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Alright, here's the show.

Hey y'all, it's the NPR Politics podcast and Election Day is tomorrow.

We're going to tell you what the day holds for the candidates, what to watch for on election night,

and how to keep up with our coverage through it all.

I'm Sam Sanders, campaign reporter.

I'm Usma Khalid, I cover demographics in the campaign.

And I'm Mara Liason, National Political Correspondent.

Alright, final day of the campaign.

The sepsil is posting around 7 p.m. Eastern, which means in 24 hours,

the first polls close in the East.

We could have an historic upset from Donald Trump, or we could have the first female president

elect in US history.

It's going to be something out of the way, no?

Either way, it's a big day.

Really big day.

First female president, first time other than George H.W. Bush, that somebody has succeeded

in following a two-term president of their own party if she wins, and if Donald Trump wins,

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