ball, he posed for the cameras, be he did not talk to reporters. just a few hours before trump arrived, there was a protest at his polling place, two topless women burst in and began shouting out of our polls trump. the women were escorted from the building and have since been charged with electioneering. already we have noticed a huge security presence outside trump's campaign headquarters, really here on every corner, you cannot miss nypd police

presence. live out here at democracy plaza, we are going to be here throughout the night, throughout the 6:00 hour and on until we have a winner. for now we're live in new york city, erin coleman, nbc10 news. >> the republican vice presid t presidential candidate cast his ballot in his polling place. >> kaine stayed in virginia until about noon and then made his way to new york to join hillary clinton to watch tonight's results come in. >> there's vice president joe biden at the polls this morning in delaware, alongside his wife jill biden. >> nbc10 continues to monitor any problems at the polls. first thing this morning we heard from voters about some

minor issues. the first thing we heard was that the machines were not set up on time. >> investigative reporter mitch blacher has been tracking the vote and he's live in montgomery county. >> reporter: the main issue here in montgomery could have been are those absentee ballots here in montgomery county, we have been down to polling places in delaware county. the one surprise that we did find as far as problems at the polls was down in delaware county. jackie is voting in person for the first time in years. government work took her family around the world. >> we lived in belgium, we lived in puerto rico. my husband came this morning and said that one of the poll iing places were down. have you ever seen anything like this? >> never.

>> reporter: delaware could have been officials were able to erase the pen and get everybody back in service. we're told everyone who wanted to vote was able to. back in montgomery county, in person voting has been smooth thanks in part to volunteers like jeanette davis. the problem is with those mail in absentee ballots, about 85 hu8500 still have not been returned. for those who voted absentee for years, are voicing their frustration. the last chance for absentee ballots in moptd montgomery county was last night.

other problems, burlington county may not have all of its ballots counted tonight. election officials noticed a printing error this morning. they'll have to hand count those ballots cast there. ive if you have a problem at the polls, call 877-nbc-wcau. >> if you're going out to vote this evening, you want to know what the weather's going to be like. >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz looking ahead at the next few hours. >> it has been the warm es day of the week and the warmest day we're going to see for another week. we got close 67 degrees. there's no rain associated with

that. so over the next several hours, those temperatures are going to drop into the 50s. those high clouds will actually help prevent the temperature from dropping too quickly, so it's not going to be nearly so cool at 8:00 tonight as it was at 8:00 last night. once again, an extension for the picture perfect weather. i'll be back to see about the changes that are back as we head through the weekend a little bit later. back to decision 2016. this election control of the senate is up for grabs, and one of the key races that could determine the outcome. katie mcginty, going up against pat toomey, it was the most expensive congressional race in history, with over $100 million spent on advertising. >> reporter: this could be an

historic vote for katy y mcgint. her daughters also joined her as she voted. we talked about the historical ramifications of this presidential election. if mcginty wins, she will be the first woman elected as a u.s. senator right here in pennsylvania. >> we have got too much promise and too much chance to allow bickering and differences to get in our way. and i also think that with a president clinton, i will be very proud to work with her in the senate. . >> reporter: we have seen a steady number of voters showing up at this polling place. my colleague randy gyllenhaal is

covering pat toomey, he's live in lehigh county. >> reporter: senator pat toomey expected to cast his ballot about 6:45 tonight a few blocks from his home, just about an hour before polls officially close. he's expected to answer who his choice is for president. that is a question he's avoided for much of this campaign season, and whether or not he will endorse donald trump. the critics are saying that by announcing this late, most voter also have already cast their ball ballots, not knowing where toomey stands. they have made multiple stops across pennsylvania. they do tell me that voters will pick pat toomey for his independent voice, they also criticized katie mcginty for her

ethics problems. they called pat toomey spineless because he would not publicly disclose whether he was voting for donald trump before voters cast their ballots. he's expected to vote here about 6:45 tonight and then he will make his way to his campaign rally in upper middleboro town ship. >> chester county a key area for republicans. >> chester county has more registered republicans than democrats, but they have even more independents or uncommitted voters. i want to show you a map with some of the key municipalities. chester, is the only county surrounding philly that governor mitt romney beat president obama in 2012. as you can sewith that said, se

mccain lost chester could have been, for donald trump to win pennsylvania, he has to winchester county and his opponent hillary clinton has to have a lower showing in philadelphia. the keystone state offers 20 electoral votes, which is the largest leading dem state. pennsylvania has elected three republican governors. that was the last time the state went red, electing george w. bush over michael dukakis. many experts predict the race for p.a. could be over. for the next 2 1/2 hour, i'm going to keep my eyes on county by county.

