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Election officials tell me that's above average. i want to introduce you to one of those voters. he is an independent voter. tell me who you voted for. >> i voted for hillary. >> why did you vote for hillary? >> it's basically a no brainer. she is qualified. there's no clearer choice in there. >> it was hillary clinton all the way for you? >> yes. >> john and kate, i can tell you, independents here, that is huge because about 43% of the voters who cast a ballot in 2012 were independent voters and they broke for barack obama and hillary clinton is hoping to get more voters so she can get other ...

Parking lot. today, just a short stream of people coming in and out. back to you guys. >> randi kaye in orlando. a lot of interesting data points. what an interesting conversation. all right, thank you so much. >> another interesting data point, sean spicer is here joining us to discuss the state the race today. chief strategist and communications director for the republican national committee, great to see you. >> good to see you guys. >> the biggest state surprise, the biggest surprise we're going to see tonight is? >> michigan. >> why? >> i think it's a state that's voted democrat since 198...

Two women went inside there, took their tops off, made some anti-trump type of statements. they were immediately arrested. just a little drama here at p.s. 59. that's the spot where donald trump is going to be casting his vote later this morning. he made five stops yesterday, five states, five stops. going over many of the themes we've heard, talking about the rigged system, talking about repealing and replacing obamacare. saying that he is the candidate of the working class and also today, carol, he talked about his path to 270. saying that he's going to do well in several key states. >> we'r...

That won't be until this evening. but a steady stream still comes through here. carol. >> martin savidge reporting live from parma, ohio, thanks so much. perhaps the biggest winner today is us. the election fatigued american people. because we've made it. it is decision day. it's been long and many times very bitter ride. with me to talk about this is elizabeth suhag, assistant professor for government at american university, specializing in the study of political psychology. this must be an interesting time for you. >> it's keeping us all very busy. >> mao how is this different fr other elect...

America. miguel marquez, thanks so much. all right, let's head to ohio now. martin savidge is with voters in parma. hi, martin. >> we're firing democracy on all eight cylinders in parma ohio. i make that reference because if you know cleveland, you know parma, they were all very instrumental in the automotive industry in days gone by. those are days in the past. that actually impacts how people are thinking about voting this time around. you can see, we've got no waiting here. you could come over from pennsylvania, come here, because there was only a line at the beginning of the day. there has...