FORT MYERS, Fla. -- It was a room filled with energy at FSW as Hillary Clinton's running mate, Tim Kaine campaigned on Saturday.
Attendees all showing up for a variety of reasons.
"What really means the most to me is to bring the country back together because it's been a very divisive campaign that has hurt the country and that's probably my biggest concern ," said Lori Davidson.
A majority of those who showed up also took advantage of early voting.
"Because I might die before I get a chance to vote at the precinct," said Rebecca Harris.
Kaine also pushed those in Florida who have yet to vote to get to the polls Tuesday as he reminded them of the 2000 election.
While there, we learned many millennial, who are registered to vote, say they might just sit this election out. On the other hand, some voters are optimistic for election day.
"You know who they trust and who they think will put out the best image for our country and who will work to take care of people and instead of attacking people and I think that is Hillary Clinton and her running mate Tim Kaine," said a Clinton supporter.
