(Live) Mr. Trump is likely to win the second battleground state, with a score of 248-216.

American media are updating the projected results, Mr. Trump is currently leading and has a very important victory in the battleground state, while Ms. Harris is also chasing fiercely.

12:39 November 6, 2024

Trump wins 16 more votes in the battleground state of Georgia

According to the projected results, Mr. Trump won 248 votes with victories in the following states/electoral districts: Alabama (9), Arkansas (6), North Carolina (16), North Dakota (3), Florida (30), Georgia (16), Idaho (4), Indiana (11), Iowa (6), Kansas (6), Kentucky (8), Louisiana (8), Maine (1), Montana (4), Missouri (10), Mississippi (6), South Dakota (3), Nebraska (4), Ohio (17), Oklahoma (7), South Carolina (9), Tennessee (11), West Virginia (4), Texas (40), Utah (6), Wyoming (3). Ms. Harris won 216 votes with victories in the following states/electoral districts: California (54), Colorado (10), Connecticut (7), Delaware (3), Hawaii (4), Washington DC (3), Illinois (19), Maine (3), Maryland (10), Massachusetts (11), Nebraska (1), New Hampshire (4), New Jersey (14), New Mexico (5), New York (28), Oregon (8), Rhode Island (4), Vermont (3), Virginia (13), Washington (12).

12:05 November 6, 2024

Ms. Harris won 4 more votes in Hawaii and 1 vote in Nebraska.

According to the projected results, Mr. Trump won 232 votes with victories in the following states/electoral districts: Alabama (9), Arkansas (6), North Carolina (16), North Dakota (3), Florida (30), Idaho (4), Indiana (11), Iowa (6), Kansas (6), Kentucky (8), Louisiana (8), Maine (1), Montana (4), Missouri (10), Mississippi (6), South Dakota (3), Nebraska (4), Ohio (17), Oklahoma (7), South Carolina (9), Tennessee (11), West Virginia (4), Texas (40), Utah (6), Wyoming (3). Ms. Harris won 216 votes with victories in the following states/electoral districts: California (54), Colorado (10), Connecticut (7), Delaware (3), Hawaii (4), Washington DC (3), Illinois (19), Maine (3), Maryland (10), Massachusetts (11), Nebraska (1), New Hampshire (4), New Jersey (14), New Mexico (5), New York (28), Oregon (8), Rhode Island (4), Vermont (3), Virginia (13), Washington (12).

11:51 November 6, 2024

Republicans win control of the Senate

Republicans took control of the US Senate with victories in West Virginia and Ohio on November 5, ensuring that Donald Trump’s party will control at least one chamber of Congress next year, according to Reuters. Neither side appears to have a clear advantage in the battle for the House of Representatives, which Republicans control by a narrow margin.

11:45 November 6, 2024

Current score Trump 232 - Harris 211

Trực tiếp: Ông Trump khả năng thắng tiếp bang chiến địa thứ hai, tỷ số 248-216- Ảnh 1.

11:42 November 6, 2024

Trump wins in North Carolina, Harris wins 5 votes in New Mexico

According to the projected results, Mr. Trump won 232 votes with victories in the following states/electoral districts: Alabama (9), Arkansas (6), North Carolina (16), North Dakota (3), Florida (30), Idaho (4), Indiana (11), Iowa (6), Kansas (6), Kentucky (8), Louisiana (8), Maine (1), Montana (4), Missouri (10), Mississippi (6), South Dakota (3), Nebraska (4), Ohio (17), Oklahoma (7), South Carolina (9), Tennessee (11), West Virginia (4), Texas (40), Utah (6), Wyoming (3). Ms. Harris won 211 votes with victories in the following states/electoral districts: California (54), Colorado (10), Connecticut (7), Delaware (3), Washington DC (3), Illinois (19), Maine (3), Maryland (10), Massachusetts (11), New Hampshire (4), New Jersey (14), New Mexico (5), New York (28), Oregon (8), Rhode Island (4), Vermont (3), Virginia (13), Washington (12).

11:39 November 6, 2024

With 80 estimated votes counted in Pennsylvania, Mr. Trump won 51.2%

With 80 estimated votes counted in the must-win battleground state of Pennsylvania, Mr. Trump won 51.2%, compared to 47.8% for Ms. Harris, according to Reuters citing data from Edison Research.

