Tonight, breaking news as we come on the air, election night in America, one of the most consequential elections in recent history.

And just in tonight, the first exit polls are now coming in, what they tell us about the top issue for voters, even above the economy.

Tonight, inside the final hours of both campaigns, the race expected to be incredibly tight.

Long lines at polling centers across the country

and across the all-important battleground states tonight, Pennsylvania, Arizona, and Florida, among them.

Vice President Kamala Harris calling voters on the phone, urging them to vote to have their voice heard.

Harris personally knocking on doors in Pennsylvania, her campaign ending with a major rally at the famous Rocky Steps in Philadelphia.

Donald Trump, after barnstorming three battleground states until the early hours of the morning,

former President Trump today voting with former First Lady Melania Trump, visiting his campaign headquarters in West Palm Beach,

reporters asking if he has any regrets about the race he's run,

and what the former president said about that. Mary Bruce, Rachel Scott, and Rick

Klein at the Big Board, they're all here tonight. Seven critical battleground states at the center

of this election, perhaps none more crucial than Pennsylvania. The state considered a must-win

state for both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.

Some voters waiting for hours, supporters on both sides tonight calling this the most important

election of their lifetime. The Georgia battleground President Biden winning that state by just

11,000 votes just four years ago. Tonight, the fake bomb threat sent to poll workers coming from

Russian email accounts. Tonight the state insisting voting has not been interrupted and how soon

we could know as a country the results from Georgia and the other battlegrounds. Steve Osat

Sommi in Georgia, Rick at the Big Board will take us right through the timing of the night.

Nearly 86 million Americans voting early this year, what we're already learning about the votes,

and who cast them, men and women, Democrats, Republicans, and independents.

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