WASHINGTON, D.C. — With anticipation high, polling stations opened early Tuesday morning across the eastern United States, offering the final chance for millions of Americans to decide the nation’s next leader in a historic, close-fought race between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris.
As of this morning, a staggering 82 million voters had already participated in early voting, underscoring both the intensity and stakes of this year’s election. With the nation closely watching each precinct, this Election Day marks the culmination of a campaign season that has deeply engaged voters across the political spectrum, sparking high early turnout and enthusiastic participation at the polls.
The two candidates have spent the last few months driving home their distinct visions for the future, with voter turnout expected to be decisive. Voters today will add their voices to those who cast their ballots early, ensuring that by day’s end, Americans will have selected their next president.
