Harris is leveraging star power to energize her base and create a sense of momentum in the closing moments of the race.
Ramaswamy believes Trump's focus on avoiding foreign conflicts and reducing housing costs will resonate with Gen Z voters, potentially forming a new Republican coalition.
Democrats worry about the absence of a statewide black elected candidate like Raphael Warnock or Stacey Abrams on the ballot, which could affect rural black voter turnout.
Todd notes that Democrats, who shifted to early voting 20 years ago, have not met their desired levels of early voter turnout this year, necessitating a strong Election Day performance.
Sellers points out that while Republicans have exhausted their votes in rural counties, there is still significant potential for Democratic turnout in urban areas like Atlanta and Savannah.
Ramaswamy hopes for a free and fair election, emphasizing the importance of well-monitored polling locations and timely voting processes.
Kinzinger argues that the GOP has lost its conservative principles, focusing instead on division and populism, which he sees as detrimental to the party's future.
Duncan believes the president should set a moral and ethical North Star for the country, a role he feels Donald Trump has failed to fulfill.
Polls are open across the East Coast and the very first votes have already been cast. By this time tomorrow, we could know who will be the next president ... or not. Kamala Harris is counting on Oprah and other celebrities to push her over the finish line in the final hours. Also, Donald Trump's onetime primary opponent-turned outspoken supporter Vivek Ramaswamy joins the show live.
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