Tonight on PBS News Weekend, the effect state restrictions on reproductive rights are having on abortion and infant mortality rates.

Then voters with disabilities are working to boost their accessibility and visibility in this year's election.

Ultimately, your vote needs to convert into something that you want your candidate to do.

And how faith is shaping evangelical Christians' views of the presidential candidates. Good evening. Good evening. I'm John Yang. Final pre-election polls released today show former

President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris

deadlocked as the race goes down to the wire. But there are indications that some late

deciders may be breaking for the Democratic nominee. Seventy-five million Americans have

already cast their ballots, and with the race so close and so competitive, both candidates

were out today appealing to those who have yet

to vote.

Ali Rogan has our story.

I see a nation determined to turn the page on hatred and division and chart a new way forward.

At a black church in Detroit, Kamala Harris spoke of a future beyond Tuesday's election.

Each of us has an opportunity to make a difference.

Because in this moment, we face a real question.

What kind of country do we want to live in?

Harris needs high voter turnout here in Michigan and in other blue wall states like Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.

In a surprise appearance on Saturday Night Live, she poked fun at herself with her doppelganger.

I'm going to vote for us. Great. Any chance you are registered in Pennsylvania.

Nope, I am not. Well, it was worth a shot.

Donald Trump is also focused on Pennsylvania, where he has closed in on Harris in the polls.

And you have a chance in two days, and if you don't vote, you're stupid.

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