one poll put dollar probe ahead.me voters made up their minds a while ago and there have been twice as many early voters this time around as four years ago. start.ing a head just under a week before the election, more than 26 million people have cast their ballots. that's twice as many as the same time four years ago. even president barack obama practiced his civic duty early. unable tolderly or travel to their voting station on election day. others are suffering what has been called election anxiety. >> am very anxious to vote, very, very anxious. i don't vote by mail or anything. today, the first time. >> 37 states as well as the district of columbia allow voters to cast their ballots early, though many demand a preapproved excuse. a select number of states allow early voters to change their vote before election day, an option republican nominee donald trump urges unsure voters to take advantage of. mr. trump: this is a message for any democratic voter who has already cast their ballot for hillary clinton and who a

republicans say it's one point today. colorado poll that looks like -- >> also interesting kirsten, donald trump has been very much on message the last couple of days and we heard him giving himself, you know, i'd guess a pep talk or whatever it would be. or just speaking out loud but with internal voice and he's been doing that and now saying hillary clinton is the one who is unhinged. she's the one attacking his character. he's staying, trying not to make any mistakes. >> yeah. john laid out a path and i think that we have to give donald trump his due, honestly. because i don't think many people thought he would be here at this point. >> these two did. >> well granted. we have to remember that something did intervene and that was fbi director comey coming out and doing what he did. >> also obamacare. obamacare thing started. >> yeah. but i think her biggest problem has been the trustworthy issue. and i think that of all the things that could happen to have that be what happened, i think has definitely harmed her. and the other issue

the side of caution, poll aggregators, don't ever let one pole throw you off or think oh my gosh, the poll showed that clinton was up by four but now trump is up by one, what's going on. stay calm. there's fluctuation is normal. it is typical, pollsters have different assumptions. poll aggregators are your best bet. with time to go through every single poll and understand what the specific methodological strength and weaknesses are. there is nothing such as a gold standard poll anymore. you can call people on phone but it's hard to reach. you can do online but you're missing some folks there. you can call voter fires but the near missing you registrants. you can call randomly but are you cap capturing real voters. averaging and looking at these averages. >> at least you're smoothing out some of those. >> what about tracking polls? attracting poll is unique in the way that it works is you cut a rolling sample going on. so instead of calling a thousand people over two days, analyzing that survey and releasing it they are calling it maybe a couple hundred peo

one. the day everyone is waiting for and polls on in maryland and in college park in 15 minutes. >> bob, drive say. polls opening in virginia already seeing a lot of activity there. they opened 45 minute ago. >> definitely getting out. >> they are. >> it's cold this morning and overnight lows in the west and 77 this afternoon. >> it's going phone a whipping forecast, winning, okay, election. >> thank you allison for win ago long. >> tomorrow willen ististest day of week up near 70s. >> 4 in washington today and 29 dulles and mannasas and 2 frederick and 28 chilly out the fredericksburg and app area that has not seen temperatures warm up quick and sun is getting up, three minute ago. 42 annapolis. chilly. 37 this morning. to leonardtown. tracking nice and quiet out there nothing locally clouds to front out here and we have clouds later this afternoon and showers i think this time tomorrow. 24 hours from now we have showers in here as the cold front comes through. aelection day, mild, daytime highs near 70. in good james paerm right in time for sunset tonight, there's surprise you'll be looking

polls on 6 a.m. they will no virginia department of elections encourages vote others to arrive early but as long as you're in line by 7 p.m. you'll be allowed to vote. virginia law requires vote others to provide a photo id if you vote. if you vote by mail your absent tee ballot must be received by 7 p.m. today and interesting note, guys, ballot selfies have become popular in today's day and age. people like to take a picture of themselves with i voted kurmed here in the state of virginia. so, if are you voting in virginia make sure you document. it post it to your social media pages and make sure you motivate and inspire friends and family to also get out to the polls. again, quiet here in arlington but we will be covering the polls all throughout northern virginia for the morning. for live in arlington, anjali hemphill, "fox5 local news". >> if you vote in the district or maryland here's what you need to know. d.c. polls on a.m. to 8 . you need to bring proof of residence. it can be government issu

hillary clinton was poised to win wisconsin...based on the polls...and based on history. wisconsin has gone democrat in seven straight presidential elections... now for the first time since ronald reagan...the state turned red. surprises for supporters of donald trump. wisconsin's trump campaign leaders joined supporters of ron johnson and local trump supporters to watch election returns at the oshkosh convention center. cheers roared as state after state was called for trump. meanwhile at a hillary clinton watch party in the madison area...supporters were stunned. the most recent marquette law school poll..out just over a week ago showed clinton with a healthy 6 point lead over trump. leading the poll director to say it would quote "take something happened. it was a surprise even for the most confident trump supporters who say they were still concerned about the polls, which predicted hillary clinton an early winner. keep in mind trump lost in the primary to texas senator ted cruz. in the end --donald trump's hard push to win wisconsin paid off. he visited five visits ov

