Pennsylvania voter bothered by gas prices, but still supports Trump and Iran war 1:39

A Republican voter in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, a politically competitive area, says gas prices bother him but he still backs President Donald Trump and the war with Iran. Ronald Turner told CNN's Danny Freeman at his polling place that he had reservations about supporting Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick. He voted for the congressman anyway because of Fitzpatrick's party label. His account shows how partisan loyalty can outweigh personal doubts for some voters on Election Day.

Elsewhere, Acton and Ramaswamy made closing appeals to voters. A strategist described Hispanic voters as uniformly angry and explained why. In Westchester County, New York, Rep. Mike Lawler urged voters to stay in line and assured them their ballots would be counted, while ballot scanner problems disrupted voting there. Voters in the battleground state of Georgia also shared their views as they headed to the polls. Trump, in his first comments of the day, said "Everything is going good."

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