11:33 November 6, 2024

USD, Bitcoin Rise as Traders Bet on Trump Win

The US dollar surged and bitcoin hit a record high on Friday, with most stock markets also rising as traders bet on a Donald Trump victory. While polls show a tight race for the White House, Republican Donald Trump appears to be outperforming his Democratic rival, Vice President Kamala Harris, in early projections, AFP reported. The US dollar rose 1.5% to 154.33 yen, its highest since July, while the greenback also gained more than 1% against the euro and more than 2% against the Mexican peso. Bitcoin rose nearly $6,000 to a record $75,005.06, surpassing its previous peak of $73,797.98 in March, AFP reported.

11:32 November 6, 2024

Mr. Trump is predicted to win 16 important votes in the "battleground" state of North Carolina.

According to the projections, Mr. Trump won the "battleground" state of North Carolina with 16 electoral votes. Major media outlets are continuing to follow closely.

11:28 November 6, 2024

Ms. Harris wins Oregon

Thus, she is said to have just received 8 more votes from the state of Oregon. According to the projected results, Mr. Trump won 216 votes with victories in the following states/electoral districts: Alabama (9), Arkansas (6), North Dakota (3), Florida (30), Idaho (4), Indiana (11), Iowa (6), Kansas (6), Kentucky (8), Louisiana (8), Maine (1), Montana (4), Missouri (10), Mississippi (6), South Dakota (3), Nebraska (4), Ohio (17), Oklahoma (7), South Carolina (9), Tennessee (11), West Virginia (4), Texas (40), Utah (6), Wyoming (3). Ms. Harris won 206 votes with victories in the following states/electoral districts: California (54), Colorado (10), Connecticut (7), Delaware (3), Washington DC (3), Illinois (19), Maine (3), Maryland (10), Massachusetts (11), New Hampshire (4), New Jersey (14), New York (28), Oregon (8), Rhode Island (4), Vermont (3), Virginia (13), Washington (12).

11:05 November 6, 2024

Ms. Harris shortened the gap with 54 votes in California, the score is Trump 216 - Harris 198

According to the projected results, Mr. Trump won 216 votes with victories in the following states/electoral districts: Alabama (9), Arkansas (6), North Dakota (3), Florida (30), Idaho (4), Indiana (11), Iowa (6), Kansas (6), Kentucky (8), Louisiana (8), Maine (1), Montana (4), Missouri (10), Mississippi (6), South Dakota (3), Nebraska (4), Ohio (17), Oklahoma (7), South Carolina (9), Tennessee (11), West Virginia (4), Texas (40), Utah (6), Wyoming (3). Ms. Harris won 198 votes with victories in the following states/electoral districts: California (54), Colorado (10), Connecticut (7), Delaware (3), Washington DC (3), Illinois (19), Maine (3), Maryland (10), Massachusetts (11), New Hampshire (4), New Jersey (14), New York (28), Rhode Island (4), Vermont (3), Virginia (13), Washington (12).

10:51 November 6, 2024

Latest projections Trump 211 - Harris 130

According to the projected results, Mr. Trump won 211 votes with victories in the following states/electoral districts: Alabama (9), Arkansas (6), North Dakota (3), Florida (30), Indiana (11), Iowa (6), Kansas (6), Kentucky (8), Louisiana (8), Montana (4), Missouri (10), Mississippi (6), South Dakota (3) Ohio (17), Oklahoma (7), South Carolina (9), Tennessee (11), West Virginia (4), Texas (40), Utah (6), Wyoming (3). Ms. Harris won 130 votes with victories in the following states/electoral districts: Colorado (10), Connecticut (7), Delaware (3), Washington DC (3), Illinois (19), Maine-1 (1), Maryland (10), Massachusetts (11), New Hampshire (4), New Jersey (14), New York (28), Rhode Island (4), Vermont (3), Virginia (13).

10:31 November 6, 2024

Trump likely to win in battleground state Georgia

Decision Desk HQ has just projected Mr. Trump to win Georgia, a state with 16 electoral votes. Meanwhile, CNN has just quoted the election supervisor of Gwinnett County in Georgia as saying that a large batch of ballots with about 320,000 votes will be updated soon. Therefore, the situation is still unpredictable. In addition, NBC News projected that he also won Iowa (6 votes). Let's wait for updates from other agencies on the above two developments.

10:07 November 6, 2024

Trump wins 10 more votes in Utah, Montana

According to CNN's projections, former President Trump won Utah (6 votes) and Montana (4 votes), bringing his total to 205 votes, while Harris remains at 130 votes. Polls are also closing in the important battleground state of Nevada. Observers say that although Republicans have not won Nevada since 2004, this year could be the year to break that trend, after Nevada shifted more to the right in 2020.

10:00 November 6, 2024

All 7 battleground states close polling stations

The eastern state of Nevada was the last battleground state to close at 10 a.m., leaving seven battleground states (Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, North Carolina, Georgia, Arizona and Nevada) with polls closed.

