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The long-awaited or dreaded Election Day is approaching, and the race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris is fiercer than ever. Here are the best photos of the final stages before making the final decision.
A tough choice…
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On Halloween, October 30, 2024, a homeowner in Atlanta, Georgia, let his fake skeleton “vote.”
last few meters
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Kamala Harris delivered her closing remarks around midnight on Nov. 4 on the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art in the swing state of Pennsylvania, the setting for “Rocky,” the cult film about the boxer's rise.
“She is a left-wing radical lunatic”
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On November 4, 2024, Donald Trump insulted Harris in his final speech in the particularly competitive swing state of Michigan.
Strange comments from Trump supporters
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Trump's supporters await with more or less excitement their idol's last appearance, on November 4, 2024.
Now Harris must wait and see
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Harris and her team flew back to Washington on Air Force Two after her final speech.
Trump, animal lover
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Trump supporters are campaigning on his claims that Haitian immigrants eat pets. Outside a rally on October 3, 2024 in Saginaw, Michigan.
Take a boat to the polling station
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In Ridge Manor, Florida, a disaster relief center will be converted into a polling place on Election Day on Tuesday. Meanwhile, on November 4, 2024, the city was still under water from Hurricane Milton.
India supports Harris
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In Thulasendrapuram, the ancestral village of the US Vice President, Kamala Harris also has hopes of being elected. A priest prayed for the candidates and handed out sweets.
…and from Peru
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Shamans hold posters of Democratic presidential candidate and Vice President Kamala Harris during a blessing ceremony on a beach in Lima, Peru.
music of philadelphia voters
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In the swing state of Pennsylvania, a DJ created a good atmosphere near polling stations.
The Trump family voted
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Donald Trump and his wife Melania Trump vote in Palm Beach, Florida. Immediately afterwards, the candidate told reporters that he was confident of winning the election. “I hear we're doing great,” he added.
a voter in philadelphia
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A voter casts his vote in Philadelphia. Polling places look different everywhere.
Trump properties under surveillance
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Police patrol near Mar-a-Lago on Election Day. Trump's campaign organized an election party at the hotel for hundreds of guests. Elon Musk was also reportedly in attendance.
a voter in arizona
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Trump supporters headed to Scottsdale to vote in nice weather.
“Honk after voting”
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Volunteers encourage people to vote in Atlanta, Georgia. Voter turnout in the United States is typically relatively low, just over 50%. Experts expect this year's participation to be a record high.
JD Vance votes
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Vice presidential candidate J.D. Vance and his children vote in Cincinnati, Ohio. On Day X, he appealed to voters to stay in the queues, even if they were long.
Kamala Harris fights to the end
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The media now calls it their “signature move”: calling with good news. Presidential candidates also picked up the phone on Election Day to encourage the last few citizens to vote. At the Democratic National Committee headquarters in Washington, volunteers were “phone banking” until the end.
Safety first
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A police dog searches for possible contaminants in ballots on Election Day in Los Angeles.
Highly stressful for some, boring for others
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In Dearborn Heights, Michigan, a girl waits for her mother to fill out her ballot. This may take some time as the ballot may be several pages long.
Long queues forming in front of polling stations
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Lines sometimes formed at a polling place in Fort Defiance, Arizona. Polling stations will only close after everyone in line has voted.
news from space
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“Whether you're sitting, standing or floating – what matters is that you vote!” Nick Hague wrote on The X. Astronauts can vote in space via special “absentee ballots.” Since most NASA astronauts live near the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, Texas passed the corresponding law in 1997.
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