the candidates crisscrossing the country. most voters just glad it is almost over. in just over 24 hours would seem like a never ending campaign will hopefully be over. >> denise: let's hope. early voting ended a couple of hours ago. cleveland 19 lacy crisp reports, turn out is lower than it was in the 2012 general election. lacy? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. early voting ended at:0 came through the doors at 2:15. there were long lines for early voting. overall early turnout is down. 38,000 cast their ballots in person this year n.2012, more than 45,000 voted early. and 54,000 in 2008. election officials explain why the decline. >> it's been, you know, a lot of questions about the top of the ticket for each party.

caused people to maybe not turn out. or at least, you know, wait until the very end to make a decision. >> reporter: and if you are going to vote tomorrow expect to wait a half hour, hopefully you won't have to wait much more than an hour. getting answers at the board of election lacy crisp cleveland 19 news. >> denise: lacy, we want to welcome you, the newest member of our team. thank you, lacy. hillary clinton and donald trump are both hitting the campaign trail at a feverish pace with a focus of critical battleground states and clinton hopes to make history as first woman president and trump hopes to stop her with his populous message. a live report from d.c. is at the bottom of the hour. one of the big local issues on the ballot is in parma. >> chris: that's right. the school district is asking voters to remove an emergency tax levy coming at a controversial time for the school district. catherine bosley getting answers

catherine? >> reporter: the parma school district is depending on passing the tax renewal to avoid cuts like those in the recovery plan. without the tax they don't know what they would do after the community put their foot down on closing or repurposing any of the school buildings. >> the parma school district knows financial trouble and doing anything they can to get anything out of the spokesman says they can afford losing the tax levy they have depended on since 1976. >> if that goes away, i don't know what the future will hold. it makes it difficult to keep providing the education the community wants to our children. >> issue 118 is a 10 year tax renewal brings in $8 million to the school district costing the homeowner about $125 a year. hard to find anyone against it so far. >> we have already voted for it. it's for the kids, you know. >> it sounds tough. you have to do it.

to pay, you know, the extra money. it is worth it for our kids. >> reporter: after a threat of going to fiscal caution stat in us the state, they planned to balance the budget calling for $7 million in cuts this year. $12 million next. >> obviously nobody wants to have any type of reductions at all. this was the situation we were in. we did our best to try to make reductions that made sense and didn't impact kis >> the plan calls for the most cuts when it comes to academics in addition to pages of extracurriculars on all schools on the chopping block if they can't pay to participate or pay to play programs. >> reporter: those are the cuts in place assuming the money from issue 118 will be there. assuming the issue will pass. although we talked to on camera are all for it. others we talked to not wanting to go on camera not in favor and

did in the first place. catherine bosley, cleveland 19 news. >> chris: catherine, thank you for that. stay with cleveland 19 news for election coverage tomorrow night live on cle 43 from 7 to 11:00 p.m. and if you can't watch pick us upstreaming on-line on cleveland19.com and on our mobile app. >> denise: i cannot remember a november this warm. >> chris: my gosh. we opened up the windows today. >> denise: so did i! >> jeff: i wish i could and eventually we will get changes in here. it will be mild on election day and because of the time change we did over the weekend, 5:15 is the sunset time. it is going down and dark soon. rain arrives later tomorrow and tomorrow could be tomorrow night for rain and winds of change wednesday and turning cooler.

cleveland and 57 mentor and developed a lake breeze along the lakeshore and that's why it is cooler 59 sandusky and still between 60 and 65 degrees inland. it will be a pretty big drop in temperature, though as the sun continues to go down. 6:00 next hour around 60. 7:00 dropping in the 60s and 8:00 down to 56 degrees. we will be in the 40s before the night is out. i will have which will start late tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow night for rain and then the temperature drop. details labor day in the half hour. here is traffic. first alert traffic on cleveland 19 news is sponsored by ford. >> denise: all right. let's take a live look at the roads. 77 and 480 smooth sailing. an accident in chester lynn on