maybe it changes on election day, but the polls have looked at even at best. there are a lot of ifs. >> i give you that nevada is the if with one increase. we have arizona, but i think the money speaks. the fact that hillary clinton is spending seven figure sums in the blue states said she is scared to death. if she wasn't, she would be powering the money into one state. north carolina. she defeats donald trump, i don't see a clear path. if she beats him in floater, he has an all but impossible path. her money is going into colorado and new mexico said she has a lot of worries or she would be putting all those dollars into north carolina and florida. >> you are confident for the last week that donald trump is going to stay on the issues as you define the issues he should be talking about. this campaign began in june of 2017 and we are talking about can he for one week out of the campaign be yped enough not to say something off topic and have a message for one week out of a campaign that has gone for more than one year. does that say anything to you about his fo

polls. we have a movement going on. we have never seen anything like it. >> the trump campaign tried to file a lawsuit in nevada over an early polling location they maintain remained open too late. the judge decided to throw it out. however, it may be an indication they c after tonight. from trump campaign headquarters in new york. alison: police set up presence outside the trump hotel along pennsylvania avenue in case protesters decided to head there. several groups demonstrated outside the hotel in the last few weeks but today it has been quiet. larry: the latest estimates more than 41 million people voted early in this election. there are plenty of ballots to be cast. nearly half a million people did absentee voting in virginia and a million people cast early ballots in maryland. the first people to cast elections were in dixville notch. hillary came away the winner with four votes compared to two for donald trump. today's instapoll asks if you voted in us know. we have team coverage at people wait at the polls. begin

they cite quotes by donald trump asking his supporters to keep watch on polling locations on election day. in ohio a federal judge did put is criminal activity. but there's always a big question at what point does keeping watch on polling places become intimidation? and perhaps that's something that a federal judge will need to sort out today here in las vegas. last friday this case started its way through the court system. federal magistrate on friday. there is no evidence so far of intimidation. but still the democrats here in clark county are suing to have stop the steal have a restraining order placed on them to keep them away from polling places entirely. this hearing is at 1:30 this afternoon. the judge ruled this afternoon which is likely than we would have a decision on their request for that restraining order. i'm craig fiegener reporting live just outside the federal court, news 3. >> krystal: thank you, craig. we are staying on the topic of politics and the final hour to the big election day. hillary clinton, donald trump trying to rally voters in key battleground states ju

. >>> the lights are on at the -- the polls are getting ready to open. coming up what you cannot do as you cast your ballot. >>> there was a lot of scrutiny and microscopist and put on security at the polling locations. coming up we see what local and federal governments are doing to make sure every vote gets counted. >>> it tuesday. as you wake up the weather is dry and seasonally cool and we're going to end up seeing sunshine at least this morning before clouds increase. as you are going to the polls if you want to avoid the wet weather, earlier will be better. partly to both the cloudy skies and dry at noon. temperatures top out in the mid- 60s. we are dry as can be but what we are tracking is this cold front two hour west. we have plenty of time before those showers arrive. 8:30 this morning clear skies. this afternoon 1:30 today we see overcast skies but not much rain yet. that changes this evening look at 6:30. coming down. you will be the umbrella. >>> the polls open in a one hour i believe. 6:30. here is the traffic map right now. all clear one ac

poll? >> that's a good question. on the one hand you have folks that will say don't trust the polls. they are already and all skewed. on the other hand with trump data points on their buy-in -- be a skeptic. that is ok. you don't have to trust the polls 110%. polls are exactly alike. our firms are involved in an interesting experience for they did a a survey of voters in -- did a survey of voters in florida. they call people off the voter file, registered voters, you know how often they voted in the past, and that did the interview -- and they did the interviews and gave us the same data set. and they they said tell us what you think, how much is at an -- how much is trump up? how much is clinton up? every firm found a different answer. i think your firm said clinton up by four, my firm found cleanup by one, some researchers found trump up by one. >> it's in the data set that came in plus seven. >> so this is something -- [inaudible] >> my firm is actually here. >> anytime you can adjust a survey it's unlikely that you are getting a perfectly representative sample. the good news is th

as you remember....early voting polls closed on friday....but lines wrapped around polling sites well into the night. the cardenas market was one of several locations that stayed open late. it's estimated more than a thousand people were still in line such a noticable surge that even republican nominee donald trump....blasted clark county for letting people get in line after the posted closing time. clark county says this is allowed under state law for early voting locations. today...you must go to your designated polling site. that information should be on your sample ballot. if you have any questions...call 455-vote. when you actually get to your voting location....there are some rules you gotta remember. we'll give you a refresher on those....coming up in the next half hour. reporting live. nia wong 8 news now. ((brian loftus)) >> polls close at 7. what if people are still in line waiting to vote? ((nia wong)) >> as long as they get inline before 7....by law they will be brian. brian loftus >> nia, thank you. after you vote... don't throw your sticker away... kirsten joyce >> it's

