It's early in the morning. On Thursday, November 5th, America is still waiting to find out

who is one of the race for president. We had no idea how it would go just a few days

ago when I was saying goodbye to my family in Brooklyn about to leave them for the first

time in seven months.

Love you too. Thank you. I'm Chimane Lee. This is into America.

All right, everything is loaded up.

Turn left on Columbia Street.

And on this episode, for the first time since coronavirus hit.

Saturday morning, 11.50 AM, and I'm headed to North Carolina with the stopping between

in Falls Church, Virginia, where I'll stay tonight.

I'm leaving New York and really going into America.

Usually getting out of New York is like the hardest part, but right now it's pretty smooth.

Why North Carolina? The stakes were so high and the race was so tight.

Just days before the election, Donald Trump and Joe Biden were nearly tied in the polls,

and the state's 15 electoral votes were still up for grabs.

And this crazy, this whole routine now, I had before COVID, I was traveling maybe every other

week. I was on the road a lot. I was in and out of rental cars, in and out of airplanes and hotels.

And to be back on the road after nine months just feels like I'm a little nervous and I'm excited.

The black turnout is going to be crucial, right? It's going to be interesting to see how things

actually shape up in North Carolina, where I'm headed is poised to be critical in this.

Right, you know, especially in Cameroon, reported ahead.

So got into Virginia about 10 minutes ago, and it's not said Virginia is for lovers,

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