U.S. Election Day Live: These Ottawa students are reporting from New York

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As voters go to the polls in the most raucous U.S. election in recent history, a group of 19 journalism students from Carleton University are on the ground in New York state.

They’ve booked out an entire hotel in Ogdensburg to serve as their base of operations, and are fanning out to towns in the area to report on election day.

And we're here! Turning Sherman Inn gym into a newsroom for #MJUSAVotes https://t.co/d8MGO9qGBn pic.twitter.com/pYqvL7M7Mi

— Rachel Levy-McL (@levymclaughlin) November 8, 2016
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#MJUSAVotes Headquarters in Sherman Inn. #Ogdensburg #Election2016 pic.twitter.com/b4jMXcMihL

— Amber-Dawn Davison (@AmberDDvsn) November 8, 2016
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You can read their stories as they come in here, or follow on Twitter with the hashtag #MJUSAVotes. And we’ll keep this post updated with highlights as the day progresses.

Just did a local NPR-affiliate interview about what it's like to be a Canadian here in the States for #Election2016 #MJUSAVotes pic.twitter.com/8B3o76oGH0

— Nathaniel Dove (@dove_nathaniel) November 8, 2016
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Two voters at a polling station say they hope people accept the results tonight but fear there may be problems. #MJUSAVotes #Election2016

— Maggie Parkhill (@MaggieParkhill) November 8, 2016
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20 minutes in, we've passed two Trump flags and a Confederate flag. #noirony #ogdensburg #MJUSAVotes pic.twitter.com/YFFYWC3h1L

— Amber-Dawn Davison (@AmberDDvsn) November 8, 2016
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