Election Results: Nadia Milleron challenges Richard Neal for House seat

Over in West Springfield, 22 News reporter Lexi White is following the first congressional district race and hearing from voters about what's driving them to the polls today. Lexi, who are the candidates running against each other and how are the voters feeling? CRN Claire West Springfield High School has been filling up with voters all day long. The line is practically out the door as incumbent Congressman Richard Neal and independent candidate Nadia Miller-Ron go head-to-head for the House seat. Now, Congressman Neal is no stranger to politics. Of course, he's running for a 20th term in the House of Representatives, winning a contentious primary back in September against his opponent, Jeremy Whelan. Now, for the midterm election, Neal and Miller-Ron are running against each other, And voters say they're glad they can help deter. determine who gets to represent them in Congress. Because if they care about what happens both on the local level, state level, and national level, they should vote, especially if they have concerns. If people don't vote and they still have concerns, they shouldn't voice the concerns because they didn't vote. The West Springfield High School opening up their gymnasium doors bright and early, ready to welcome in everyone voting in the midterm election. Now, we're being told by those working at the polling site here at the high school that independent candidate Nadia Miller-Ron actually made an appearance here herself today in the parking lot, saying hi to voters as they go in and out of the poll booths. Working for you live in West Springfield, Lexi White, 22 News.