Mr. New York, Mark Simone, on W-O-R.

Well, today's the day, election day.

You have until 9 o'clock tonight to go vote.

Joe Bartlett, is it the same in every state, 9 o'clock in New York?

No, no, 8 o'clock in New Jersey, they close.

And Connecticut.

Why is that? Why is that? I don't know. Some, some states close at seven o'clock.

Yeah, that's true. Okay, so nine o'clock tonight, uh, if you're watching TV, you're not allowed to announce the, you know, winners, results, all that before the, uh, polls close. So nine o'clock tonight, you'll start getting

results here in New York. And this is quite a day. Don't be nervous. Just get out there and vote.

Get your friends out there. Get your neighbors, your family. Get everybody out there to vote.

Turnout will determine the election. The good news is Democrats tend to be the early voters. So early voting

is traditionally more the Democratic voters. And early voting this year was very light. 430,000

early votes. That's really light. That's down about 35, 40 percent from what it should be. So that

indicates low turnout among

Democrats. And that means if all the Republicans get out there and vote and there's great turnout,

that means Zeldon could easily win. So what do you think, Joe Bartlett, you want to even say?

I think it favors Zeldon.

I mean, he's got the issue.

And, you know, people, if you don't feel safe going to work, you can't pay your bills

because things cost too much, that's going to trump, you know, anything else that the

Democrats are hyping here, like, you know, the the fear of abortion rights that's not going to

change in new york yeah now that's a good thing abortion is not an issue zeldon is all for the

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