It's Thursday, October 31st. The scariest thing to these folks is being taken off the voter rolls. We start here.

The Supreme Court hands Virginia Republicans of victory.

These 1,600 voters are now removed from the voter rolls.

So what does it mean for other potential legal challenges?

Meanwhile, some Americans are having trouble even getting to a polling place.

This district was the second largest district.

And it close?

Yes.

Across the country, voters are watching their local precincts disappear and millions of

Jaywalkers get the green light. I lived here for 60 years and I jaywalked.

By political street fights between cars and pedestrians have taken a turn.

From ABC News, this is start here.

I'm Brad Milkie.

Well, we're five days away, a work week with an election hanging in the balance.

And at this point, there are so many states expected to be close that each campaign can see several paths to

victory. This is going to be a tight race until the very end, so let's not pay too much

attention to the polls. Later today, both presidential candidates

will be in Western states campaigning in Nevada

in Arizona, but in several states,

arguments are already beginning

about the validity of votes.

They're worried about, of course, illegals voting, non-citizens voting.

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