10:00 November 6, 2024

Mrs. Harris misses her mother

Vice President Kamala Harris reflected on her family in the final hours of Election Day, telling a Milwaukee radio station that she was thinking about her mother, Shyamala Gopalan Harris. "I'm trying to stay focused on the task at hand. I'm reaching out to people across the country to remind them to go vote, because the polls are still open for at least a few more hours, but I'm still thinking about it. Maya and my family, they're all with me, so they're all in the house and the kids are running around. So I have my family with me — but I have: I think about my mom. I think about my uncles and my aunts who helped raise us and they're not here anymore. But I know they're watching," she told WNOV The Voice, a Black-owned radio station in Wisconsin.

Trực tiếp kết quả: Ông Trump dẫn trước bà Harris 205 - 130- Ảnh 1. — Image of Mrs. Harris and her mother

Ms. Harris was raised largely by her mother, an Indian-born breast cancer researcher who died in 2009. The vice president spoke at length about her mother when she accepted the Democratic nomination a few months ago. When asked to respond to voters who were reluctant to support a woman for the country's highest office, Ms. Harris pointed to her accomplishments. "I served as vice president for four years, where I met with over 150 world leaders, many of them multiple times. I negotiated agreements between the United States and our allies around the globe. I spent countless hours in the Situation Room, talking and working with the leaders of our military and our intelligence community," she said, going on to detail her career as a prosecutor. The Democratic nominee also encouraged listeners to "get out and vote."

09:53 November 6, 2024

Mr. Trump 195 - Ms. Harris 130

09:51 November 6, 2024

Situation in Nebraska: advantage for Mr. Trump

Nebraska awards two electoral votes to the candidate with the most popular votes statewide. The remaining three congressional districts each have one electoral vote. The candidate who wins the most votes in each district will win the electoral votes there. According to Fox News, Mr. Trump won two votes statewide and two votes in the 1st and 3rd districts.

09:46 November 6, 2024

Ms Harris will speak regardless of the outcome.

CNN quoted a senior adviser to Ms. Harris as saying that regardless of the race's outcome, the vice president is likely to address supporters in Washington, DC. The atmosphere at her results party was described as intimate, with staffers occasionally showing election results for everyone to see. Meanwhile, Mr. Trump had just had a brief conversation with supporters watching the results at his Mar-a-Lago resort. The former president requested constant updates on the results. His running mate, Senator JD Vance, was also in attendance, along with donors, family and friends.

09:33 November 6, 2024

The atmosphere in Palm Beach, near the resort where Mr. Trump watched the election results

Former President Trump spoke briefly to supporters watching the election results from his Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach, Florida, according to CNN citing sources. Wearing his signature red tie and dark suit, he spoke to those gathered in one of the rooms at the beachside club, while standing under a glittering chandelier and giant television screen. He was surrounded by donors, family and friends. The former president asked his campaign team to keep him updated.

09:13 November 6, 2024

Updated score: Mr. Trump 191 - Ms. Harris 130

Trực tiếp kết quả: Thắng Texas, ông Trump đang tạm dẫn xa bà Harris- Ảnh 1.

According to the projections, Mr. Trump won in the following states/electoral districts: Alabama (9), Arkansas (6), North Dakota (3), Florida (30), Indiana (11), Kansas (6), Kentucky (8), Louisiana (8), Missouri (10), Mississippi (6), South Dakota (3) Ohio (17), Oklahoma (7), South Carolina (9), Tennessee (11), West Virginia (4), Texas (40), Wyoming (3). Ms. Harris won in the following states/electoral districts: Colorado (10), Connecticut (7), Delaware (3), Washington DC (3), Illinois (19), Maine-1 (1), Maryland (10), Massachusetts (11), New Hampshire (4), New Jersey (14), New York (28), Rhode Island (4), Vermont (3), Virginia (13).

09:01 November 6, 2024

Trump wins in Texas, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming

Projections by NBC News and CNN show Mr. Trump winning in the states of Texas, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming.

08:51 November 6, 2024

Mr. Trump 111 - Ms. Harris 92

Here are the latest projected electoral votes, with the two candidates neck and neck.

08:37 November 6, 2024

Mrs. Harris pursues

Trực tiếp kết quả: Ông Trump đang dẫn trước, bà Harris bám đuổi quyết liệt- Ảnh 1.

08:36 November 6, 2024

Trump wins in Arkansas, Harris wins in Delaware

Most polling firms and media outlets predict that Mr. Trump will win Arkansas (6 electoral votes). Meanwhile, Ms. Harris is projected to win Delaware (3 electoral votes). This is President Joe Biden's home state.

