I'm Amy Goodman, host of Democracy Now, War, Peace, and the Presidency.

On Tuesday, November 5th, I'll be joined by Juan Gonzalez, Nermine Sheikh, and guests from around the country for a live election night special.

I hope you'll tune in at DemocracyNow.org from 8 p.m. to midnight eastern time for our one-of-a-kind reporting and analysis on this critical election.

From New York, this is Democracy Now. They are fighting so hard to steal this damn thing.

Look at what's going on.

Look at what's going on in your state.

Every day they're talking about extending hours and stuff.

What?

Who ever heard of this stuff?

We should have one day voting and paper ballots.

As Donald Trump stirs up false claims of voter fraud ahead of election day, we'll speak with Neil

McKejja, chair of the election board in Montgomery,

Pennsylvania. He says you're being lied to about voter fraud. Picture this, in America where your

voice matters equally, as much as anyone else's, where your voice carries the same weight,

no matter who you are,

where you're from, or what you have. That's the promise of democracy, one person, one vote.

Sounds simple, right? But it's revolutionary. And right now, that promise is in danger.

We'll also speak with the former General Counsel of the Federal Election Commission, then to Gaza, to save the children's Rachel Cummings.

The situation for children in Gaza is dire.

After one year of conflict and constant bombardment, multiple displacement.

Children are living in constant fear.

Deep concern about the immediate and the longer-term impacts of that.

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