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the race for the white house is in its final stretch it will be the first election in u.s history with the majority of ballots cast before election day but as president donald trump and his democratic rival joe biden make their final pitches to voters there are concerns that millions of mail-in votes won't be counted on time jennifer johnson reports campaigning across two swing states u.s president donald trump and democratic presidential candidate joe biden are in a race to the finish this could only happen to me and how are you doing we're tied we're tithed how the hell how can i be tied there's nothing that he can do to stop the people of this nation from voting in overwhelming numbers and taking back this democracy biden campaigning with former president barack obama is hammering president trump on the covet 19 pandemic as new cases break almost daily records costing about 230 thousand americans their lives but the president doesn't believe the pandemic will cost him the election counting on republican dominated states and more minority votes we have a big red wave that has formed as you probably noticed we're doing very very well with the african-american vote we're doing very very well with the hispanic vote there are renewed concerns that millions of mail-in ballots won't be counted on time due to delays and many democrats allege fraud within the u.s postal service will these be republican ballots or will they be democratic ballots we just don't know the answer to that question it's possible that these judicial decisions may hurt republicans as much as democrats close to 90 million americans have already cast their ballots in early voting a record even professional sports teams are opening up their stadiums and arenas to let the masses in it's been so long since you know we've been able to go to any games or anything so it's kind of nice being in there you know reminding me of good times boats already cast in texas have soared past 9 million more than voted in the 2016 election never before have more americans wanted their voices to be heard the earlier the better in an election still three days away jennifer johnson global news washington many americans are eager to have their voices heard right now because the country is so divided the gap between republicans and democrats has never been so clear and that's raising concerns about what could happen after the election as sarah mcdonald explains tensions in some cities including portland oregon are already at a boiling point you don't have to look far not going to allow the cancer from portland to spread out everywhere else to find the deepening political divide running through washington state tensions hit a boiling point friday at dueling demonstrations trump finally stands up and says america is a great country but not everybody sees it that way especially in portland oregon this deeply democratic city caught in the crosshairs of political posturing and unrest at the height of the racial justice movement what is going on which saw federal agents and tear gas targeting protesters and activists like ty carpenter tensions are rising so i think what the election just stays away who knows what's going to happen portland may be one of the most progressive cities in the country but take a short drive in any direction and you're likely to find yourself in trump territory that's where democrats like david levin find themselves outnumbered suburban parts of the state that swing red further polarized in the current political climate if the other side will simply just argue yell scream call names and i can't even get more than two sentences in some republicans we spoke to even in strongholds feel intimidated too i do i'm always shy about saying who i'm going to vote for because of that and especially with coworkers with police presence now heightened statewide at ballot drop boxes and a bid to curb any potential for voting related violence we're kind of scared either way as to what's going to happen some americans on both sides of the fray are second guessing if the land of the freight will remain home to them i have no hope with trump as he's elected and i mean jokingly we've talked about maybe we need to move to canada and it's now eerily quiet in portland in the same streets once dominated by those demonstrations for weeks police and the city once again bracing for political unrest be it militant extremists or everyday people with just days to go until the presidential election robin sarah mcdonald in portland oregon