Come on. That music. Doesnt it give you tingles . Voters are voting. So are candidates. Like Terry Mcauliffe in virginia. In a few minutes well talk to his opponent, Ken Cuccinelli, as he stumps in the final hours. And well have the latest on Chris Christies garden party to reelection. Also this morning, independent turned republican turned dehn Charlie Crist will talk about his new party in his bid for his old job. History says hes got a tough feat to pull off. Plus, big votes in big cities today. New yorks battle is just one of about a dozen major cities picking new leaders today. Like boston, where 20 years of the tenure for tom menino officially comes to a close. Good morning from new york and happy election day. One of my favorite days of the year. Its tuesday, november 5th, 2013. This is the daily rundown. Lets get right to my first reads of this campaign morning. A lot could change from 2014 to 2016 but the races tonight in virginia, new jersey, new york city, alabama, they matt
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