Welcome to the beat. We are reporting as Kamala Harris just finished. Our big address in Pennsylvania coming off her major closing argument address in Washington last night. You can see both of those right now on your screen.

And we have breakdowns on these addresses coming up and Jane Fonda will join us

by the end of the hour on activism, human rights, and the women's vote. We

begin now with your update based on the facts. We're six days out from election day with clear signs of

signs of enthusiasm and early voting in both parties. 44 states holding the

early in-person voting. It's available in all 50 states if you count mail and 56 million people have now

voted that number keeps going up each night if you join us it's 35% roughly of

the entire electorate from 2020, which was the highest turnout in a century.

To put it another way, it's almost the entire number of voters in the race is tied in the swing states. National Poles find a similar dead heat. It's not the

kind of race where there is a gap in polling large enough for the polls to say really anything

about the outcome and that's true today which means over the coming days that's pretty much where it's landing

If you zoom in to the actual turnout in the key states

3.3 million people have voted in North Carolina. The early vote there split evenly among

Republicans, Democrats, and independents. Now Harris was there today as well as

Pennsylvania, Wisconsin. Trump in PAN Wisconsin, where we can see the numbers show about 989,000 people have voted

with the Democratic registered voters holding an edge.

Harris hitting Pennsylvania late today where another

large crowd was in a festive mood singing hit the road Jack getting ready to

reject Trump on Tuesday. Come on, go, go, no, go far hit the road, yeah.

Don't come back for more.

Harris giving a version of her stump speech,

including what she calls the promise of America.

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