stearns road north of carnegie avenue and a couple of spots to look out for there. a shooting in lorain ended with a police standoff in rocky river. >> chris: the standoff lasted 8 hours. when it was over a man was in custody. mark nolan has details. >> mark: i looked at the monitors and there was sia nyorkor from cleveland 19 talking about what was going on in rocky river. police say a suspect shot a man at on a chase in rocky river and several departments involved in the chase rocky river, lorain, bay village. he got stuck in the mud behind a home. cameras were there early this morning during the investigation and rocky river police chief stillman says the man was armed with a handgun and negotiated with him for hours until he left his car peacefully. >> the suspect in the car which

exit the vehicle and we took a step back and let the situation kind of stabilize and called in our s.w.a.t. team and 6, 7 hours later we had a successful resolution to the incident. >> mark: the man is in custody. lorain police expect him to be arraigned and his identity is not released. the man shot is at metro health. we will bring you details and bring you that as >> denise: the man accused of abducting and raping a 9-year-old girl is indicted. menace menefee grabbed the victim when she was walking home from school and was arrested when someone recognized his truck. menefee is locked up on a $2 million bond. a kent stated football player charged with felony kidnapping. nate holly is on indefinite suspension. the police report says the victim is under the age of 13.

right now. a spokesperson for the school says they take the matter serious and holly is expected in court tomorrow. local radio personality spooner pleaded guilty to theft and money laundering charges and admitted to stealing from a gofundme account. he took more than $7,000. spooner will be sentenced >> wide open for the touchdown. escobar. his first catch of this season. >> chris: browns still looking for their first win of the season. cowboys with a texas-sized rout yesterday. 35-10. now cleveland remaining ofer. >> they have a tough game on a short week. tony zarrella joining us now.

watch, t. >> tony: a slow death. methodical shredding. the name of my high school band methodical shredding. it pains me to come out every week and kill this team. we knew the process. the guys in the locker room working their butts off trying to win a game, one game. nobody is in it to lose. the comedy of errors is maddening. they are in an area code and tackling and cowboys are that much better and we have the kind of game we witnessed and guys like joe haden it is new territory, ugly tear tone. 9 for 9 with no ends in sight. >> i have never been -- i have never had a win like this in any level i played at. it sucks and we just -- you

sorry for yourself. we have another game coming up and quick turnover and we have to try to take it out on the ravens. >> tony: you know what's amazing, browns scored second most points in the afc second to the steelers and they have had a bye week and browns have not. i am trying to be honest. they are putting points on the board the defense is absolutely killing them and not allowing them to make the next step and put it over the top and won't do it against the cowboys and patriots. therere >> and have we had a season with nonpartisan wins. >> tony: they have never gone winless. you will go back 41 years to have this ineptitude. it is brutal. if i told you all the numbers, 19, 20, 27 out of 30. this goes back and really look at the figures and accept it. >> chris: beatings will continue until morale improves. a short week coming up against the ravens and then you have the steelers.

>> tony: no. baltimore coming off the win against the steelers my report card is coming up at 6:00 i will break it down. what's most upsetting, i get hue jackson doesn't have a lot to work with here. there's a lot of stuff you can probably point out yourself and unacceptable from a guy making money and charging me money to watch this every week. nice job. you called it almost impactly. >> denise: i think i was 3 points off. i knew we would get all right. still ahead. black friday details revealed. one of the biggest shopping days

live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> denise: attention shoppers, black friday is starting to lose its luster. more people are shopping earlier for christmas. >> chris: starting to? >> denise: yeah. >> chris: black friday a major day for spending. we are getting a the big sales. laura demaria has some of the best sales going. >> reporter: two and a half weeks to thanksgiving also means two and a half weeks to the start of the holiday shopping season. black friday ads are already being released. i got two up that i am hunting for deals for you. the fist one j.c. penney page 3 and check out this at the top. ten dollars deals on toasters.

fryer on here. >> 4.99 for a toaster or crock pot. a crock pot. we always need bunches of those. i will fast forward to page 6. check out the top of the page. big yellow in a circle. luggage, $40. this luggage typically 180 to 220. that's a huge, huge steal on that. page 18 fast forward here. 72-page circular. page 18 has a nice deal at the top $189.00 the 9 for this diamond earring set. $189 normally $699 for the pair. that is definitely a deal there. we will go to kohl's. this is the kohl's page starting on page 2 where you are seeing a lot of tv ads pretty much everywhere this year. definitely seems to be a trend. a trend everywhere. prices are going down low.

