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To influence opinion. zero. >> let's go to chris's hometown, philadelphia. jacob soboroff. jacob, you have high volume to report, correct? >> reporter: sure do. 1686 different election divisions in this great city and here in north philadelphia at temple university it has got to be the longest line in the entire city. polls closed, what, 10, 15 minutes ago. some of these students just got here and they just made it under the gun. these little white pieces of paper being handed out, if you got here by 8:00, you are getting in that door up there. three to four hours these folks of been waiting f...

>> no. >> reporter: you know who you're going to vote for? >> yes. >> reporter: you want to tell us? >> no. >> reporter: fair enough. 1686 different election divisions throughout the great city of philadelphia. each one of them with their own dedicated polling place. workers. not all has this. excuse us. donuts and pizza boxes for people waiting in line. a lot of people waiting for a long time. are people, oh, you're taking them up on a donut. have you voted already? she voted. check this out. she showed me the sticker. how do you feel today after doing that? >> i feel fine. >> reporter: you w...

Philadelphia. it isn't connected to the internet. >> reporter: this man is one of three election commissioners in philadelphia. while he dismisses talk of computer hacking, what about voter fraud of a voter impersonating someone they are not? what would it take for an election to be rigged and affect the presidential election in philadelphia? >> it would involve hundreds of people stealing thousands of votes to change the outcome of a presidential election and no one finding out about it, which would be extraordinary. >> reporter: what's the likelihood of that happening in philadelphia? >> non...