On Tuesday, Americans will vote from coast to coast to decide who the next commander-in-chief of the United States is: former President Donald Trump or vice president Kamala Harris.

The whirlwind race in which the Republican former president seeks to return four years after he left the office faces off with a Democrat vice president who replaced her party’s nominee as the Democrat nomination without a primaries, since President Joe Biden pulled out of the race during the summer.

North Carolina, Georgia Arizona, Nevada Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania are the seven most important battleground states. A candidate must win 270 electoral vote to be able to claim the White House. All sides and observers have described this photo finish presidential race as “close” for weeks. Whoever the Americans elect to be their president, will have a major impact on the nation and all major issues facing the country as well as the world.

The majorities of the U.S. Senate as well as the U.S. House will be decided in addition to the presidential election. Republicans see an easy path to a Senate majority. Democrats, on the other hand, see a simple way to a House majoritiy. The party that controls both the Senate and the House could have a major impact on who is elected to the White House.

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UPDATE: 5:39 am ET ET:

The Associated Press declared Wisconsin to be Trump’s, giving him over 270 electoral votes. This outlet also declared Trump the winner of this year’s presidential election.

UPDATE: 2:52 am ET:

Donald Trump, the former president and now President-elect Donald Trump, has concluded his remarks during his victory party. Tomorrow, the transitional government will start its major work.

UPDATE: 2:51 a.m. ET:

Social media is awash with reports that Kamala has called Donald Trump and asked him to concede the election. These reports may or may not be true.

In his remarks, Trump also continues to say that he will be governed by the “simple slogan” he used in his first term, “Promises Made, Promises Kept.”

He said, “I will fulfill my promises.”

UPDATE: 2:38 am ET:

Trump says “we are going to seal those borders” and that he is in favor of immigration, but only if it’s done “legally”. He then brings Chris LaCivita (left) and Susie Wiles (right) up to the mic and thanks them.

UPDATE: 2:37 am ET:

Trump praises then “Vice-President-elect of United States JDVance” and Usha Vance. Trump describes Vance as “a feisty man” and says he has sent Vance to “the enemy camp”, when speaking about the establishment media. Trump then handed the microphone to Vance and said, “He absolutely obliterates” the establishment media.

“Mr. Vance: “I am grateful that you have allowed me to be a part of this amazing journey.” “I believe we have just witnessed the greatest comeback in American political history.”

Vance stated that the next step is “the greatest economic comeback in American History under Donald Trump’s Leadership.”

Trump notes that he took some heat in the beginning, but he says he was a great choice when he returns the microphone to Trump.

UPDATE: 2:33 am ET:

Trump also praised the GOP Senate victories and said that this nation had given a “unprecedented” mandate to the movement. He said, “Nobody was expecting that. Nobody.”

Trump thanked House Speaker Mike Johnson for his “terrific” job.

Trump thanks Melania Trump and promotes her best-selling book.

Trump thanked his family, including his children and their partners.

UPDATE: 2:30 a.m. ET:

Trump is celebrating the fact that he has won the popular vote so far, and also the fact that he leads Kamala Harris by several millions votes.

Trump said, “We feel a lot of love here.”

UPDATE: 2:29 am ET:

Trump thanked his supporters who gathered at his victory party. Trump declares, “This was an unprecedented movement.” “This is the biggest political movement in history.”

Trump said, “It will reach a whole new level of significance because we are going to heal our country.”

He adds that “we made history tonight for a very good reason” and calls it “the most incredible political victory our country has ever seen-nothing quite like this.”

Trump said, “I would like to thank you for electing me as your 47th and 45th President. I will fight for you with all my breath.” He added that “this is going to be a truly golden age for America.”

UPDATE: 2:26 A.M. ET:

Donald Trump, after winning the election, is addressing his supporters in West Palm Beach. He will be flanked by Melania, Barron, Eric and Donald Trump Jr. as well as several top supporters and employees. He is about to address the nation.

UPDATE: 2:19 am ET:

Although it’s not clear which party will be in control of the House, Republican chances are higher than Democrat odds.

UPDATE: 2:10 a.m. ET:

Kamala Harris’ prospects in Nevada are also beginning to look bleak.

UPDATE: 2:05 am ET:

The Nevada legislature is expected to see the Democrats lose their supermajority.

UPDATE: 1:58 am ET ET:

Sam Brown, the Republican nominee for U.S. Senate from Nevada, is ahead of Sen. Jacky Rose (D-NV), who was elected in November, by a few thousand votes and 0.3 percent. Brown’s victory in Nevada would be a massive blow to the Democrats. Republicans have flipped the Senate majority and the presidential majority. They could still win 57 U.S. Senate Seats tonight depending on the results in Arizona, Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.

UPDATE: 1:50 am ET ET:

Fox News has declared Wisconsin to be Donald Trump’s state. Fox’s map gives him 277 electoral vote. Alaska will give him at least 3 more electoral votes. He is also likely to get Michigan’s vote, and he currently leads both Arizona and Nevada.

UPDATE: 1:38 a.m. ET:

Donald Trump, the former president and president-elect, is expected to speak soon in West Palm Beach in Florida after he defeated Democratic Vice President Kamala Harriman in the presidential election of 2024.

Bret Baier, Fox News’ Bret Baier, said it clearly just now: Donald Trump will be 47th President of the United States.

UPDATE: 1:30 a.m. ET:

Fox News has named Pennsylvania as the state where Donald Trump will be elected president. Donald Trump has been elected president of the United States.

UPDATE: 1:05 am ET:

Trump is in a commanding position with 68 percent of the vote.