a surge in national polls is one of the things and we have seen that in the abc news/washington post acking poll, but not a significant surge in any other polls. newad to lock into some clinton controversies and there had to be this expansion of the electoral map that there is indication of. if you look at my whole checklist, how many of those things has trump done? not to go ahead, but to put himself in the game? john: about half of those, you could look at the checklist and say he has accomplished about half of them. some of these will be questions about what you meant with your language. we are not seeing a surge with donald trump's polling standing. that is not there he is creeping , into a more competitive position, but not surging. he has had a little luck, a little bit of a sense of momentum, but still playing defensive in arizona and not really driving, though he is trying to drive, but not really driving to my mind a really potent message of change. i know you have thoughts about this list that are probably more nuanced than mine. he is making some progress on some fronts in

the justice department is planning on sending poll monitors down to north carolina. what are they going to be doing? josh: different states are able to do different things and monitor to observe. they have to have special permission to get in and see if people are being denied voting or if there are problems with the voter rolls. but the total number of observers has been cut dramatically because of the supreme court decision that covered the voting rights act and cut out a significant portion of the voting rights act and more limited in what they can do. but there is a lot of litigation going on that doesn't involve the justice department. there are five lawsuits that democrats filed this week mostly in swing states going after donald trump's campaign. roger stone and his stop the steal effort saying they are going to try to intimidate voters and they got an injunction in ohio and might apply. ed: nevada and north carolina as well. alexis, the clinton campaign is touting what it is calling the clinton coalition. what does it include? alexis: the clinton coalition be

if you're one to strongly believe the polls. the real clear politics average of polls over that time shows trump with a point and a half lead. they're tied in two of the polls... clinton is ahead in one and trump is ahead in one. to separate herself... clinton took the approach of telling voters to imagine how bad a donald trump presidency would be. i want to bring my politics now coanchor steve sebelius into the conversation. steve... let me ask you about that approach as her final pitch to voters here. 1. did it work? 2. since the final debate... the real clear politics avere one poll, and the two most recent polls with trump in the lead 4 and 6 points respectively. has there really been that much of a swing? 3. obama himself over the past three or four weeks. this was a swing state, then leaned to clinton, back to swing. are they worried about potentially losing nevada? ((christianne klein)) >>> while both canda for votes- a new exclusive poll shows just how close the presidential race is here in nevada- both are tied at 45 p

i said, guess what you paid for one poll. she's in detroit on friday. if my poll is wrong, what is she doing in detroit on friday? i said the reason you should believe -- there is something big going on in michigan. and this poll picked it up, because the people that run the race with more money than god are putting her in michigan on friday, and detroit. that is telling me this poll is correct. >> their numbers are usually not necessarily better than public polling, but the polling you guys see every day in newspapers and on tv, there tends to be a ag because news organizations are not doing a day-to-day, they're not spending the kind of money that the campaign are doing, minute by minute. but they do different kinds, tracking phones. a lot of times, that is why often will just survey people like jeff and people that work around him to say, what you guys seen? because i think your point is very much taken. in the last couple days, it can actually move. if you're not paying attention at tha tmoment, you are not going to see it. >> the other part about th

the new koles and watch the real clear politics ads on the polls that what we have been doing. go to real clear politics.com and click around there, see averages on everything, and be your own soothsayer. great to see you both. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> lots more news ahead. top of the hour, top of the news coming. and hillary clinton speech coming. donald trump coming just a little bit later. all politics al the time. hang on. for the holidays. before his mom earned 1% cash back everywhere, every time. [ dinosaur growls ] and his dad earned 2% back at grocery stores and wholesale clubs. yeah! even before they earned 3% back on gas. danny's parents used their bankamericard cash rewards credit card to give him the best day ever. that's the joy of rewarding connections. learn more at bankofamerica.com/getcashback. >>> hillary clinton about to hold a campaign rally from twitterville, north carolina. she has been introduced. the dancing has mentioned. they're waving now. so it's a familiar thing. we'll hear a little hillary clinton stum

steph thanks derica in dane county -- near madison-- one polling location will actually be open until 9 o'clock tonight. that's due to a court order -- after the polling place was closed for a brief time today because the off. now to waukesha county... ?which is typically considered a republican stronghold... and often sees high voter turn-out. fox six's justin williams continues our team coverage from menomonee falls. less than an hour ago, we were watching the beginning of the evening rush of voters, here, at the menomonee falls public library. now, were witnessing a significant surge of people, voting at this polling place. it makes a difference. its your livelihood, and the next four deal with, if you dont get out there, n put your vote, n make it count. theyre making it count, throughout waukesha county, tuesday. at st. charles community church, in hartland, where a poll official tells me 174 people were waiting in-line, when the polls opened, at seven a-m., ready to add to the 2,269 absentee ballots which, also, need to be counted. what youre looking at, im told, is a slow stret

