Returning now to our top story, the race for the presidency.

Once the final votes of the 2024 campaign are cast and tallied,

the final chapter of this election season may hinge on a blue dot far from any swing state battleground.

Lisa Desjardin is back now with this report.

Omaha Democrats in deep red Nebraska embody the symbol of their movement, a blue dot on the

state's political landscape.

Nebraska law gives each congressional district its own electoral vote, and the dot unpredictably

has come to represent how the area around Omaha could go to and be critical for Kamala Harris.

There's a focus on our district, and you feel like you matter.

We love the light shining on us this round. We're not being ignored. We're not a flyover state.

It started almost accidentally. After Kamala Harris became the presumptive Democratic nominee,

Jason Brown spray painted a blue dot on an old sign to represent Democratic-leaning Omaha.

I'm like, oh, a blue dot. I love it. It was artistic. I'm like, stick it in the front yard. I love it.

Then the neighbors wanted one. And then the neighborhood.

And dot, dot, dot. I look like I was trying out for the blue man group or an extra on a smurf

movie or something. They have now printed and handed out nearly 15,000 of the signs,

and everyone sees them, including Republicans.

I have a blue dot across the street from me, one house down.

It's fine.

I really do think that we need to be more accepting of the other side.

There's one sign that's a big red dot eating the little blue dots, if you've seen that one.

They're fun.

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