Welcome to the beat. I'm Ari Melbert, and this is it.

Election Eve. We have a pack show for you. We are beginning with Steve Kornacki,

the maestro of the big board, of course. Then moments away, political icon and long-time

democratic strategist James Carville is here on our election Eve show. And later in the hour,

a special breakdown on the problems for Donald Trump's closing argument. And what you need to know,

if you are still making up your mind or know anyone who might be. We have our final

breakdown on the facts going into tomorrow's election. Now, we are one day out. You can hear the

music. Did you know we'd make it this far? Have you voted? If you have, you are part of now.

77 million Americans who have cast ballots and voted early. That's about half of the total electorate of 2020, which was at all time high, even in COVID.

So we are seeing high participation.

We don't know who they're voting for or what happens next.

We do know a pretty high level of involvement.

In the seven battleground states, we are at a tie.

The candidates are squeezing every last drop out of what they can do campaigning on this, their final day going into election eve.

Harris is barnstorming Pennsylvania with five stops you see on the map there.

This is a pretty much probably a must-win state for her, and she's doing everything she can today.

We can note that over 1.7 million people have voted there. Dems have outpaced Republicans in registrations

there two to one. Trump hitting three states, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina,

where he has been favored to win, so we can discuss tonight what all these different moves

mean. About 4.4 million people have voted there. It is a three-way split.

Now, as promised, we're going to go right to the man that you should get ready to see indefinitely,

depending on what happens. Steve Kornacki, thanks for joining us on election eve. What can you tell us

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