08:32 November 6, 2024

Americans await results

08:31 November 6, 2024

Projection update: Trump wins Missouri and South Carolina

Former US President Donald Trump will win Missouri and South Carolina, CNN predicts. Accordingly, Mr. Trump can win 10 electoral votes in Missouri and 9 votes in South Carolina. At least 270 electoral votes are needed to win the 2024 presidential election.

08:12 November 6, 2024

Mr. Trump 105 - Ms. Harris 71

08:11 November 6, 2024

Odds of Trump winning continue to rise

Former US President Donald Trump's odds on the Polymarket (US) betting platform have reached 65 cents, up from 60 cents after the end of voting in some states. Meanwhile, US Vice President Kamala Harris's odds were last recorded at 35 cents. According to Reuters, the odds show that market participants expect Mr. Trump to win more than Ms. Harris. Currently, the two presidential candidates are still chasing each other closely in the polls.

08:05 November 6, 2024

Ms. Harris wins in 5 new states

Fox News projects Ms. Harris to win in Maryland, Connecticut, New Jersey, Illinois, Rhode Island.

08:05 November 6, 2024

Ms. Harris is chasing

Trực tiếp kết quả dự phóng: Ông Trump thắng liên tiếp, đang dẫn trước bà Harris- Ảnh 1.

08:02 November 6, 2024

Mr. Trump won in Florida, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Alabama

Former US President Donald Trump will win Florida, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Alabama, CNN predicts. Accordingly, Mr. Trump can win 7 electoral votes in Oklahoma, 11 votes in Tennessee, 30 votes in Florida and 9 votes in Alabama.

07:47 November 6, 2024

Update: Trump 23 - Harris 3

Updated forecast results: Mr. Trump won 3 states with 23 electoral votes, Ms. Harris won 1 state with 3 electoral votes.

07:46 November 6, 2024

US House Speaker talks about election certification

House Speaker Mike Johnson said on November 5 that he would do his part to certify the 2024 election results. "Of course," Johnson told the EWTN television network. "If we have a free and fair election, we will follow the Constitution. I mean, I swore an oath to defend the Constitution and have done so my entire life," Johnson added, stressing: "People need to calm down."

07:42 November 6, 2024

The state of competition for control of the two houses

Control of the Senate and House of Representatives is also at stake. According to Reuters, Republicans are expected to have an easier path to the Senate, while Democrats will have to defend some seats in Republican-leaning states. Meanwhile, control of the House of Representatives appears to be a real "fight", as Democrats only need to gain five more seats than in 2022 to regain the majority. According to projections from The New York Times , in the Senate, Republicans currently have 40 seats, while Democrats have 29. In the House of Representatives, Republicans have won 15 seats, while Democrats have won seven.

07:36 November 6, 2024

Trump wins in West Virginia

CNN projects Mr. Trump to win in West Virginia. There are 4 electoral votes in this state. Also in West Virginia. Governor Jim Justice easily won the election to the Senate, according to Reuters citing Edison Research projections.

07:29 November 6, 2024

Nevada officials create website for voters to change ballots

The Nevada Secretary of State's office has created a new website for voters to "fix" their ballots by verifying their signatures before they can be counted. Voters have until November 12 to fix their ballots, according to CNN. Nevada Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar told CNN that ballot correction is currently his office's biggest concern. Aguilar has reported the issue to Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo.

07:20 November 6, 2024

Russia speaks out about allegations of interference in US elections

Accusations of Russian interference in the US presidential election are nothing more than "malicious slander", Russia's RIA news agency quoted a statement from the Russian Embassy in the US on November 6. Reuters reported. "All allusions to a 'Russian conspiracy' are malicious slander, invented for use in the domestic political struggle in the US," RIA quoted the statement from the Russian embassy.

07:06 November 6, 2024

Predicted results: Trump likely to win Kentucky and Indiana, Harris likely to win Vermont

This is the latest projection result just announced by major media agencies such as CNN, ABC News, NBC News. Accordingly, Mr. Trump is likely to win 8 electoral votes in Kentucky and 11 votes in Indiana, according to CNN. Ms. Harris won 3 votes in Vermont. At least 270 electoral votes are needed to win the 2024 US presidential election.

06:36 November 6, 2024

The most expensive election in US history

The 2024 US election is expected to be the most expensive in history, with total contributions reaching $15.9 billion. AFP reported today, November 6, citing figures from the non-profit organization OpenSecrets, that spending, including congressional races, will surpass the $15.1 billion spent in the 2020 election and double the $6.5 billion spent in 2016.