in delaware today, voters will choose the next governor of the two states. john carney is the democratic nominee. the winner will take over from governor marquel, who's finishing his final term in office. and there's lot battle for -- if rochester wins, she will be the first woman and first african-american from delaware elected to congress. voters in new jersey are deciding on two major issues for the garden state, the gas tax and caseincasinos. question two, decides whether that money from the gas tax should go. vote yes and you want to designate the money for the transportation fund, and vote no, and you think the money can be used for other things. down the shore, a popular

shore town could change its name this election day. residents of north wildwood will decide whether to keep its name or now be known as angle c beach. voters in pennsylvania are choosing their nec attorney general, josh shapiro is the democratic nominee. shapiro and his family thanked employees before voting. nbc10 is the audobon elementary school. as republican john raferty cast his ballot. and after casting their votes today, philadelphia's democrats here meeting for lunch on west oak lane where josh shapiro joined other candidates

for a bite to eat. join us all night long for election results. nbc10 will have updates on local races throughout the night. and then don't miss nbc10 news at 11:00. it's been a gorgeous day out there. >> hopefully it will continue throughout the night. >> even the clouds that are coming in from the west, that's actually going to keep the temp up a bit through the night. 67 degrees in philadelphia now, the temperature already starting to go down after reaching 69 an hour ago. some high clouds coming across the sky, but no rain nearby and none that's going to come in this evening. graduate high school is up to 70 degrees, society hill 68, ke

kensiken kensington 69. here's what we're expecting as we go through the rest of the afternoon and the evening, the temperatures only dropping slowly from 5:00 to 6:00 to 7:00 to 8:00, because of that cloud cov cover that's increasing across the area. that election day weather, it's going to be different tomorrow, it's going to be periods of light rain tomorrow. not a whole lot, but it's not going to be a pretty day today, it's not going to be 6 68 or 69, it's going to be 58 or 59. here's that rain that we were talking about that's going through ohio right now, so it's not exactly great election day weather for ohio. it's moving eastward, it's moving into pennsylvania.

and remember, we're in a doubt, we need some rain. here's a cold front that's helping to trigger that rain, moving to the east. and there it is on the future radar. but it kind of breaks up a little bit as we go into tomorrow morning, so that's not very impressive. you don't see any yellows or reds, the front goes through and then it starts drying out later in the afternoon. the afternoon rush will probably be dry and then the cool air starts to come in behind that. the amount of rain is generally less than a quarter-inch. just about every model as a quarter of an inch or les. wednesday the clouds keeping the temperature down. pretty close to average for this time of year. again we need some rain, we're not going to get much during the day tomorrow. jersey shore up to 68 degrees,

by friday, we're going to be seeing another pretty nice weekend out there, but it's going to be chilly on saturday, 49 degrees, we got more sunshine, less wind and warmer temperatures on sunday than what we're going to see on saturday, the lehigh valley only 46 degrees on saturday. it is the push for pennsylvania, we'll break down the suburbs and what it means for the presidenti aial electio. >> reporter: and election day was pretty sunny, but we talked to a lot of people who just want it to end. we talked to folks who they're done with all the nastiness and all the attacks. and people across philadelphia are reaching the polls without any problem.

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>> i can >> well, it's really awesome to see a female president walking into office and i'm very excited for 2016 -- yeah, 2017. >> family joined about 100 others to wait in line to vote. angela americamerkel is wai see who wins just like americans. what are people saying now that this election is almost over? >> this man bought extra insurance but the company said no. we're tracking possible rain for your morning commute

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now at 4:30, we're waiting to see who will be the next president of the united states. >> counties in our region are already reporting record turnout out there. >> tim, i know they're saying they're so relieved this election is just hours from being over? >> we're here at the middle school which is always one of the busiest polling places in the region.

candidates come here to shake hands. but there are plenty out here who say they just want to be done with all of it. >> so many state and local candidates anxious to see if they win. and you also seem to have a huge number of folks who are sick of it all. even delaware's governor who's soon leaving office says enough is enough and all the political ads -- >> katie mcginty wants to raise taxes. >> offering a different point of view. >> all the commercials all the rhetoric and lying and all the bull crap, everybody, on both sides let's get it over with. >> reporter: don't forget, it's really not about the candidates, it's bull tabout the county.

