 As NPR's Ritu Chatterjee reports, psychologists say there are ways to manage one's mental health. It's normal to feel stressed and anxious leading up to the election, says psychologist Crystal Lewis. She's with the National Institute of Mental Health. There's a range of emotions that people experience that can go from fear to anger to feeling stressed out to feeling extremely sad and fearful of the future. She says if those feelings linger and start to affect one's mood and daily life, it's important to address them.