Millions of voters decide the political fate of several cities and states, bomb threats shut down

multiple polling stations in New Jersey, and pressure mounts on Democrats as the Transportation

Secretary issues a dire warning. I'm Daily Wire, Executive Editor John Bickley, with Georgia Howl.

It's Tuesday, November 4th, and this is Evening Wire.

Federal Judge James Boseberg, who is no stranger to headlines, has been hit with articles of impeachment.

Texas Congressman Brandon Gill, who filed the articles, accuses Bozberg of abusing his power by authorizing

subpoenas and gag orders in the Arctic Frost probe.

Calling it a constitutional crisis,

Gill says Bozberg weaponized his office to help the Biden Justice Department spy on lawmakers.

The impeachment effort comes as GOP leaders demand accountability,

and as tensions over judicial overreach continue to grow in Washington.

It's election day.

Candidates around the country are making their final pitches and last-minute endorsements are rolling in.

By noon-eastern, 1.2 million voters had already cast ballots in the race for New York City's next mayor.

More votes than in the last mayoral contest.

Polls will remain open in the Big Apple until 9 p.m. betting odds on Tuesday at noon placed Democratic Socialist Zoran

Mamdani's chances at over 90%. Here's Mamdani delivering his closing pitch to voters.

We are on the brink of making history in our city, And I look forward to fulfilling the hope that New Yorkers

have put in me and to earning the trust of those who voted for another candidate or didn't vote at all.

Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, who's been a distant second in polling and for betting

markets, got a key endorsement last night, President Trump. He's calling for Republicans to cast their

boat for Cuomo rather than the Republican nominee Curtis Sliwa. Here's Cuomo offering his final pitch.

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