page 4 i found a steal a lot of kids grown and little kids will be looking at. this sharper image drone. a video drone for $250. they are -- $50. they are normally expensive. that's a bargain. you can't talk black friday without toys. toys r us ads are not out but predictions what they will have as their deals. some deals 40% off fisher price deals. barbie a off and $50 off p.s. 4 and x-box puddles. on this page cleveland19.com can you find the deals released here. we are releasing so many more as they become available. i'm laura demaria, cleveland 19. >> chris: wow. a lot of numbers there. if you can't get to a desktop download the cleveland 19 news app and we will send you all the

friday. >> denise: all right. now a cleveland 19 news consumer alert. a national gas prices could be dropping. the cost of crude oil is at a six week low. there are record high inventories. aaa says work at an indiana refinery means local drivers may actually pay more for at least the next few weeks. the admissions cheating crisis may not be over at volkswagen. regulators ial kind of rigging software on audi's with diesel and gasoline engines and let's them cheat on pollution tests. no comments so far from volkswagen. >> chris: soaring numbers on wall street good news for 401-k's and other investments the dow surged 200 points at the opening bell. nasdaq and s&p broke. we will have exact closing numbers in the next half hour.

mcdonald's. >> denise: what? >> chris: reports claim the fast food giant getting a feature on the app letting users order and pay for food ahead of time. mcdonald's lagged behind other chains when it comes to digital ordering. >> jeff: what a day. not record high by the way in case you are wondering. 79 a record high in cleveland. we hit theow we are a way as way from that. all is clear. closest cloud cover approaching chicago. here is the front. that will come here tomorrow night. that's what will give us this. showers. this will develop late day and into tomorrow evening. it won't be a ton of rain. enough to make things wet and enough to give you wet travel. i would tell you, you know, if you are worried about the rain,

know, early than later. at 4:00 in the afternoon tomorrow that's when the rain will be approaching. tomorrow morning no issues for the morning commute except sun glare eastbound and mid-40s and warmer on the lakeshore. by 10:00 a.m. low to mid-50s and tomorrow is a mild day in the 60s. but here is 1:00 and 4:00, 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. that's when the rain will get here. quarter inch of rain for this, out of this system. 7:00 tomorrow evening front comes through. wind picks up and as this thing comes through temperatures will be dropping. wednesday will be a cooler day and even spotty showers and drizzle early in the morning and a lot of cloud cover and it will feel like a november day on wednesday. in fact we will hold steady in

forecast in cleveland clear sky and this is warmer than normal, 46 the expected low akron-canton clear sky for you. and you are down to 43. here is your election day. 64 the high becoming cloudy and late day rain. i am thinking by 5:00. that's when we will have showers in the area. hey, you know what, most of the day not looking too shabby. 51 at 8:00 and 11:00 a.m. up t from there showers tomorrow night and we will drop in the mid-40s and hold steady 46 to 47 or so during the day wednesday. not a big move in temperature on wednesday. spotty morning showers and drizzle. thursday, i think we will see more sun 57 and here comes another front friday veteran's

for a brief period of winter mix. >> denise: winter mix? >> jeff: yeah, why not. it doesn't last because sunday we do warm up to the mid-50s with sunshine. it is a small window of opportunity there but later friday night going into saturday morning, yes, we may see sleet, snow. >> denise: you go from opening the windows to finding the shovel. >> jeff: that's -- no. you don't need this one. you don't cause panic. >> denise: just kidding you. >> chris: coming up next, a popular band announcing a local show. a tv sitcom favorite is not

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office. >> denise: we begin with a major concert announcement. chris is excited about this. red-hot chili peppers are coming to cleveland. ? take me all the way ? ? the rock hall of famers announced a tour next year including a stop at the q on saturday may 13th. it may seem like a long way off and tickets go on sale friday. the show is e fast. >> dr. strange. you think you know how the world works. >> chris: he also knows how the box office works. dr. strange opening with big numbers. the latest marvel super hero movie follows a neurosurgeon who turns into a sorcerer.

$85 million. and trolls debuting second. 46 million hack saw ridge opening third with nearly $15 million. >> dad, wake up. >> homer, marge, bart and lisa are closing in on a tv record. the animated series is renewed for at least two more seasons meaning it will have made 669 episodes. that tops the record by gun smoke for the m ever. how about that. >> chris: it is incredible when you think about it. >> two entire generations growing up on the simpsons. still ahead on the countdown. hours to go until polls open and both candidates trying to convince voters.