one hour... until the polls open!this is a ?live? look at the public safety building in brookfield-- just ?one? of the polling places today.this morning we have a look ahead at the big races...and everything you need to know before you cast your vote today. 3 but first a check of the forecast on this election day tuesday.michael should we keep the umbrella handy this morning... to be safe? 3 ((30 second tease 15 seconds ahead))today...cooler. mostly cloudy. scattered light rain showers in the morning. highs in the mid 50s. northwest winds 5 to 15 mph. chance of showers 30 percent. tonight...colder. partly cloudy. lows in the upper 30s. north winds 5 to 15 mph. wednesday...sunny. highs in the lower 50s. northwest winds 5 to 10 mph. wednesday night...clear. lows in the upper 30s. west winds 5 to 15 mph. thursday...sunny. highs around 60. southwest winds 10 to 20 mph. thursday night...mostly clear. lows in the lower 40s. veterans day...mostly sunny. cooler. ((30 second tease 15 seconds ahead))today...cooler. mostly cloudy. scattered light rain showers in the morning. highs in the mid 50s. northwest

tonight, the cu football team is ranked 10 in one poll. they're ranked ahead of ?? oklahoma state, auburn, florida state, and nebraska to name a few. the next two games will pac-12 championship. >>> the last time we saw snow in denver was in may. the last official measurable rainfall was october 12. hard to talk snow when it's 70s during the day, and in the 50s and even right around 60 degrees at 10:00 at night. however, we might get the chance to see snow. maybe a rain/snow mix before the end of the week. temperatures are going to drop 30 to 40 degrees after tomorrow. thursday will be the day and what could be our first moisture in the metro area in 37 days. the probability of rain or snow, coming up in a few minutes. >>> two of the biggest police departments in colorado are making a point of saying publicly, they will not get involved in enforcing immigration law. they do not now, and say that will not change under the trump administration. they've been getting a lot of questions from the public, considering donald trump's call in the country illegally. >> how are

one meijuan yu tonight, we expect to have exit polling data we can share on the mood of the electorate. what may be happening in a few key states and the outcome of the first legal challenge in this race. our decision night in america >>> we continue with our your vote counts 2016 team coverage. one of the most divisive and confusing members is my met 1. >> backers insist the amendment clears the way for more solar power but critics claim mark douglas joins us from precinct 115 to try to clear it up.>> reporter: good evening. we are hearing a lot of opinions tonight. a lot more people say they are voting no than yes so far at this precinct. whatever the case, they are turning out and strength at the jan platt library, also known as precinct 115 to cast their ballots tonight. it's no secret that energy panthers -- power and light have forked up millions to pass amendment 1 under consumers for smart solar. to some extent, their message spread through tv spots and other paid advertising is working. >> i voted yes on 1. i think what we can do for the environment, we should do. >> reporter:

just one set of polls. just one set of polls. basically a tie in new hampshire. in michigan, which is within the margin of error. a tie in colorado. trump way ahead in ohio. trump up six in arizona. trump up six in nevada. a tie in florida. it seems like they may have gotten a little bit over their skis a few weeks ago. >> remember texas we were talking about two weeks ago had tightened up. as we sit here, i didn't think that was really going to happen, but it was used as an example of how she was going completely change the map. she still may have a landslide here. the states are so close. the ones you rattled off going all of the way through, if she wins north carolina, if she wins virginia, she's expected to do and if she wins colorado and pennsylvania. if he can't steal one of those upper midwest states. michigan or wisconsin. all of these states, she still could win big. the point is in the states that donald trump must win because his margin for error is so small, bob costa, he's at least close right now. she's obviously -- as i say, she could win big. in a

polls had her ahead by seven points. so what are exactly -- we're exactly one week away right now. clearly a lot can happen in just a few days and never mind a whole week. what are you hearing from the campaigns? >> that it's tightening, and a national poll certainly gives you a broad snapshot. what matters are the numbers seen in the battleground states and whether it is pennsylvania, or florida, or you know even states that have new attention from both campaigns like wisconsin, numbers are tightening. now whether or not that tightening continues is still up in the air. i mean, even republicans that i was communicating with as late as tonight say they're not going to be really, really sure how many of an effect this fbi story has for example until it's sort of baked into the polls by wednesday, which i guess is tomorrow or thursday, and then they'll sort of know how to go from there. but even before this, i was told by people who are really keeping close tabs on this the numbers were tightening and i think the thing to keep in mind, and don we've talked about this for so long now,

