As the U.S. gears up for what may be its tightest election yet, the Trump vs. Harris contest has stirred unprecedented voter interest, with early turnout figures already setting records. Over 70 million Americans have cast their votes, marking historic levels of engagement. Polls show a razor-thin margin between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, with neither candidate leading by more than a single point. Both campaigns are focused on mobilising voters, with experts suggesting that this surge in early turnout could lead to delayed final results. The nation watches closely as voters' sentiments shape the final days before the ultimate decision.
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00:00With just a few days away from the US presidential election, the early voter turnout has been
00:14historic.
00:17More than 70 million Americans have already cast their ballots for the 2024 November elections.
00:27The poll shows an extremely tight race, neither former President Donald Trump nor Vice President
00:32Kamala Harris leading by more than a single percentage point.
00:37Hello, I'm Prerna Shanila reporting from Washington DC where the tension is intense.
00:45Will Donald Trump hold all the states he currently has a lead on?
00:49Are polls underestimating Kamala Harris?
00:52It might all come down to voter outcome.
00:54Let's speak to some of these voters and understand the voting sentiments at this point.
00:58Did you vote for the election, Steven?
01:00Yes, yeah we already voted.
01:01And who did you support?
01:03I supported Kamala Harris.
01:06Because I remember 2016 and 2020 and how bad things got and I don't want to go back there.
01:12How would you feel if Donald Trump wins the election?
01:16Not particularly happy about it.
01:22I think his policies are bad, I think he's a bad person.
01:25What about you, Mel?
01:27Oh, pretty much the same.
01:29Did you support Harris?
01:31Yes.
01:32And how would you feel if Trump wins?
01:34Annoyed.
01:36Annoyed at the electorate and trying to figure out how best to support the causes I support
01:46under an administration that doesn't take care of anyone that I care about.
01:58I think I support Trump and I support Harris.
02:01Harris, their opinion on transgender and LGBTQ and illegal immigrants, they went too far on that.
02:12And it's kind of like destroying the teenagers' mental issue and destroying the border of America.
02:19Who do you support this election for?
02:22Presidential? Harris.
02:25Why?
02:27Because Trump is unacceptable.
02:30And how would you feel if Trump wins the election?
02:33I'd be very disappointed.
02:35Did I vote? No.
02:37No?
02:38I have not voted.
02:39And do you support either of the candidates?
02:41I'm nonpartisan. I'm neither way.
02:46Did you vote this election season?
02:48Yes, I have.
02:50And who do you support?
02:52Trump, of course.
02:54And how would you feel if Harris wins the election?
02:57Unhappy.
02:59And why do you support Trump?
03:02He's a businessman.
03:05With changes to voter ID laws and the early voting process,
03:10experts say the results likely won't be known on Election Day.