As the United States braces for one of its most closely watched elections, voters nationwide are turning out to decide between incumbent Donald Trump and challenger Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential race.
This election has sparked global interest, with economic policies, immigration, crime, and gun control standing out as defining issues for both candidates.
Polls opened early in many states, with millions of Americans casting ballots in advance. Early indications show a surge in voter participation, suggesting a high-stakes race that may hinge on turnout across key battleground states, particularly in the Midwest and Southwest.
After polls close today , all eyes will be on the electoral map to determine which candidate will secure the necessary 270 Electoral College votes to win the presidency. With both sides energized, analysts predict a potentially long and contested result, with several legal challenges expected in closely contested states.