rf 'youre looking at one poll. the overall average of all the polls shows a completely different picture. thats inaccurate. were in good shape.' oshkosh. hell be in the madison area tonight. another big race here in wisconsin is for the state's first congressional district. republican house speaker paul ryan going up against democrat ryan solen. and hillary clinton casting her ballot for president about a half hour ago. heres a live look the democrat and her husband former president bill clinton heading to the polls in chappaqua, new york. voting later this morning in new york. happening overnight --- voters in a small town in northern new hampshire cast the first ballots on election day. nicole is in the newsroom with the numbers. after a historic presidential campaign the first results are in! hillary clinton beat donald trump by a vote of four to two. gary johnson received one vote and there was a write-in vote for mitt romney, as well. midnight voting has been a dixville notch tradition since 19-60... residents

including one poll worker who was on her way to work on election day when she was attacked. this is a live picture now from ripon college. that's where lieutenant general michael flynn is speaking. flynn is the man president- elect donald trump wants to be his national security advisor. flynn is also vice chairman of the president-elect's transition team. we'll hear on live a ten. wisconsin lawmakers might have to re-draw district maps.three federal judges today ruled the state's re-drawn maps are unconstitutional. republicans re-drew the maps in 20-10. that's something that's required every ten years. republicans argued the redrawn maps reflect wisconsin turning more republican. the judges didn't order any immediate changes to district boundaries. the state has 30 days to submit ideas on how to change them.democratic party minority leader peter barca called today's ruling should be able to choose their representatives, not the other way around." the case ?could? end up in the u-s supreme court. deer hunters killed more than 68-thousand deer of the first day of the gun deer

throughout the county, today, pollsters report very busy polling places, which may have an impact on the effort to tabulate absentee ballots. without time to count them, during the day, these ballots would need to be tabulated, after the polls close, which may delay the reporting of results. stay tuned to fox 6 news, and remain logged-on to fo- updates. for now, this is the latest, in waukesha county. im justin williams, fox 6 news. brad thanks justin anchors adlib. if you're away from your t-v, visit fox6 now dot com or the totals as well as victory and concession speeches streamed live. also, join the conversation on the fox6 news facebook page -- we're expecting it to be quite the chat. just a reminder--- we are livestreaming the craziness from the newsroom all night long. there are special guests lined up. take a look behind the scenes on this very busy nigh. you can also join in on the conversation coverage continues with shepard smith right now. >>> it's 5:00 on the west coast, 8:00 on the east coast. on a historic election night in america. i'm shepard smith at fox news world h

we'll help you find your polling place and figure out what's on your ballot. and stick with fox6 all day tomorrow. we'll bring you expert analysis, results and reaction as soon as the polls close. milwaukee police are investigating two fatal pedestrian crashes in 2 days. afternoon near 60th and norwich ... on the city's southwest side. we're told the 50-year-old woman was hit in a crosswalk. she died. in this case-- the driver did stay on the scene. sunday morning a 5-year-old girl was hit and killed on her way to church. that driver did not stick around. milwaukee police say this is the s-u-v in question. tonight, the little girl's family is begging the driver to come forward. fox6's brittany shannon has the and i hope the person that did this to my baby will turn themself in. because she didnt deserve it 29 a mother's plea monday night amidst tears, hugs and prayers for five- year-old rickyia langham. 5865 44:23 i just pray they would feel the arms and love of the people that are here tonight 29 family, friends and people from the community gathered near leon

live at one polling place in hillsborough county - where the department of justice will be monitoring here's everything you need to know, before heading to the polls this morning. all the polls will be open from seven-a-m, to seven p-m. make sure you bring a government issued photo i-d. if you have a sample ballot you ?are allowed to take it into the polling room .. and unlike early voting, you must vote at your assigned precinct. it will be labeled on your voter registration card. and if you're in ?line by 7 p.m. ... you ?will be allowed to vote, by ?law. and a warning... for anyone thinking about taking a ?selfie at your election booth. don't do it. florida is one of 16 states where it is ?illegal to take photos in polling places... or take photos of completed ballots. and hopefully everything runs smoothly today... but if you suspect any voter fraud.. you can report it to the state and getting to your polling site... will be a lot easier today. counties are offfering ?free rides on their buses... including hillsborough and pasco. all you need to do is show your valid voter i-d card

post poll. onhe question of sexism, putting hillary clinton aside there's a lot of academic research about how people respond to women in power. men and women, as well tend to respond to people differently. there was one academic study they took two hypothetical state senators and gave them a paragraph about the people and they said they were very ambitious. people didn't respond negatively to the male politicians but responded negatively to the female politician being ambitious. it would be bizarre if there were not some sexist response to hillary clinton or any other potential first female president because we know from academic research, this is baked into the way people respond to women in power including women. >> here's what's bothersome. i've been on college campuses for the last decade of my life and i've seen my peers out earning their counterparts. we're out achieving our male counterparts and when you have hillary clinton stand on a stage and play use her gender as a tool against bernie

this was based on the polling. >> our live coverage of the results continues on abc 7 news at 11:00.ll continue to send outbreaking news alerts through the abc 7 as the results come in. >> we appreciate your time on this fascinating election night. >> from all of us here at 9:00, thank you for watching. announcer: this program contains material that may be disturbing to some audience members. viewer discretion is advised. today, the twisted tale of a mother's murder. when twin daughters report finding their mother murdered in her home, police wonder if it was robbery or something much more sinister. girl: it just never stopped.

