next to it. her aids say she shab working on two possible speeches to deliver tonight. beginning on the outcome. a few hours later donald trump making his way to the voting booth in manhattan's lower east side. voting alongside him his wife, his daughter ivanka and when he got to the polling center he bought treat from kids who are inside. he hadn't been seen expect on twitter he posted a we saw some on his account about an hour ago urging people to get out and vote. the campaign is far from over. he also had a statement go, florida on his twitter account. with that we do want to check in for the latest on the trump campaign. it has been a grueling few hours for the campaign as he rounded out making a swing of five different states and let's go to dan hausle who is there outside the hilton

dan? >> reporter: we got inside the ballroom where trump supporters will wait out the election results. you can see it's a small room for a national presidential race. the area that is emcity going to be filled by family and friends and beyond that, a small pen where you see media there. that is where some of the supporters lucky enough to get a ticket are going to wait as they wait out the results of an election that poles opened this morning an bright and early. donald trump buying treats from kids before voting at a new york city school. he was there with his wife, daughter, and her husband. after casting his vote turn refused to make a blanket statements to reporters that he would accept election results. saying only that things are looking good. >> very excited. great opportunity. tremendous enthusiasm.

world. >> reporter: a nevada judge tossed out a trump challenge to early voting there. the team said some people cast their votes hours after the polls were supposed to close. opponents said those people were in line in time. as trump chris crossed the country yesterday he said patriots quarterback tom brady told him over the phone that he voted for him. here is tom posing with poll workers when he dropped off his absentee ballot. >> he called today said, "donald, i support you. you are my friend and i voted for you." >> that prompted somebody to ask gisele bundchen if she and tom were supporting trump. gisele responded with an emphatic no! trump did post a video on his twitter feed urging people to vote like him. >> vote today. we're going to make america great again.

>> reporter: trump staff just put out those familiar make america great hats on a table as they start coming in over the next couple of hours. we're told trump himself is over at trump towers about six or seven blocks away where he and the closest family and friends and staffers have been waiting out the election results. occasionally calling in to radio shows and tv shows particularly in states. live in new york city, dan hausle, 7 news. >> reporter: thank you so much. hillary clinton for her part has kept a pretty low profile since casting her ballot early this morning. she did give comments then after that putting finishing touches on her speeches there. we did see her motorcade weaving its way from its home in chapway to the big apple where her team had

election results as we send it over to byron barnett, who has been following the campaign, you were' mentioning they've built a stage there in the shape of the continental u.s. >> reporter: yes, we've watched it go together here. it looks pretty cool. it, it's where hillary clinton will be giving her speech. you know. it's a quiet day as you said after such a volatile campaign. after she voted she went me of phone calls to some interview, did tweeting, mainly urging people to get out and vote. final preparations under way at the javitz convention center in new york where hillary clinton will address her supporters under a the nation when the results of the election are known. clinton who has often spoken of breaking through the hardest and highest glass ceiling will be underneath a real one when she speaks standing on a stage shaped like the united states.

know, i know how much responsibility goes with this, and so many people are counting on the outcome of this election. what it means for our country and i'll do the very best can i if i'm fortunate enough to win today. >> reporter: clinton avoiding any appearances of overconfidence when she voted with president bill clinton near their home but campaign chair john podesta says clinton returned home in a very positive mood. >> after we came b here and she landed in west chester and saw so many of her friends came out to the airport at 3:00 in the morning to greet her, i think she was' upbeat. >> reporter: what does the clinton campaign want voters to think when they go to the poms? >> the stark contrast between someone who is optimistic, who wants to lift people up, who has been doing it her whole life against a candidate who is really from the first days of his campaign been all about division, belittling

country. >> reporter: again looking at the stage here shaped like the united states i believe that is the east coast you are looking at. you can see the outline. the light of the stage there. cool looking, that's where hillary clinton will be standing. the glass ceiling right above her head there. john poddesta says he is confident of a victory tonight. but he says they still have a lot of get out the vote work to do. that's the latest live, i'm byron barnett. >> reporter: thank you. of course having both of these political candidates in the same city at the same time, is a huge undertaking for law enforcement and security officials. but they say they're prepped and ready. they've done this before. we'll be watching all results for you here. sending it back to you in boston. >> adam: christa del camp in new york city for us, thank you. we'll take another live look inside trump headquarters