06:25 November 6, 2024

Trump says there is massive fraud in Philadelphia, police say they don't know

The Philadelphia Police Department told CNN that it did not know what Trump was referring to in his Truth Social post about "massive fraud" and was not aware of any voting-related issues that required a law enforcement response. "There's been a lot of talk about massive fraud in Philadelphia. Law enforcement is coming!!!," Trump posted on Truth Social on the afternoon of November 5, or the morning of November 6, 2020. Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro said: "Pennsylvania counties, including Philadelphia, are conducting a safe and secure election." Voting on Election Day has been relatively smooth across Pennsylvania so far, although some counties have had issues with their vote-counting machines, according to CNN. An election official told CNN that at least 182,000 registered voters in Philadelphia have cast early ballots in the election.

06:20 November 6, 2024

Polls are closing soon

The election is drawing to a close as polling stations will officially close in the next few hours.

Trực tiếp kết quả dự phóng: Ông Trump thắng ở 2 bang, bà Harris thắng 1- Ảnh 1. — Voters go to the polls in Colorado

06:15 November 6, 2024

10 polling stations in Georgia close late due to disruptions

About 10 polling places in a “handful” of Georgia counties will close late because of unsubstantiated threats that briefly disrupted voting, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said. “Probably around 10,” Raffensperger said, referring to polling places where voting will be extended past 7 p.m. The polls are expected to be open for 20 to 40 minutes.

06:10 November 6, 2024

How is Mrs. Harris feeling?

Vice President Kamala Harris sits inside the Naval Observatory, finishing her final round of radio interviews, which two people who spoke to her described as "hopeful" and "optimistic."

Meanwhile, a team of senior advisers in the campaign room is tracking turnout reports by the minute. People identified as supporters who have not yet voted are getting calls or even knocking on doors in Michigan, Georgia, Pennsylvania and other states. “This is happening in real time. If you haven’t voted, we’re reaching out to you,” a Harris campaign official told CNN. The vice president has been speaking with Democratic governors and other officials in battleground states.

06:06 November 6, 2024

Milwaukee will recount 30,000 absentee ballots 'out of an abundance of caution'

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, spokesman Jeff Fleming said the city will rerun about 30,000 absentee ballots through its vote counting machines “out of an abundance of caution” after finding evidence that the doors on its vote counting machines were not properly closed. All of the machines are being set to zero, he said, and ballots will be fed through the machines again. That could add several hours to the counting process, Fleming said. The problem with the machines was due to human error and “we don’t believe they were tampered with in any way,” Fleming said.

05:59 November 6, 2024

Some polling stations were temporarily closed for various reasons.

With just hours to go before polls close, officials in Northville, Michigan, closed a polling station and moved voters to another area in suburban Detroit because of a natural gas leak, according to CBS News. In addition, hoax bomb threats were reported in at least three Georgia counties, forcing four polling stations across Gwinnett, Clayton and Fulton counties to temporarily close. Apache County, Arizona, experienced a problem with its voting machines. Some voters in Apache County had to wait more than two hours because of the problems, and many locations ran out of spare ballots while the machines were down. In another development, a man was arrested at the Capitol Visitor Center. According to Reuters, citing police, the person "smelled of gasoline and had a torch and flare gun." The man was undergoing a routine security screening when security discovered a flare gun and flashlight. He also had two boxes that smelled of gasoline when opened. He was immediately handcuffed and the Capitol Visitor Center was closed for the rest of the day.

05:55 November 6, 2024

FBI accuses Russia of spreading fake news about bombs at polling stations

The FBI said that fake bomb warnings allegedly planted by Russian agents were placed at polling stations in three battleground states: Georgia, Michigan and Wisconsin. The FBI said there were no credible threats at this time, adding that election integrity was one of the agency's top priorities. At least two polling stations that were targeted by bomb warnings were evacuated for about 30 minutes in Fulton County, Georgia. The Russian Embassy in Washington did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

05:44 November 6, 2024

Ms. Harris persuades voters

In an interview on Sirius XM radio, US Vice President Kamala Harris urged voters to "forget" former US President Donald Trump. Ms. Harris said that if Mr. Trump won the election, the former president could list his enemies and only serve his own interests. "As opposed to what I would do if elected president, which is to do it on Day One on my to-do list on behalf of the American people," Ms. Harris said. Ms. Harris added: "It all has to do with what your life is going to be like after January 20 and whether you have a president who is focused on the issues that affect you. Donald Trump does not have that plan. His plan is about grievances and about himself." In the brief interview, Ms. Harris also talked about her plans for the economy and policies on abortion and reproductive health. "I believe this is one of the defining issues of our time, that fundamental freedoms have been taken away from the American people, from American women, and we have a responsibility to fight to get them back," Harris said of the abortion issue.

