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

The final hours of voting are underway across America.

Tens of millions of people headed to the polls to choose between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, even with issues at some polling places in bad weather.

But several counties in Pennsylvania, Georgia, and North Carolina have

extended voting hours into the evening. The most closely watched ballot measures address abortion

and voting. Ten states are considering measures that would expand reproductive rights,

while one state is considering a measure to restrict them. Several states are considering

reforms to their election systems, along with changes

that could impact voting rights. And with the dead heat between both candidates, CNN's David Ryan

has one of our first looks at how voters feel. Yeah, FOMA, let me preface this by saying that

polls are still open across the country. Voters are still voting, so this data does not paint anything close to a

complete picture, but here's what we can say about this early, incomplete exit poll data.

Roughly three quarters of the electorate have a negative view of how things are going in the U.S.

More than four in ten say they're dissatisfied, and roughly three in ten describe themselves as angry. But at the same time, 61% of people polled say they're dissatisfied and roughly three in ten describe themselves as angry.

But at the same time, 61% of people polled say they feel America's best days are in the future.

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