>> everybody wants the person they vote for to be the best president they have ever had. >> reporter: hopefully tomorrow everybody can kind of shake hands, shake it all off and let's get back to being friends and moving this country forward. >> let's go to pennsylvania, lines out the door at a lot of places in the philadelphia suburbs. people lined up earlier in chester county. and in gloucester county, there's several issues to be decided. we're told the turnout across south jersey has been strong. >> cydney long joining us the live from cherry hill. >> cydney, you have seen a steady flow of voters all day long? >> reporter: yes, in fact we're getting close to that 500 number, since 6:00 this morning, we have seen moms in they baby

carriages, but at this polling place, there aren't lines outside, people are in and out in five minutes. but that could all change as we head into the heart of rush hour. >> this girl still has six years until she's old enough to vote. for the first time she watched her sister and others stand in line to vote. >> even if we don't agree with the two candidates or whatever's going on. but it's a democracy and your vote counts. >> sarah machado is concerned about health care for her family. >> i'm actually a little bit nervous to see what happens later, who our next president is going to be. >> really, seriously. >> reporter: in nearby audobon,

voters were in shorts and short eisl sleeves. the skies opened up perhaps limiting voter turnout. so far mother nature is a favorite candidate today. >> it's beautiful out here and i'm wearing shorts and t-shirts in november. >> i hope it's going to o' -- everybody needs to go vote, regardless of who they vote for. it's your right, do it. >> reporter: and those voters have been casting the ballots at a steady pace. i just got word from one of the volunteers inside this cherry hill polling place. the numbers, 484, so if you do the math from 10 hours ago, that's about 48 voters per hour, so we're close to 50 voters an

hour, we still have 3 1/2 hours to go that the polls are open here in new jersey. >> nbc10 in meadowbrook, montgomery county, where we saw long lines as voters did their civic duty. >> keith jones is here to break down what that means. >> i'm going to show you a map, we'll cycle through chester, which we talked about last after hour, right here is montgomery county. key municipalities to talk about. abington, i'm going to bridge back over here, back in 2012, president barack obama beat mitt romney big here. of course identified by the dark blue, chester town and norristown came up the most for the democrats. the tighter race was lower

providence, that was about 50/50. governor romney, he actually won in horsham. in 2008, senator john mccain lost by an even greater margin. 59/39. he lost every major municipality in pennsylvania at the time. for donald trump to win pennsylvania he has to gain ground in montgomery county, and hillary clinton has to have the lowest showing in the county. the keystone state offers 20 electoral votes, the republicans haven't gotten those votes since george w. bush defeated mike dukakis of massachusetts. i'm keith jones, back to you. >> way to work that map, keith. voters have a perfect day to get out there and vote, no rain. it's not even terribly cold out

there. >> here's a live look from a polling place outside of fairmount. we have seen some polling places that have long lines at this hour. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with a first look at that forecast. >> it really is a good thing that the weather is nice, because so many people are stuck outside for so long. and the temperature about 10 degrees above average for this time of the year, so this is no typical november day. even on the dry day. now you can see some high clouds coming across the sky, this is in wilmington, delaware right now, it's been a beautiful day, it's 67 degrees right now, as well as philadelphia, the jersey shore, and we're not going to be seeing temperatures like that for a while. so good timing. here come some of those clouds from the west, but it's going to keep the temperatures from

dropping, as we go through the night. it's just going to be 59 degrees by 7:00, so it's going to cool down as we go through the evening, but there's zero chance of rain despite the clouds that you see up there. >> stay with nbc10 all night long. nbc news will have election night coverage starting at 7:00 p.m. nbc10 will have live updates for our local rates. why people are packing a gravesite after their voted tate. that special tribute next. plus we are keeping an eye on several different polling places from sky force 10 to give you a heads up if you're going out to vote, next. i approve this message.

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it just seems like he's invaded our lives. and he's the republican nominee for president. and republican brian fitzpatrick supported trump. look, we just can't vote for fitzpatrick or trump. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. nbc10's george spencer is live above a polling place in west philadelphia. >> reporter: take a look at this line in the city's northern liberty neighborhood, this is at third and fairmount where the

polling location is. you can see nbc10 is there on the ground covering from that perspective, but from above, you see this neighborhood full of young professionals largely out to vote. you see this line extending behind those trees, up past more businesses and it continues a full block up to the north towards brown street. some of the reporting i have been doing today, a line of this length would likely take about an hour to go through. it's slow movement but steady and it looks at this point like folks are waiting it out. i'm george spencer, nbc10 news. >> that is patience and determination to exercise your right to vote. nbc10 is live in new york where both candidates will watch the results, we have reporters covering both campaigns, live reports straight ahead.

