Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are campaigning with new urgency now that actual voting is underway, with 37 states and the District of Columbia accepting ballots before November 8. Josh Robin filed the following report.
If you're among those wishing this campaign season would end, take a look. Your eyes aren't deceiving you. Americans are really voting.
"We are starting to vote in Iowa today," said Democratic candidate for president Hillary Clinton.
So there in Des Moines was Clinton. Donald Trump was in the state on Wednesday, addressing a New Hampshire crowd a day later.
"To beat the system, you have to lift up your voice, pound the pavement and get out that vote," he said.
Monday's debate is widely considered a win for Clinton. Now, there's a new edge in Trump's voice.
"Just follow the money," Trump said. "The American people have had it with years and decades of Clinton corrpution and scandal. Corruption and scandal."
Clinton also is carving out distinctions, and is also targeting younger voters.
"I'm running against someone who thinks climate change is a hoax," she said.
She is also targeting women.
"If we finally guaranteed equal pay for women's work," she said.
Trump is courting disaffected voters who may have been with Bernie Sanders.
"They don't like Hillary, and Bernie sold out to the devil," he said.
Both Clinton and Trump are stumping in swing states.
Trump was in Florida Tuesday. But a new report could jeopardize support from some Cuban-American voters. It has Trump doing limited business in Cuba years before sanctions lifted.
His campaign is dismissive, but isn't refuting it entirely.
"The View" host: Are you denying that his company spent any money in Cuba?
Kellyanne Conway, Trump campaign manager: As I understand from the story, they spent money in 1998.
Clinton weighed in aboard her plane.
"We have laws in our country," she said. "He puts his personal and business interests ahead of the laws and the values and the policies of the United States of America."
Clinton will be in Florida on Friday.