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And now, Preston and Steve's news update with Kathy Romano.

Today is Tuesday, November 8th. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning. Voters in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware will be joining fellow Americans across the country for the 2022 midterm elections today, November 8th. Polls in Pennsylvania and

Delaware are open from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. polls in New Jersey are open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.

As the election looms, it's a full court press to ensure things go smoothly today. In Philadelphia,

a hotline was activated so people can report

any issues they see at the polls. You can call 215-68-vote. You know why, this is a special day too,

Kathy? The end of the political commercial. I know. The end of the political commercial.

No, don't let them end. I love them. I just. I want to... I just want to channel nonstop of those things.

Oh my God. Oh, my God. Jeopardy in real time. Oh, my God. And it has been worse than I think I've ever experienced it. As far as back-to-back ads go, like one after another. I've seen some for the same candidate back to back.

I've determined that all of them are scumbacks. That's it. That's it. This guy stinks.

They all stink. Yep.

Give me my jeopardy back. Yep. On Monday, district attorney Larry Krasner, police commissioner, Danielle

Outlaw and the Philadelphia City Commissioners and others gathered on Independence Mall.

They want people to know that they are working with federal partners to ensure there is no intimidation at the polls and that any issues will be handled quickly.

They are asking people who witness anything strange at the polling places to call their hotline that they've set up.

A residents of New Jersey can also report any issues by calling 1-877 NJ voter.

Kathy, you had a question, is it legal to hand out money to get people to vote? Yeah, you can do that. I just didn't know. I mean, like, it's a gray area. It's a gray area. I really don't know how they can intimidate you because when you go into the machine, they don't know who you're voting for. Yeah, but what they'll do is reach under and pants you. Oh. You can't do that. Those aren't full-body curtains. Not full-body curtains. And then you've got to walk out. Yeah. Mm-hmm. I do remember, though, as a kid, going into the polling booth with my mom and, like, pulling really the vote lever yeah what I used to do

kathy I'm sure used to do is you bring some clothes you wanted to try on and do that in there

from information in Delaware you can visit their state's website sir you can only take six items in

there I'm sorry how does it how does this look is this a little too garish? Sir you're supposed to vote?

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