US Presidential election officially begins
American media have reported that the 2024 U.S. presidential election officially began with voting in the small town of Dixville Notch in New Hampshire.
ABC News reported on Tuesday, November 5 that the official voting process commenced in Dixville Notch, where the candidates received an equal number of votes in this initial round.
According to the report, the entire process in Dixville Notch took approximately 10 minutes from start to finish, marking the symbolic beginning of the national election.
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, the U.S. presidential candidates, officially concluded their campaigns yesterday. The latest polls indicate a tight race between them.
Notably, as of the night before the election, November 4, around 80 million Americans had participated in early voting, representing nearly half of all votes expected in the U.S. election.
Reports suggest that the final ballot in this U.S. election will be cast around 1:00 a.m. tomorrow, Wednesday, November 6 Pacific Time, which is approximately 9:00 a.m. Kabul time, in the state of Alaska.
The early voting turnout highlights the intense interest and engagement in this election, with millions casting their votes before Election Day.
This year’s election sees heightened anticipation, with significant public interest and a close race expected between the candidates.
As voting continues across the nation, the results from early voting and final ballots in each state will be crucial in determining the outcome of this tightly contested election. All eyes remain on the U.S. as the world waits to see who will emerge as the next president.
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