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there's been a steady stream of people visiting a cemetery in upstate new york. they're paying respects to susan b. anthony. the cemetery has extended its visiting hours tonight to allow for more election day visitors. zipcar is offering free rentals tonight to encourage people to vote. zipcar will make 7,000 cars available to help people get to the polling locations to vote.

>> we saw from the aerial vantage point from george in sky force 10, just how long those lines were for people waiting to vote. they really don't have to deal with rain or really cold temperatures at all. >> and remember, we're in november, we have had snow in november, we have had really strong winds and cold weather and heavy, heavy rain, we're very, very fortunate to have such nice weather. because we're not getting another day like this for at least 10 days. in philadelphia, it was up to 69, we're still in the 60s across the rest of the area, we have got some high clouds, but they're not bothering anybody. a little bit of a light northwest wind and temperatures are in the 60s in most of new jersey, piles grove at 66 degrees, turnersville 66, a couple of spots in the 50s,

medford has dropped to 59 degrees, 65 in robbinsville, 60 degrees in princeton, 61 in lumberton. so as we go through the evening, instead of seeing the temperatures plunge as the sun goes down, remember the sun is setting right around now, and in a half hour from now, it will be totally dark. but those clouds prevent it from dropping much. it's in the 50s for the most part. some of the p.a. suburbs as low as 48 degrees. but that's still not all that chilly when you don't have wind. again, very fortunate with that. 69 degrees, we're dropping to 58 tomorrow, then more 60s thursday and friday, there's tomorrow, there's saturday, 59 degrees, and add some wind on top of that. here's comes the rain into ohio, so they're not getting a picture

perfect election day. through the day the clouds th k thicken up. some of those roads may have a little bit of moisture on them, but it's not going to be widespread. by 6:00, we're clearing out already. how much rain? we showed you some computer model in the last half hour, this is a different one. this one has less than a quarter inch as well. the high clouds increase tonight, as you can see, temperatures are in the 40s, and look at the clouds, 5:30, maybe a little bit of rain in redding, that's it. and as we go through the rest ott morning, there that's patchy rain as temperatures are holding into the 50s tomorrow. >> we go back out to george

spencer in sky force 10. >> reporter: the last location we passed, the line was outside, at this location in mt. airy, the line is inside. we have been getting reports of significant wait times once they get inside this building. you can tell it's a polling place with all those signs out front. some people are saying an hour and a half to get through the line once getting inside here. i'm george spencer, nbc10 news. next on nbc10 news at 4:00. >> a local driver bought special insurance for a vehicle, but he quickly changed his mind, how nbc nbc10's harry hairston quickly got his money back. ♪ tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto®-

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>> reporter: experts say gap insurance is something you might want to consider, you finance a car for more than 60 months, or your down payment is less than 20%. >> we'll add that refund to the responds recovery counter, the new total the $164,999. our own erin coleman is live in new york city at nbc's democracy plaza. a huge night and a much anticipated night still ahead? >> reporter: absolutely, we are here live on democracy plaza, this is where the presidential candidates are going to be a little bit later on tonight. we have seen a lot of security in the new york area. we're going to show that to you coming up all new at 5:00. and better late than never. meet the chester county man who's voting for the first time

at the age of 75. and what finally motivated him to head to the polls. that's new on nbc10 news at 5:00.

>> reporter: from shelltonham to chestnut hill. from delaware to down the shore. >> it's an exciting day. >> as voters in our area cast their ballots, the nbc10

election team has you covered. >> this election is so different from any election i have ever seen in my life. >> we watch the twists and turns as we wait to see who will be our next president. nbc10 news at 5:00 starts now. good evening, i'm keith jones in the nbc10 tuesdayees. >> and i'm erin coleman live in new york city, at nbc's democracy plaza. our coverage continues this hour of the election and we're not stopping all night long. >> we are not, erin. this could turn out to be an historic election for many reasons. sky force 10 up right now, checking out polling places across our area, look at those squiggly lines, this is near the campus