05:07 November 6, 2024

Preliminary poll results of voters who have voted in 7 battleground states

In Georgia: 49% of voters see Harris as superior, while the rate for Trump is 46%, according to Reuters. In North Carolina: 48% of voters see Harris as superior, while 43% say Trump. In Pennsylvania: 46% of voters see Harris as superior, while the rate for Trump is 47%. In Arizona: 46% of voters see Harris and Trump as equal. In Michigan: 48% of voters see Harris as superior, compared to 45% for Trump. In Nevada: 44% of voters see Harris as superior, while the rate for Trump is 47%. In Wisconsin: 47% of voters see Harris and 44% of Trump, respectively, according to Reuters.

02:06 November 6, 2024

US election atmosphere from space

NASA astronauts on November 5 posted images of themselves celebrating Election Day from the International Space Station (ISS). The astronauts wore shirts with the colors of the American flag, with two wearing socks that read "Proud to be an American." Astronauts Butch Wilmore, Suni Williams and Don Pettit voted early in the presidential election while aboard the ISS, CNN reported, citing information from the Harris County Clerk of Court Office in Texas.

To cast their votes, the astronauts sent ballot data back to Earth in the same way they do between the space station and ground control, via NASA's Near Space Network, a collection of satellites in space that are linked to antennas on Earth. "This is a very important mission for us as citizens, and we'd love to be able to vote from space, which would be great," said Suni Williams at a press conference from the ISS on September 13.

12:57 November 5, 2024

Harris' team knocked on 100,000 Pennsylvania doors

Harris campaign officials said their team knocked on 100,000 doors in Pennsylvania on the morning of November 5 to urge people to vote. "We're making sure we're covering every inch of the field. It's about knocking on doors until the very end," a Harris adviser told CNN. On campaign day November 4, the vice president also visited some Pennsylvanians to urge them to vote, saying this is one of the closest elections and every vote matters. Pennsylvania is considered the most important of the seven battleground states because it has more electoral votes than the others.

23:47 November 4, 2024

Trump votes in Florida, Harris has first activity on election day

Former President Donald Trump has just voted in Florida, CNN reported. Mr. Trump went to the polling place in Palm Beach with his wife Melania.

The Democratic candidate gave an interview on a radio show on the morning of November 5. In it, Ms. Harris said she would have dinner with her family "as is tradition" before attending a results party at Howard University in Washington DC, the school where she studied, according to CNN. "And during the day, I will spend the day talking to people and reminding them to vote. I will urge people to remember that in our democracy, the people have to decide and your vote is your power," Ms. Harris told a station in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. In another interview with a station in Atlanta, Georgia, Ms. Harris also urged Georgians to vote. "We have to get it done. Today is voting day and people need to get out and be active," the Democratic candidate said. Speaking to the press after voting, the Republican candidate said he had "a great campaign." “I think this is probably the best campaign of the three. We did well the first time. We did better the second time, but something happened. I would say this is the best campaign we’ve run,” said the former president, who has so far refused to accept the 2020 results and has ruled out running in 2024.

23:35 November 4, 2024

Polling station evacuated due to bomb threat

Two polling places in Fulton County, Georgia, were evacuated for about 30 minutes after election officials received five bomb threats, according to CNN. After checking, officials determined the threats were not credible and voting operations were restored. Officials are asking the court to extend voting hours at the two locations. Meanwhile, the website for Florida voters to check their registration status was down on the morning of November 5 and officials are working to fix it. In several precincts in Bedford County, Pennsylvania, ballot counting machines were down and are being fixed. Voters' voting was not affected by the incident. Meanwhile, flooding from heavy rains in recent days has caused a power outage at a polling place in St. Louis County, Missouri. In Jefferson County, police said many people were unable to get to the polling place due to flooding, according to The Guardian.

21:56 November 4, 2024

FBI warns of election threats

The FBI is monitoring criminal threats to election workers and facilities from a command post. The command post, which has 80 employees from more than a dozen agencies, operates 24 hours a day and will remain in place until at least nine days after the election, according to ABC News. "This command post is where we bring in our experts with all of their expertise, plus our threat intelligence partners. We can disseminate information to key partners including state and local officials across the country," said Jim Barnacle, deputy assistant director of the FBI's criminal investigation unit. The agency is focusing on criminal threats such as threats to election workers, foreign influence, cyber threats and acts of violence. On November 5, the FBI warned about a video impersonating the agency telling voters to vote remotely because of the high risk of terrorism at polling places. Another video spoofs an FBI press release, claiming that prison administrators in several battleground states are tampering with inmate ballots and are working with a political party. The FBI has not yet determined who is behind these spoofs.