s. the republican nominee will watch the results roll in and hillary clinton will do the same at her new york headquarters. we have a shot from inside of there where we saw byron barnett and you can see that outline of the stage opinion the continental united states. we'll be checking in with our crews and bring you new information from boat campaigns. >> kim: polls are set to start closing and we'll be seeing numbers trickle in that could be an early indication of the >> adam: andy hiller joins us with what to expect from the early results tonight. >> you are wondering how are you going to make sense out of all the numbers and maps you are going to see? good news, we have some help. our pollster dr. joshua dick of umass local is going to give you a timeline of where to watch and when. let's start at the beginning. when are we going to see the first result that might tell us something? >> we're going to see them pretty quickly.

coming in virginia and georgia. virginia is a clean clinton. georgia is a lean trump. we'll get a picture of where the race is and by 7:30 we have the two big swing seats in this election north carolina and ohio. >> the clinton campaign is already saying we're not going to know the results from north carolina tonight. >> well, they are and that could go very late f. it does that is good news for them because trump needs north carolina. he has to run the want an early result. >> no, not if you want an early rocky mountain. >> move the clock ahead to 8:00 because we're going to have more important states where polls are going to close including new hampshire, massachusetts, florida, pennsylvania, and mish mish. what will -- michigan, what will we see an learn then? >> i'm looking squarely at florida here. that's a big one. if clinton wins florida we'll be calling the election that is the lart stand for trump and i'm

there reports is that it's up. we're also have pennsylvania and michigan. those are part of that sort of mid west fire wall, blue collar and she needs those. >> okay. 9:00. moving west and that means the polls are going to be closing in states including arizona, colorado, wisconsin and minnesota. is that enough? >> wisconsin and minnesota are places where trump has attempted to make inroads making campaig arizona is a place trump should win by clinton has sort of zoot scooted up -- scooted up in the pools. i don't know we'll know the result unless we get the final returns come in from north carolina and florida you. >> are starting to sound like a late result. let me ask you this. 45 million people have already voted. how quickly do we get to see that? >> we can't count the early votes until the actual election day. >> legally. >> legally.

but they're going to count them fast because those are set and the states that do this well are ready to be counted. >> in a state like new hampshire, in a state like florida they can show up when the polls close with 1 million votes. >> 75% of the vote will be early in florida so they'll be able to count quickly. we'll know quickly in the 8:00 hour about florida. >> the rest of the night we're not going anywhere. we're going to be here watching and counting and live in the newsroom i'm ante hiller, 7 news. >> adam: second that, thanks. we've been talking about security being tight at many polls across the country. the justice department sending out more than 500 staffers across the u.s. including here at home in quincy. kimberly bookman live to tell us more about the security concerns or the security measures they've tape there. >> reporter: we're live

pick up now that people are out of work. average voter won't notice any difference but there are important things going on in quincy. >> here we go. >> reporter: when gail voted in convince they morning she didn't see anything different at the polls. but she knows there are monitors from the justice department in town keeping a close eye on the process. >> i think they double checking to make sure nobody is intimidated or everybody is comfortable casting their vote. >> experience treated different because of their race, disability or language. 50 monitors are going to 67 towns in 28 states. convincey is the only spot in massachusetts. >> asians are shying away. i think maybe the language barrier. >> reporter: while quincy's clears says there haven't been problems or issues here she witness the extra set of eyes especially on the day when the state

record. if voter feels more a part of the process than ever. >> what is wonderful about quincy is because of the large population of chinese here that is a ballot also is in chinese so it's in a way that the communicates to them they do have their rights here, voices here when they understand what they're doing. >> reporter: this is the first year that the state of massachusetts has offered early voting. while many people did take advantage of it, there are reports there were long ne polling places. kimberly bookman, 7 news. >> kim: the balance of power as we've talked about in congress could shift. here is one of the key congressional race unfolding in new hampshire. governor maggie hassan trying to take a seat away from republican senator kelly ayotte. start with the hey san campaign. covering that is tim caputo. he is live in manchester, new hampshire. >> reporter: you see behind me they're putting finishing touches on the

