Election Day has arrived. It's Harris vs. Trump in the final push to the polls.
After months of enduring a deluge of punditry, polling and ad pitches, voters finally get their say.
After months of enduring a deluge of punditry, polling and ad pitches, voters finally get their say.
Millions of Americans across the country are poised to pour into the polls, where they will choose Tuesday whether to send Vice President Kamala Harris or former President Donald Trump to the Oval Office.
A bruising campaign exposed deep ideological divisions between the two parties and a yawning gender gap between Harris and Trump, with women supporting Harris by a 16-percentage-point margin and men backing Trump by 18 points, according to the latest NBC News poll.
Already, more than 77.3 million people have cast mail-in and early in-person ballots, according to an NBC News analysis.
But both candidates believe their fates rest with seven battleground states that will ultimately decide the contest. Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Arizona, Nevada, Georgia and North Carolina ended up consuming the campaign’s most precious resources: time and money. Hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of ads blanketed the airwaves in the battlegrounds as Harris and Trump held large-scale, competing rallies.
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