we are in it now, the final full day of campaigning in the last hours of this election, as we come on the air, with our nbc news team, all across the country, covering it all this hour, live, we ve got reports from our campaign correspondents, with the candidates talking to voters, and breaking new reporting on the races that are going to decide the balance of power in washington. a balance of power that tens of millions of people are already weighing in on. you ve got some 40 million ballots already cast, right? sure, election day is tomorrow, but a lot of people are not waiting. this comes after lawsuits are already coming in over absentee and mail-in votes and a potential first for congress, the new faces who could be headed to washington, and why there s never been anybody like them in congress before, we ve got a look at that later on in the show. i m hallie jackson with you now from our election headquarters in new york city, we ve got our nbc news team set up across th
would mean the gen z could be on track to meet or break the record turnout for young voters in the midterm set for 2018. to michigan where abortion is not figuratively on the ballot but it is literally on the ballot tomorrow with voters about to decide whether to enshrine productives in their constitution. talk to us about what you re hearing there with this prop on the minds of voters. all eyes are on michigan and the top race here for governor and as you said on that proposal which would enshrine abortion rights into the state constitution, voters have a lot to say about it. here s a bit of what they told us. women, they re voting and they re primarily voting because of roe being overturned. i think a lot of them are going to vote, you know, in support of the democratic candidates that support a woman s right to choose. because abortion is health care.