trump asking voters to keep watch on polls on election day. it was last friday that a federal magistrate here in las vegas ruled no evidence of voter infilm days was found when they looked into the trump campaign. today that judge will rule on the request for an election day restraining order against stop the steal. >> dana: clark county denying it made special concession for voters on the final day of early voting. the chair of the party saying an early voting station extended hours so a quote certain group could vote end quote. trump also ecoing concerns. clark county spokesman says election officials often keep sites open to accommodate everybody that is in line at time. that was the case at multiple locations on friday night. >> kim: we have live pictures out of oklahoma. aerial coverage on your screen right now where you are waking up to news they had a significant earthquake in this area. 5.0 and may have damaged key infrastructure in addition to causing damage in this prairie town you are seeing live pictures of. as the investigation in

rf 'youre looking at one poll. the overall average of all the polls shows a completely different picture. thats inaccurate. were in good shape.' oshkosh. hell be in the madison area tonight. another big race here in wisconsin is for the state's first congressional district. republican house speaker paul ryan going up against democrat ryan solen. polls have already opened -- and closed in one small town in new hampshire! midnight voting has been a dixville notch tradition less than one-hundred registered voters are permitted to cast their in- person votes just past the stroke of midnight on election day. and the votes are in! democratic nominee hillary clinton topped donald trump by a tally of four votes to two in the small community. one vote also went to libertarian gary johnson and someone else wrote- in mitt romney. voters in dixville notch have correctly selected the winner of the presidential contest the last three of four elections. and remember -- fox6 come in tonight. we will bring you expert analysis and r

the one hand, you have folks that will say, don't trust the polls. hand, with trump data points, saying crazy things. my thought is, be a poll skeptic. that is ok. you don't have to trust the polls 110%. no two polls are exactly alike. margie and i, our firms were whereed in an experiment they called people off of the voter file, the list of registered voters. so, you know all of these people you are calling, you know how often they have voted in the past. they did the interview and they gave us all the same data set. they said, weigh the data, tell us what you think. in every person found a different answer. margie, i think your firm found clinton up by four. mine found clinton up by one. >> the data they came in was plus forseven for clinton. >> my firm is actually here. we had a very infernal debate. can adjust ae you survey, it is extremely unlikely you are getting a perfectly representative sample. the good news is, we know a lot about who tends turn out to vote and what we think the electorate is likely to look like, whether it is from major go

rf 'youre looking at one poll. the overall average of all the polls shows a completely different picture. thats inaccurate. were in good shape.' feingold left racine to head to oshkosh. hell be in the madison area tonight. another big race here in wisconsin is for the state's republican house speaker paul ryan going up against democrat ryan solen. new this morning --- hillary clinton casting her ballot for president about an hour ago. the democrat and her husband former president bill clinton voted in chappaqua, new york. republican presidential candidate donald trump will be voting later this morning in new york. meanwhile... hillary clinton wins a traditional midnight vote in the tiny town of dixville notch, new hampshire. eight people voted... awarding four votes to clinton... two to in for mitt romney. kim's in the newsroom with the latest. dixville notch voters have correctly selected the presidential winner three out of the last four races. and as the clock winds down on a long presidential election season...

on the burr prediction the mccrory prediction ahe high on trump. >> compared to the other polls. >> i think it was a little bit too strong because it took it on those few days. but overall it was one of the better polls we had for sure. i think the other thing was it was also an automated poll. trump did better at automated polls. and the difference of actually talking to a live human being on the other end of a phone even though you are anonymous may have been. >> does that make people more truthful? >> well folks might yes. we are seeing in some of the initial analysis from this is that when you have the anonymity of a click of a mouse or touching a certain button without a human being there, it made a small difference there. >> thanks for taking the time to do this. laura mark thank you. >>> welcome back. as promised joining us now is rob christianson. you have been covering elections since 1980 i don't i have. >> how does this one stackups as far as the element of surprise is concerned? >> well, it is, it's a huge election, obviously. you think about change elections, you think of

we heard yesterday from metro saying they would be patrolling all polling locations, keeping an eye on them for any sort of disturbances or any activity. so far we've heard of no issues at any polling place, be it a disturbance, voter intimidation or anything else, problems with until the polls close. should anything arise, we'll be sure to report it back to you. sergio avila, news 3. >> thank you. >>> you know one reason why so many people watch very closely at the polls is something that happened in 2000. who can forget that election that dare with the chads, the dangling chads? >> have we progressed 16 years later and snafus already. >> reporter: for the first time in u.s. history more than 200 million americans have registered to vote in 2016. nearly 100 million are expected to vote today. when you have that many potential voters there's bound to be hiccups. >> this is by it's really important in a bipartisan way people work to resolve all of these differences to make sure every vote gets counted. trump's camp filed a lawsuit saying there were special rules for democrats during the

