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Robby Callis, 35, cast his ballot at Adams Elementary School in Cary. He says he’s been most concerned about the governor and presidential races, along with the local Wake County School Board election.

28-year-old Robert Harris says he’s been paying most attention to the presidential election. “I’m feeling pretty good. I think that the race does seem like it’s going to be pretty close, but I feel like the candidate that I voted for has a really good chance.”

It’s busy here at Chavis Memorial Park near downtown Raleigh

Noelle Davis, 37, says she came out to vote because it’s her civic duty. She says she feels like her vote really matters in a swing state like North Carolina

DJ Jimmie V is playing at Lynn Road Elementary School in Raleigh as part of DJs At The Polls

I also spoke to voter Kenny Brooks, 34, who said he’s feeling hopeful. “I’m excited. It’s a joyful day, no matter how it goes.”

Today’s the day folks. I’m out in Durham and Wake Counties talking to voters at the polls. First stop, White Rock Baptist Church in Durham. Mary Walker is volunteering as a peacekeeper with Faiths United to Save Democracy

Biltmore Village in Asheville. There aren’t strong enough words to describe this heartbreaking devastation

My baby sister isn’t such a baby anymore 🥺 My heart is brimming with joy and pride. She inspires me everyday to be someone who’s worthy of being her big sister… but nobody tell her that. I love you gabygirl ❤️ (last picture is from May 2015)