John James, Jocelyn Benson rally voters hours before Election Day

All right, Amy, thank you. The race for governor down to the wire ahead of election night. Republican John James running against Democrat Jocelyn Benson for the big seat. Fox 2's Jamie Sherrod catching up with the candidates ahead of the big day. And I know some of them voted today. That was a big deal today, Jamie. Maybe. It definitely was Ruth. We are celebrating, if you will, election night eve. Everyone coming out to either rally or vote. Right now we are waiting for Jocelyn Benson to take the stage here at the UAW Solidarity House. Take a look. A room full of people just waiting to hear from her and to rally with her. Meanwhile, Republican John James, he was at Volunteers of America in Detroit, which is a place where they focus on transitional housing for veterans. He was not expecting Today did not want to focus on politics today instead he wanted to meet and serve our local veterans take a listen to what he had to say, I have a heart for veterans because I did serve and the mental health issues the homelessness the addiction issues something that's very near and dear to my heart so regardless whether or not the cameras are rolling we have an obligation to serve those who served us and before I become governor and after I'm going to continue to do everything I can to protect and help serve our veterans. It's been a long time. But again, tomorrow is a big day when Michiganders will decide who their next governor will be. Although James didn't want to talk politics, he did have this to say about the race. First thing I'm going to do is thank God, kiss my wife, thank my kids, and then opt into the Education Freedom Tax Credit. We've really been underserving our children with the lack of accountability we have in the school system, the failing to bring mastery to our kids and making sure they can not only read before they get to fourth grade, make sure they have a marketable skill by the time they get to high school. We also need to address affordability issues by pulling back some of the harmful regulations that are making it so difficult to run a business and to live your life in Michigan. I'm looking forward to to Doing everything I can to bring our electricity bills, holding the utility regulators accountable, and making sure that I put people in Lansing in place who recognize we're here to serve people in the state of Michigan, not the other way around. Again, we are waiting for Jocelyn Benson to take the stage here at the UAW Solidarity House. We will have that live for you tonight at 6. Back to you, Ruth.