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polls. we need to get your best guidance on which ones we should be following. >> absolutely. it's important to note not every poll is created equally. you have different methodologies, different likely voter models. this is where the polling stands. yesterday we ended up releasing the online survey monkey nbc tracking poll. it shows a six-point lead for hillary clinton over donald trump. you have a reuters poll and an online poll with hillary clinton ahead of donald trump by six points. the abc/washington post poll you were just mentioning has donald trump up by one. that's been an interesting movement. andrea, we have seen a full 13-point swing over the past week or so. hillary clinton was up by 12 points just a week ago. now donald trump is up by one. what's striking and eyebrow raising most of the movement came before the big news on friday. >> what about our own nbc survey monkey poll. is there any way to advocate in that online poll the james comey news. >> there is a great way to look at it. let's go to the next screen. it shows hillary clinton monday through friday esse

believe me. >> trump making the most of his weekend push alone, targeting five states, including one where polls show he is already well ahead. >> we weren't going to come back to iowa. they said, mr. trump, you don't have to. you're lead big so much you don't have to. i said, what too you mean i don't have to? i want to go to iowa. >> this final stretch, a fight to the very finish. >> we use the abc news app to alert you first about the fbi's decision. you can get the alerts on your phone or tablet, download the abc7 news app and enable push alerts. >> we're hearing from a man who was whisked away by police after someone yelled gun. your looking at the map after he was released by police. he said he is a republican would opposes trump. he pulled out a sign while trump was speaking. >> literally had one sign that said, republicans against trump. and when i pulled out the sign, people around me were trying to grab the sign. somebody yelled something about a gun. and so that's when things not out of hand. people were just kicking me. >> i didn't see a weapon. all i know is this guy, the way he was

polls. we have a movement going on. we have never seen anything like it. >> the trump campaign tried to file a lawsuit in nevada over an early polling location they maintain remained open too late. the judge decided to throw it out. however, it may be an indication they c after tonight. from trump campaign headquarters in new york. alison: police set up presence outside the trump hotel along pennsylvania avenue in case protesters decided to head there. several groups demonstrated outside the hotel in the last few weeks but today it has been quiet. larry: the latest estimates more than 41 million people voted early in this election.

station today and poll opening times, yeah we're going to be pretty cool. onverage at polling stations in pennsylvania about 38 degrees. some areas will be a little cooler than that obviously. in new jersey the polls opening pretty quick at 6:00 a.m. probably about 35 on average across the state and 37 in delaware. but things improve in a hurry and in the lehigh valley we wind up shooting all the way up to 68 degrees by about 3 o'clock this afternoon. sun mixing with a few clouds. down the shore also much milder, 67 degrees, mostly sunny, not bad. winds on the light side today. and in philadelphia a high all the way up to 69 degrees and that means some thermometers could briefly touch 70 this afternoon so if you have the ability to go out at lunchtime and do your voting then or during the afternoon you're really looking good. winds light, six to 12 miles per hour and as the polls close later on at 8 o'clock we're probably still looking at mid to upper 50's across the region. then overnight we dip to 50 degrees which is pretty mild for this time of year. clouds

on this elect day. it's a cool those of you voting this afternoon will feel some warmth at the polls. >> we say good morning to you on this historical day. i think it's fair to say we're so happy you're with us i'm holly morris. >> i'm maureen umeh. >> tuesday, november we've been tling you you know it's election day 2016. couldn't come soon enough. i'm sure you're thinking gary mcgrady will talk about warm-up coming up. erin como will talk about traffic f there are any issues you need to be aware of. >> the first votes are already donald trump has a very early lead. we're talking about the three tiny new hampshire towns that vote at midnight. hillary clinton won more votes in towns of dixville nox and trump was overwhelming favorite in millsville. >> both candidates sent monday in sprint for election day donald trump making snopz florida, north hampshire, pennsylvania and michigan and one of the final stopss with in grand rapids he made a final plea for change. >> we're hours away from a once in a lifetime change. we're going to have real change. not obama change. the corrupt politicians and their special

