Millions of Americans are heading to the polls to cast their ballots on Tuesday (Nov 5) as polling stations open across the United States, with the future of the American presidency coming down to a nail-biter race between Democratic candidate Kamala Harris and Republican nominee Donald Trump.
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00:00Millions of Americans are heading to the polls on Tuesday to choose between two sharply different
00:07candidates as their president for the next four years.
00:11Vice President Kamala Harris looks to become the first female president of America, while
00:16former President Donald Trump hopes to be re-elected once more after losing in the last
00:22election in 2020.
00:24Trump employed apocalyptic rhetoric on the campaign trail, while Harris warned that a
00:29second Trump term would threaten the very underpinnings of American democracy.
00:34More than 80 million Americans had already voted before Election Day, either via mail
00:40or in person, according to the University of Florida Election Lab.
00:46Opinion polls showed that the candidates are running neck and neck in each of the seven
00:49swing states that are likely to determine the winner.
00:53Trump returned to his home in West Palm Beach in the wee hours of Tuesday after a series
00:57of final rallies in Pennsylvania and Michigan on the eve of Election Day.
01:02He wrapped up his rally in Grand Rapids, saying that it is now totally in the hands of the
01:06voters.
01:07It's in our hands, right?
01:08It's in our hands.
01:09Pasteles, cassava, chicken gizzards.
01:10Harris did her last-minute campaigning by stopping by business premises and going door
01:21to door in a Pennsylvania suburb to woo voters.
01:25He returned to Washington, D.C. early Tuesday morning and is expected to attend the election
01:30night party at Howard University.