>> denise: we're talking more about presidential politics and another f.b.i. bombshell hours before the election. the head of the bureau clears hillary clinton again and again, donald trump quick to react. our political beacon in the darkness. ryan nobles live in new york covering campaign 2016. ryan, good evening. >> we are in new york and this is donald trump and hillary clinton will be here tomorrow night as returns roll in. before we get here they are spending every last possible minute to get supporters to the polls barn storming the country in the closing hours of this campaign which is still delivering many major twists and turns. >> reporter: 48 hours ago the trump campaign had a renewed sense of confidence riding high

hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server. >> how can hillary manage this country when she can't even manage her e-mails. >> reporter: as quickly as this new development injected life in this campaign it was taken away. james comey informing congress that the review of this new batch of e-mails did not change the recommendation from july. clinton shouldn't be charged with a crime. >> i don't think damage was done. first of all, this matter been in the news for some time now. >> even though poll numbers in the electoral map look bloke for trump. a path that must include winning a state that is traditionally blue like michigan where trump is surging. clinton is playing defense making two visits to the state in the days of the campaign. >> this election is going to really set the course of our country. >> for trump if he cannot run

battlegrounds of ohio, north carolina and florida, winning one blue state won't likely matter. >> in one day we will win the great state of florida and we are going to take back the white house. >> one more day to make their case come tomorrow. the decision will be in the hands of the american people. >> as you settle in tomorrow with popcorn in front of the television watching returns come in, the two states giving first indication of where this state is headed, of course ohio one of the biggest battlegrounds and you north carolina. polls close at 7:30. a half hour later the swing state of florida polls will close depending how early we will make projections in the three states giving us an idea how close the election will be p. >> denise: ryan, let's talk about tomorrow. the supreme court was involved in a case here in ohio about

and they went against the democrats who filed that request. also voter fraud will be an issue. that's been brought up. what can we see in terms of when we go to the polls in terms of volter fraud or volter intimidation. what should we know? >> reporter: well, denise, both sides are concerned about this. obviously donald trump talked about the potential of the election rigged and hillary clinton is talking about the integrity of the vote. they will senll 28 states tomorrow. just to make sure everything is operating the way it should be. for the most part if you will vote you probably won't even notice. they are there to protect the integrity of things. there's a slim chance some sort of massive fraud could take place to have any impact of the vote. the system is set up in a way to make that happen and the justice department will not take any chances to make sure they are operating the way they are

comes in and the american people have asked it to. >> not just high drama for the executive branch. but the senate cooks it really go blue again? the house will stay red. >> well, yeah. first of all, the house, the marge lynn get tighter and republicans will likely hold on. the senate, there are more republican seats than democratic seats and republicans are playing defense. ohio has a big strickland and of course rob portman looking to keep his seat. when you look at three other states across the country which is the most important missouri is one of them. roy blunt is the republican looking to hold onto his seat with a fiesty challenger. missouri is a state where republicans and donald trump are likely to win in the presidential election and may fall short in the senate. new hampshire is another one.

candidate at the top of the ticket and of course florida is a big state as well. marco rubio of course ran for president, almost did not run for re-election and literally at the last minute made the decision to run. he is in a tight race with patrick murphy. the throw states combined and we could end up with a 50/50 senate and that's a realistic possibility. >> denise: going to be an interesting night. thank >> chris: many people are glad the election season is almost over. there are some strong feelings of fear and worry about the outcome. >> denise: doctors say if politics is keeping you up at night you are not alone. we are getting answers on this election stress. >> annie and jamie martinez say their first presidential election has been extremely stressful. what form does your stress take?

and over again and it keeps coming on. >> they are not alone. the american psychological association found half of voters surveyed that the presidential election is a significant source of concern. psychiatrist shaw says that can lead to heart palpitations nightmares and snoring. >> people may have uncontrollable anxiety, fear of what will happen if a or b happens. donald trump battle is causing more stress than past races. >> literally not in my stomach. i feel an ulcer coming on. >> psychologists suggest you take frequent breaks, go for walks. and avoid political debates with family and friends. >> be careful discussing results of an election to we feel are on our side.

