Live in Times Square, this is Good Morning America.

And we do say good morning America, most of the country waking up a little refreshed, I hope, with that extra hour of sleep with a return to standard time.

So we hope that you all got your rest because we are now just two days away from Election Day 2024 with over 75 million Americans already casting their ballots.

Yes, and as the candidates deliver their closing arguments and sharpen their attacks on

each other, we have brand new polling out this morning showing the race is a dead heat with

real signs of discontent among voters.

Vice President Harris and former President Trump,

both laser focused on the battleground states

in the final days of the campaign.

We have team coverage of these critical final hours.

So let's start with the Trump campaign

in ABC's Mary Alice Parks, who is in Charlotte, North Carolina for us.

Mary Alice, good morning to you.

Yeah, Janae, good morning. It was noticeable to me that the majority of voters at former President Trump's events yesterday said that they had already voted.

According to the state, more than half of registered voters here in North Carolina voted early.

Now, Trump for his part, talked a bit about his legacy, how he would be sad that the campaign

was coming to a close, and he even joked about how and where he might rather be.

With just 48 hours to go until election day, former President Trump focused on the one

battleground state he won four years ago, North Carolina.

We can't take a chance of losing the great state of North Carolina.

Trump, who has been struggling with women voters, repeating that he wants to protect women,

especially in the suburbs, and saying again that he is the father of IVF treatments,

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