The United States presidential election is now less than a week away.

It might take days to get the results.

It might take a week.

It might take a month.

We don't know.

But it could be over on November 3rd.

And wouldn't that be nice?

We've been talking about this election on the show since February of 2019.

Seriously, I looked it up recently.

We've come at it from any number of angles.

But one thing we haven't done a ton of is just hear how people plan to vote.

Who people plan to vote for?

So today, we're going to do that.

We're going to hear from farmers, from frontline workers.

We're going to hear from political organizers and from a few voters who are named Ruth.

So let's kick things off with someone who's voting for the very first time.

Daniel Simeon got here, senior, 48 years old in Mountain View Correctional Facility in Charleston, Maine.

I've already voted this year.

There's a Wednesday morning I got up out of bed, had breakfast, waited around, watched the

news, and about 9.30, 10 o'clock, the officer called my name.

So I went up to the desk and I got my letter, which said official ballot and close.

So I took it, sat down on my bunk, and I filled out my ballot, signed it, put it back

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