The woman told Lemon that she is concerned for about her health care if former president Donald Trump and other conservatives win. While she did not specify the care "at the risk of sharing too much personal information with all kinds of random people," Republican legislators have vowed to repeal the Affordable Care Act, which provides coverage for over 45 million people.

Conservatives have also made anti-trans policies a staple of their campaigns by attacking gender-affirming care, which has been banned for youth in 24 states, all Republican.

"I can't be in a situation where I can't get the medical care I need," she said. "I have children that need the same type of medical care, and it's threatened. Overtly."

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The woman said that she is especially concerned for how the results will reflect what other Americans think of her, and how they will impact the way she is treated by them. She noted that conservatives' messages about trans people have given the public the impression that they have permission to disrespect and mistreat them.

"I'm mocked and made fun of, I'm bullied by one group — that's how they see me. I'm the terrifying, scary, transgender woman that your family warned you about in church," she said, prompting Lemon to embrace her in a hug.