Live in Times Square, this is Good Morning America.

Good morning America on this historic election day. Over 130 million Americans are waking up,

eligible to cast their vote. More than 82 million cast their ballots early. And as we come on the air, polling locations you can see are opening in several states.

Voters you see lining up already at the polls there

in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

And take a look in Philly where they will start counting

the ballots this morning.

The votes could take a long time to count.

Every state does it differently

and will tell you what might happen if the election comes down to two important states,

Nevada or Arizona.

And we have the first returns coming in from Dixfield, Notch, New Hampshire. A long-time

tradition where the votes were counted at midnight. The tiny community split its six

votes evenly, three for Harris and three for Trump.

Donald Trump hit Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and held his final rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Vice President Harris held a star set of rally in Philadelphia overnight,

capping an entire day in the Keystone State and a campaign where the two candidates offered starkly

different takes on the state of the country and starkly different agendas for the future of the

country. This is a coin toss election with unprecedented consequences. We have our election team

in place across the country here in the studio. Chief White House correspondent Mary Bruce starts

us off. Good morning, Mary. Good morning, George. Well, we made it the big day after months of campaigning and crisscrossing the country. It all leads

to this very moment. After the shortest presidential campaign in modern American history,

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