john catholic church and that location is typically one of the busiest polling sites on election day. are you expecting that to continue today? >> well dea today is expected to be no different when the church opens here at 7:00 a.m. when the polls open expecting a long line of folks to go in and number of early voters between mail in ballots and early voting 170,000 people aright here in polk county have already voted. this is something we've seen across the state of florida. the early voting numbers have been huge. florida's preelection turn out hit a record 6.4 million on monday more than any other state. the numbers have been pretty split among party lines and playing a major factor in deciding the next president. they began voting in election more than a month ago when the first wave of ballots went out in the mail and there are a few things when you need to keep in mind before you go out to the polls this morning. make sure you know your rights. the polls are open at 7:00 a.m. and close at 7:00 p.m. anyone who is still in line at 7:00 p.m. is still allowed to vote. when you go to

and you are familiar with one poll in the real clear politics two candidate average that has consistently favored trump. that is the poll from the university of southern california and the los angeles times. it is not the same kind of poll that most other pollsters are doing. could you explain the difference. >> sure. it's a very complicated poll method logically and if i go into detail, brit, you will lose your millions of viewers. so i'm going to avoid doing that. but i am going to tell you this. the methodology in polling regard that particular survey as being an outlier and i agree with them. i do not think it is representative. i do not think it is born out on tuesday night. now if you had shown the chart of polls, it would confirmed what your viewers already believe, which is that polls are all over the lot. you have to know what you are looking for and while -- >> this -- >> what? >> hold on a second. that graphic is finally to our great relief appeared. >> there it is. >> and as could you see by looking at it -- there it goes. the polls generally -- you could see that only one pol

polls today. craig boswell has the very latest on the race to the white house ... from sterling, virginia. the polls are now open along the east coast. hillary clinton cast her ballot in his home state of new york this morning. -nats- her final campaign push in the critical state of north carolina... with the help of celebrity friends lady gaga and bon jovi: (sot clinton) it's not just my name or donald trump's name on the ballot - it's the kind of country we want. the star-studded rally came as voters in the small town of dixville, new hampshire cast the first in-person ballots of the day...giving clinton a 4-to-2 win over rival, donald trump: (grand rapids, mi) -nats- donald trump held his own midnight rally in the battleground state of michigan....a state he's eyeing to turn red today: (sot trump) today we are going to win the great state of michigan and we are going to win back the white house. (standup: craig boswell /cbs news/ sterling, virginia) 42 million votes have already been cast... making today the final the day to vote at polling like this one in northern virginia. trump's dau

on the eve of the election answering all the big questions. how do you know your vote will be counted? >> how do you know it will be safe at the polls? we get the answer tonight. we are in downtown phoenix where one group is praying. >> reporter: calm and peaceful. that is what you are seeing in street and what living united for change hope carries into election day. we are standing across the street to show you what 75 feet looks like. that is the distance from that circle to the white line in the road. that is the distance of the safety zone at every polling location that others will be taking action to protect. it is the one thing everything can agree on in this election. opinions and emotions are intimidate. you are there to spot criminal activity. >> reporter: calling safety into question. safety is protecting against voter fraud. >> you see someone walking around with stacks of ballots, make sure you report that. >> reporter: international video call to action the oath keepers will photograph and follow suspects. comerica but county sheriff's office said be a good witness but do not cross the line. >> they have bad intuition and

of course before you head out to the polls there are a few things you definitely need to keep in mind. number one the polls are open from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. if you after 7:00 p.m. as long as you are in that line you will be allowed to vote. also when you get to that polling location you may be asked to provide a picture id. if you do not have that id with you simply request a provisional ballot. you will be allowed to vote. one thing you can count on today is long lines. consider this in polk county between those mail in ballots and early voting they have already seen about 170,000 voters so they are expecting plenty of people here today to people headed to the parking lot here to be ready, to be walking in at 7:00 a.m. so definitely expect those lines today. we'll have much more on that side of the story coming up this morning at 6:45. for now reporting live in lakeland rodney done. >>> hillsborough county two problems watching for votes violations intimidation sending staffers to 28 statest viewer than 2012 because of the voting rights act. >>> the presidential race campaigning into the ear

on. the polls open in two hours -- and everyone 18 and older has a place to vote. this astronaut is proof of it. he cast his ballot from space. good morning, i'm ally crutcher. and eileen on camera from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: a cold front tracking through the area this morning is squeezing out a few showers but will quickly clear out. temperatures are in the 50s with the clouds but have northwest winds are taking over at 5 to 15 mph as the front tracks to the east and will stay n sunny and cooler today with highs about where they are right now. northwest winds will stay gusty. very little moisture is in the forecast for the rest tonight's the night. it's election day. millions of americans will head to the polls to vote and elect a new president of the united clinton faces off against republican nominee donald trump. tracie potts is in new york with a preview on how both campaigns hillary clinton's back home in new york this morning hampshire -wi ht only a handful of voters - reported f