21:03 November 4, 2024

Mr. Vance votes in Ohio

Senator JD Vance, the Republican vice presidential candidate, voted in person in Cincinnati, Ohio on the morning of November 5. According to CNN, the senator appeared in good spirits when he went to St. Anthony of Padua Church to vote with his wife and children. "I feel good about this race," Mr. Vance said. "We expect to win," Mr. Vance told reporters outside the polling place. "But obviously no matter who wins, half the country will be somewhat disappointed, I think my attitude is the best way to heal the rift in the country and try to run the country the best I can." The candidate said he would travel to Palm Beach, Florida, that day to watch the results with his running mate Donald Trump.

20:54 November 4, 2024

47 state attorneys general call for peace between and after elections

On November 5, attorneys general from 47 states and three US territories issued a statement calling on people to remain peaceful and actively "condemn any acts of violence related to the election results". There are three attorneys general who did not sign this statement, including the three states of Indiana, Montana and Texas. The statement clearly stated: "We call on all Americans to vote, participate in civil discussions and, above all, respect the integrity of the democratic process... Violence has no place in the democratic process. We will use our authority to enforce the law against any illegal acts that threaten it".

20:27 November 4, 2024

Biden watches results at the White House

President Joe Biden and his wife Jill Biden have kept a relatively low profile in recent days and will continue to do so on Election Day, according to CNN. The leader will watch the election results at the White House with his aides.

20:24 November 4, 2024

Where were Trump and Harris on election day?

After his final campaign in Grand Rapids, Michigan, until 2 a.m. on November 5, Mr. Trump returned home to Florida and will vote in person there. He is scheduled to have a party to watch the election results in Palm Beach on the evening of November 5 (local time). Meanwhile, Ms. Kamala Harris attended her final campaign event in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on the evening of November 4 and has returned to Washington DC. Her office announced that the female vice president will participate in radio interviews on Election Day, according to CNN. She will also attend a party to watch the results at Howard University in Washington DC on the evening of November 5. That is where she earned a bachelor's degree in economics and political science in 1986. Ms. Harris voted by mail and the ballot was sent to her home state of California.

20:10 November 4, 2024

Americans worry about post-election violence

As millions of Americans flock to polling places across the country, election officials and law enforcement are focused on managing a fair and secure election amid a backdrop of threats, online misinformation and the prospect of a fierce legal battle in the coming weeks. In addition to the usual Election Day issues like long lines and weather, this year, election workers face the added challenge of an increased threat environment and a slew of lawsuits over voting rules and vote counting.

According to US media, businesses around the White House continued to install protective boards on their windows and erect fences outside on November 5 to guard against post-election violence. Washington DC Mayor Muriel Bowsew said the police have increased their presence in commercial areas.

19:28 November 4, 2024

Voters line up to vote

As of 7 a.m. (7 p.m. Vietnam time), more states continued to open polling stations for voters to cast their ballots. Media outlets recorded many people lining up at polling stations.

Trực tiếp kết quả dự phóng: Ông Trump thắng ở 2 bang, bà Harris thắng 1- Ảnh 2. — Voting in Asheville, North Carolina on November 5

Trực tiếp kết quả dự phóng: Ông Trump thắng ở 2 bang, bà Harris thắng 1- Ảnh 3. — An official ballot in New York

18:54 November 4, 2024

Election officials urge voters not to believe conspiracy theories

Election officials across the country — especially in battleground states — have pledged to maintain the integrity of the vote and urged voters not to be fooled by conspiracy theories, according to CNN. "In Georgia, it's easy to vote and hard to cheat. Our systems are secure and our staff is ready," Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said. The 2024 election has been dogged by accusations from Trump and other Republicans that the vote is "rigged." Candidate Trump has repeatedly made claims that Democrats are cheating in the election, and he has raised individual voting issues in an attempt to convince his supporters that the election is illegitimate if he loses, according to CNN.

17:50 November 4, 2024

Bad weather in some US states on election day

According to CNN, heavy rains were reported in Texas and the Missouri-Illinois border. Several flash flood warnings were also issued. The bad weather could affect voter travel in the early morning hours when polls open. The battleground state of Wisconsin has the worst weather of all the battleground states with storms forecast.

17:44 November 4, 2024

Polling stations open across the US

From 6am (5pm Vietnam time), a series of states such as Connecticut, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Virginia opened polling stations for voters to cast their ballots. Other states also opened their polls half an hour, an hour or two hours later. More than 240 million Americans are eligible to vote in this year's election. As of now, more than 79 million people have voted early by mail or in person.

15:53 November 4, 2024

Increased security on election day

Security has been beefed up in the US as voters head to the polls on November 5, following earlier threats against election workers. Some polling stations in cities and rural areas have added security measures, including concrete barriers and locked doors. Some election offices, especially in seven battleground states, have installed bulletproof glass , panic buttons and surveillance cameras to protect workers from potential violence, Axios reported on November 4. Election workers are also being trained on how to handle situations in case of tension on election night.

The Washington Post reported on November 4 that local officials plan to deploy snipers at key polling stations, along with using drones to monitor the situation. The National Guard is on standby in Washington, Oregon and Nevada, especially after ballot boxes were burned in Oregon and Nevada. In Colorado, Governor Jared Polis deployed a National Guard cybersecurity team, as did Connecticut.

15:45 November 4, 2024

The number of electors in 13 states changed.

The number of electors is allocated to each state according to the number of seats in the bicameral Congress, which is equal to the total number of seats in the US Senate and House of Representatives. The number of seats in the Senate is fixed at 2, while the number of seats in the House of Representatives varies according to population size. There are a total of 538 electors nationwide. In 2024, some states will have an increase or decrease in the number of electors compared to the 2020 election. Specifically, Texas will have 2 more electors. Colorado, Florida, Montana, North Carolina, and Oregon will each have 1 more. Meanwhile, California, Illinois, Michigan, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia will each lose 1 electoral vote compared to 2020. See also: US presidential election and the story of "winner takes all, loser takes nothing".

15:43 November 4, 2024

7 battleground states of the 2024 election

This year, the two candidates are particularly interested in seven battleground states: Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona, Nevada, North Carolina, and Georgia. Both Mr. Trump and Ms. Harris campaigned in battleground states until the last minute to win every vote.

15:40 November 4, 2024

No one is sure to win in the battleground state.

Mr. Trump and Ms. Harris are in an unprecedentedly close race. Neither candidate has a clear advantage nationally nor in the battleground states. The battleground states are considered to be the ones that will determine the final outcome. Polls and polls have consistently shown the two candidates neck and neck, with the difference within the margin of error.

15:26 November 4, 2024

Trump campaigned until 2am on election day

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump ended his final campaign at 2:10 a.m. on November 5 (local time) in Grand Rapids, Michigan, according to The Guardian .

Mr. Trump spoke continuously for nearly 2 hours, repeating many election commitments such as issuing import taxes and thoroughly handling illegal immigrants, protecting religious freedom, and the right to bear arms. "We will never surrender. Together, we will fight and we will win. Today, November 5th will be the most important day in the history of our country. I love you all. God bless you, Michigan, and the United States of America," Mr. Trump concluded his speech. Previously, on November 4th, he attended last-minute events in 3 states: North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Michigan. His long speech in Grand Rapids marked the end of a long campaign.

15:25 November 4, 2024

Harris campaigns in Pennsylvania

Vice President Kamala Harris held her final campaign event in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on the evening of November 4 (local time), according to CNN. In her speech, the Democratic candidate said her team was optimistic and excited, but also urged voters to go to the polls and said that Pennsylvania could decide the election outcome.

"The race is not over and we have to finish strong. This could be one of the closest races in history. Every vote matters. With just a few hours left, we still have work to do and as you've heard me say before, we like to work hard," Harris said.

15:24 November 4, 2024

Trump - Harris match tied at first election point

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump tied in a small New Hampshire town, one of the first places to call and kick off the US presidential election day nationwide.

The town of Dixville Notch, near the Canadian border on the northern tip of New Hampshire, opened and closed its polls just after midnight local time, a tradition that dates back to 1960. Four Republicans and two unaffiliated voters cast ballots. The results showed that Ms. Harris and Mr. Trump each received three votes.

13:31 November 4, 2024

Democratic candidate knocks on voters' doors

During her stop in Reading, Pennsylvania on November 4, Harris went door-to-door in a residential area to drum up support for her on Election Day. When she arrived at the first house, Harris met a couple and their son waiting in the front yard, welcoming the vice president, The Hill reported.

At the second house, Ms. Harris rang the doorbell and waited outside the door, then the couple appeared, the wife opened the door and hugged Ms. Harris. The Democratic presidential candidate told the couple: "I wanted to stop by and say I hope to get your vote." The wife replied: "I voted for you," adding that her husband would also vote for Ms. Harris on November 5.

The US presidential election, which takes place every four years, will help find the owner of the White House - the person who leads the country. This year, the election officially takes place on November 5. The two candidates are former President Donald Trump of the Republican Party and Vice President Kamala Harris of the Democratic Party. The race is still tight until the last minute, with no one having a clear advantage.

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