governor maggie hassan. that has been a close race throughout. a big deal for potentially huge implications nationwide this. is statistical dead heat into the polls. and governor hassan cast her ballot and spent the rest of her day giving her final push. the nation watching the granite state knowing if hassan can oust ayotte just one term it could go a long way to swing the senate to the democrats. if you look at how much money has been pumped into both of these campaigns, more than 100 million spend in advertising, that is the most in any senate race here in the country. tim caputo, 7 news. >> adam: let's go to the ayotte campaign and jonathan hall live in concord, new hampshire, jon. >> reporter: good evening. from the ayotte campaign,

use senate and the party is counting on kelly ayotte to help keep it that way. this morning ayotte greeted supporters as she arrived with her husband and two kids at an elementary school in her home town of nashua. she dubsed into a voting -- ducked no a voting both and withdrew her support for the man at the top of the ticket after this video shocked the nation. she became new first female attorney general in 2004 and she enjoys the support of law enforcement. fight the drug epidemic and supporting jobs are her two top priorities. most of the polls show ayotte with a razor thin lead but she is remaining confident and they are heaping that will be a fun party. jonathan hall, 7 news. >> kim: thank you. still ahead controversial

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with more on question 2. >> reporter: a lot of money has been thrown at this ballot initiative depend on advertisements and mail campaigns like this making it the most expensive in state history. quite a bitter battle on election day. it's question 2 passes the state board of education could approve 12 new charter schools or allow current ones to expand their enreportment each year. the governor has vocal in his support for question 2 canvassing for it. while mayor marty walsh and senator warren epose it. >> her -- >> reporter: those that support the expansion say it would create opportunity in urban areas and move massachusetts closer to providing an equal education for all. >> kids in my neighborhood will have a bert opportunity for a bet every education. they can compete with kids in the suburbs.

resource from schools. they argue already $40 million every year has been lost to charter schools which will lead to larger class sizes and cuts to science, math, music and physical education. >> they have a lottery. they don't have to take kids every year. they're much more excellentive selective. >> reporter: both sides hoping both sides will make an informed generation that will have an impact for years to political analysts say whatever happens tonight on question 2 here in massachusetts, it could have a ripple affect for the exmansion of charter schools across country. amaka ubaka, 7 news. >> reporter: mainly clear and a mild evening. another mild day tomorrow.

>> announcer: now 7 weather with chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> reporter: more clouds around tomorrow. there may be a c isolated showers hands sprinkles late tomorrow afternoon, early tomorrow evening with a cool front coming at us but overall, the pattern is mild for the next several days. what a gorgeous day. 40s and 50s, the city at 52. checked in with adam, the thing about today when you are out and about it was warm. no wind out there. we can have warm days in november but sometimes it comes with the price of a storm or wind. high pressure right on top of you, mostly clear skies

now coming in from new york and pennsylvania. out ahead of this cool front. this is the first of a few that will come at us. there is a batch of rainfall through the ohio river valley but that rains rise up as it approaches new england. that has been the theme of 2016, the drought although the last self weeks we've made inroads in and the other thing about the cool front there is no real cold air that comes charging out of canada. so temperatures stay mild. generally in the 40s cool spots near boston near 50 early tomorrow morning. mostly cloudy skies. few sprinkles and a spot shower tomorrow afternoon but anotherred mild day. temperatures between 55-60. you notice the rain shower activity few and far between. rain gear if you are going to grab it stays on stand by for most of the afternoon. you don't need the wellies. it's that little rain. lots of sunshine. temperatures will bounce up and down.

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tonight, breaking news. decision night. it all comes down to this. >> and america's best days are still ahead of us. if we reach for them together. >> the new adventure is we're going to do it. >> on this historic night, who will it be? hillary clinton or donald trump? just moments away from the first polls closing. voters lined up across the nation to make their voices heard. the candidates, after criss-crossing the nation, end up just a mile apart tonight as the results roll in. but will it be a