From CNN, I'm Fez Jamil with the five things you need to know for Tuesday, November 5th.

This is it, Election Day.

As the polls began to open around the country this morning, voting has already kicked off in the tiny New Hampshire township of Dixville Notch,

where Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump tied

with three votes each.

As for the rest of the country, the battleground states are the focus for either candidate's

path to victory.

In Michigan, former President Donald Trump argued during his last campaign rally that his

real opponent this election was not Harris.

We will defeat the corrupt system in Washington, because I'm not running against Kamala.

I'm running against an evil Democrat system.

These are evil people.

Meanwhile, Harris took a different tone, as CNN's David Rhine tells us from Philadelphia.

There's an electric atmosphere here at the Philadelphia Art Museum as Vice President

Kamala Harris closes out her campaign. Supporters lined the so-called rocky steps behind her

as she alluded to that underdog story but insisted the momentum is on their side.

She promised to turn the page on an era of hate and division,

but interestingly once again did not mention her opponent's name.

Her message of unity and hope stood in stark contrast to former President Donald Trump's

dark closing message in Pittsburgh earlier in the night.

He described America as a, quote, occupied country when

referring to both undocumented and legal migrants. But now, with the final rallies of this

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