recommended and doctors say cutting back on election headlines may do the trick. >> roxanna, cbs news, new york. >> denise: dr. shaw says studies show election stress is an equal opportunity worry striking people in both major political parties. men as well as women and spanning socio economic lines, too. >> stay with cleveland 19 news for nonstop election coverage. we will be on the air tomorrow night from 7:00 until 11:30 our sister station cle 43 and updates on cleveland 19, facebook and twitter. can you get twitter and alerts on the cleveland 19 news app and of course our election coverage at 11:00 here. >> it is a fun night. >> fortunately enough weather is less stressful. >> denise: yes. much less stressful. gorgeous. >> what a weekend it was. we carried that over to today

and 72 degrees shy of the record. the record is 79. you can see how quickly we dropped and you can thank the early sunset for that. 58 downtown cleveland and akron-canton 64 and dropping clear sky and on the cleveland 19 first alert weather app 60 is where we stand at cleveland hopkins airport pulling up the hourlies. can you see we quickly drop 67 at 53 and down to 51 at 11:00 and 1 a.m. at 49. a light wind and even these numbers are more. one more mild day up in the 60s and rain arrives later tomorrow and for your election night. and i think it will be wet around here. not a heavy rain and enough obviously where you need the rain gear tomorrow evening. the front comes through and

colder as we will only be in the 40s there wednesday. later tomorrow. that's when the alert will kick in. >> it lasts until 4:00 in the morning. tomorrow night we will be dealing with the travel and eventually the temperature drop. all right. tomorrow increasing clouds. still sun in the morning. but clouds quickly increase late day rain and high southwest 18. 47 at 11:00 a.m. and sunny. by noon we will be mostly cloudy tomorrow and still dry. 5:00 tomorrow. that's when we will have showers in the area. still in the low 60s. akron-canton your forecast high 64. the rain will arrive by 7:00 tomorrow evening for you. here is how it looks on future view mid to low 40s starting off at 7 a.m. with sunshine and

1:00 still dry. by 5:00 there you go a quarter inch of rain coming our way. planning forecast more changes coming. details on that later in the half hour. >> noaa, the national lean particular atmospheric administration is predicting a colder and snowier winter for ohio and forecasters believe el ni?o will bring warmer conditions to the rest >> denise: they recommend preparing your home now for winter. that's good advice low hanging or dead tree branches. have a professional check your furnace and fireplace and prepare winter disaster kits with nonperishable foods and bottled water in case you get stuck inside during a storm. i always have one in my car in the winter, too. some cereal bars, extra boots, blankets, you name it.

cleveland 19 news, the virtual reality diet? it claims it can reduce how much you eat by 10%.

>> chris: the coast guard is searching for a man in lake erie. a 22-foot fishing boat capsized yoked near fairport harbor. one man was rescued and a 55-year-old by the name of roger butter an of alliance is still

by water. making our neighborhoods safer. this is a sievers security alert. >> chris: police in massillon and beach city tell us someone is going around damaging vehicles. these grainy surveillance pics may be of the suspects. most incidents took place friday and saturday evening. call massillon pd if you know anything or can recognize them from these pictures. >> denise: lewisville teachers are still on strike. the work stoppage began nearly week ago. however classes are still in session there. a spokesperson for the union says teachers reached out late sunday to the board to try to continue new negotiations. but the board hasn't responded yet. teachers are working without a contract since june 30th. chardon is one of the safest communities in northeast ohio. that's according to a home security company called protect america. it recognizes the safest cities in each state and chardon came

stats from the f.b.i. for that ranking. romona? >> campaign coverage continues at 6:00 including lebron james support in the race. we found out how often the sports star votes. plus art from an accused serial killer is for sale. would you want something drawn by shawn grate? we will have those stories and much more when you join mark and

