A busy day at the polls as early voting wraps up in Waukesha. Among those casting a ballot are a good number of new voters. The Waukesha Clerk Linda Gourdoux says in her 40-plus years of working elections she is seeing more and more young people come in to register to vote. Are you registering to vote today? asked TMJ4 News Reporter Rebecca Klopf.Yes, answered Kevin Silva.Rebecca was interviewing the 22-year-old about being a first-time voter when we noticed Grandma shaking her head along with his answers. What motivated you? Was it the presidential race? Oh, Grandma is waving her hands, was it, Grandma, asked Rebecca.Yeah, said Kevin.You got him to vote today? asked Rebecca. 'Yes because he didn't really want to, said Claudia Silva, Kevins grandmother.Kevin is one of thousands of new voters this year. The Waukesha City Clerk says they don't track the age or number of first-time voters but the clerk told us in her 40-plus years of elections she is seeing more young people registering.Watch: Grandma made him do it: Waukesha 22-year-old votes for the first time Grandma made him do it: Waukesha 22-year-old votes for the first timeBut other states do track it and NBC News Decision Desk data finds big numbers of new voters in battleground states. Pennsylvania has seen 100,000 new voters cast ballots. It finds Pennsylvania is seeing more new Democratic female voters and Arizona is seeing more Republican male voters. As for Kevin, he is keeping his vote to himself. But he is happy to join the process."I'm excited, I can't wait, said Kevin. Everyone should vote.Early voting wraps up here in Waukesha at 5 p.m. on Friday. The final chance to vote in Waukesha will be Tuesday, Election Day.Its about time to watch on your time. Stream local news and weather 24/7 by searching for TMJ4 on your device.Available for download on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and more.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip