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ABC News contributor Cristina Tzintzún Ramirez and former RNC staff member Cassie Smedile talk about the candidates’ campaign strategies.

ABC News’ Elizabeth Schulze talks about security at the polls and a timeline for election results in the battleground state.

ABC News’ Mireya Villareal discuses how immigration has impacted the presidential election.

Byron Donalds, a Republican congressman from Florida and a Trump campaign surrogate, says his candidate will win because the U.S. is “a nation in decline.”

Consumer prices rose 2.4% in September compared to a year ago, according to the latest data released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

NYU’s Michael Waldman says the 2024 election will go "overwhelmingly smoothly."

Cory Booker, the Democratic senator for New Jersey and a Harris campaign surrogate, says voters have a chance to "vote for the future."

Agencies nationwide are dedicating "substantial resources" to ensure safety.

ABC News contributor Maria Elena Salinas discusses the issues that are driving voters to either presidential candidate.

ABC News’ Deb Roberts reports from the University of Wisconsin campus where she’s been speaking with young voters.

The National Review’s Ramesh Ponnuru and former Democratic Sen. Heidi Heitkamp discuss how abortion will play at the polls.

ABC News’ Devin Dwyer reports on what’s being done to combat election security threats and misinformation.

Polls show Harris and Trump are running neck and neck.

The Washington Post’s Mary Jordan discusses the factors that make this presidential race so unique.

Danielle Alvarez describes the mood within the former president’s camp on Election Day.

The former president spoke after casting his ballot in West Palm Beach, Florida.

ABC News’ Olivia Rubin reports on election security news in Georgia and Pennsylvania.

538's Galen Druke breaks down the paths to victory for the presidential candidates and the balance of power in Congress.

Republican strategist Tricia McLaughlin and Democratic strategist Stephanie Rawlings-Blake discuss potential political mistakes.

ABC News’ John Santucci and Zohreen Shah report on what the candidates’ camps are saying on Election Day.

Juan Benn Jr., managing editor of Howard University’s student newspaper, talks about covering the school’s famous alumnus.

Women and young voters are ready to make an impact.

ABC News contributor Marsha Espinosa and Republican strategist Samantha Dravis discuss areas of concern regarding the presidential candidates.

ABC News legal contributor Brian Buckmire on what people need to know about their rights as voters.

The Brennan Center’s Andrew Garber explains the “safeguards and guardrails” in place to ensure a secure election.

Biden dropped out of the race on July 21, opening the door for Kamala Harris.

Pritzker, the Democratic governor of Illinois and a Harris campaign surrogate, talks about the candidate’s chances of winning in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania.

Presidential historian Mark Updegrove explains what makes this presidential election so unique.

Democratic strategist Mariel Saez and Republican strategist Ashlee Rich Stephenson discuss confidence levels in their candidate winning.

KTRK's Courtney Carpenter reports from the state where more than 9 million people have already cast their ballots.

Former President Donald Trump’s running mate spoke to reporters after voting on Election Day in Ohio.

FBI gives media a look at how it's monitoring and acting on election threats.

Nearly half of states have laws restricting political apparel, per NCSL.

The winner of the presidential race will get three Electoral College votes.

See all of the swing states' results in the presidential race.

The winner in the presidential race will take the state's 10 electoral votes.

The winner of the presidential race will take the state’s 12 electoral votes.

The winner of the presidential race will get the state’s four electoral votes.

The winner will take the state’s three electoral votes.

The winner of the presidential race will get the state's 13 electoral votes.

The winner of the presidential race in Utah will get 6 electoral votes.

All polls will be closed by 8 p.m. ET.

On the ballot, voters will also make decisions about various propositions.

The winner of the presidential race will take the state’s 40 electoral votes.

The winner of the presidential race will get the state's four electoral votes.

The winner of the presidential race will take the state's nine electoral votes.

The winner in the presidential race will take the state's 19 electoral votes.

The winner of the presidential race in Oregon will get eight electoral votes.

The winner will net the state's seven electoral votes.

At stake are the state's 17 electoral votes.