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>> denise: a team of scientists says they have a new way to diet. can you lose weight with virtual reality diet goggles. researchers at the university of tokyo say the special headsets can actually hack into a person's senses and they claim the practice can cut your

make low-fat food taste better and reduce how much you eat by 10%. >> chris: interesting. the c.e.o. of starbucks with a special message to work others new year's eve eve to eppic and unseemly election howard schultz sent a letter to all employees urging them to embrace respect and dignity. schultz did not suggest they vote for a particular candidate. he instead asked for kindness, compassion and empathy. good >> denise: yeah. >> chris: there are more polls out on election eve and they continue to show a tight race for president. >> denise: dan deroos in the message center with the latest. any surprises? >> dan: nonpartisan surprises. we knew there would be a lot of polls and timed them out to make sure they would come out. a bunch came out monday morning. bloomberg, economist, abc, "washington post," fox, mon multi, and can you see the dates

it took them over the weekend. we look here at the spread and each one of these, clinton is leading. she has picked up a few points. it is interesting to watch in the last couple of weeks. the only poll showing trump winning is l.a. times and interesting to see that in a california that's traditionally always a blue state. let's look how this is broken down in the past few moss. blue line hillary, red line trump. this is an average o polls out here. hillary enjoyed her biggest lead or second biggest lead of the entire campaign on october 16th. she was up by 7.1 points and then started to slide a bit. we got to here. this is when the lead was probably the slimmest it's been. 1.3 when you averaged all of them. she got an uptick over the weekend and donald trump lost just a touch and clinton with a

within the margin of error. yes, at this point a toss up. and we will wait and see after everybody gets to the polls. getting answers in the answer center, dan deroos, back to you guys. pinpointing the weather where you live. now your cleveland 19 first alert forecast. >> jeff: we think we will get election-day rain and won't happen until late day or tomorrow evening. morning you are good and afternoon you are good. it is later in the day. 64 the this is along a cold front. i have an alert that will kick in about 4:00 in the afternoon tomorrow. it looks like we will get rain tomorrow night. this will end with some drizzle or spotty showers wednesday morning. boy, it will be windy and colder. 64 tomorrow and reverse the numbers, 46 on wednesday. basically holding steady. thursday partly cloudy 57 and another front comes through

conditions. 49 the high. then we drop friday night where this could mix with some sleet or even some snow for a time friday night and early on saturday. we rebound back up to 47 for the high on saturday. saturday night down to 43 and sunday will be sunny, windy day and milder. 55 and monday sunny and 56 degrees. we have drops in there. 54 t and back up to 57 thursday and back to 49 friday. what you might expect this time of year. denise? >> denise: more like it. thank you, jeff. still ahead at 5:00. pet psychic. ever wonder what your dog or cat

>> chris: we did this tonight and need it in the coming hours. an arizona woman says she knows what your pet is thinking. a psychic who claims everything will be visible.

about her powers and has a special connection with animals and discover her unique talent early in childhood and she insists she can tell you how your pelt is feeling. >> i communicate heart to heart, mind to mind with animals. it is similar like a human psychic other than i am connecting with an animal and i can tell people information about how they are thinking, feeling. >> denise: she claims she is in tune with creatures of every kind from even ants. >> chris: the bee stung me. it was angry. >> denise: how it will die. wow. >> denise: i'm sorry. >> chris: we needed that, like i said. >> denise: i am going straight down. >> i will be among friends. >> chris: tonight at 6:00 getting answers about the presidential election. breaking down how a candidate

live from cleveland's newscenter we are getting answers for you. cleveland 19 news starts now. campaign 2016. you have heard repeatedly from >> between strong and steady leadership or loose cannon. >> hillary clinton is the most corrupt person ever to seek the office of the presidency. >> romona: tomorrow it is time to decide. we have live team coverage on the countdown to election day. >> romona: hillary clinton and donald trump are making their final pushes. >> mark: trump is hitting five states in the homestretch. >> if we win corrupt politicians

american people lose big league. >> mark: the latest cbs news poll shows clinton leading trump by 4 points nationally. she is visiting three states today. >> vote for yourselves. vote for your families. vote for your futures. vote on the issues that matter to you. they are on the ballot. >> romona: good news over the weekend for the clinton campaign. the f.b.i. director announced the bureau will not recommend charges related discovered e-mails. >> mark: there were long lines at the board of elections today for early voting. i drove by there today. it is true. it is over now. overall turn out is down from previous years. cuyahoga county 38,000 compared to 45,000 and 50,000 in 2008. >> romona: every vote may count. in the end, the president will be chosen based on the electoral college. dan deroos is in the answer center to explain how this