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Tuesday, November 3

Cathy Saunders wears a "VOTE" mask while standing on line to cast her ballot in Providence, Rhode Island.

OnPolitics: Finally, it's time for the voters to be counted

Today is the day. It's Election Day and President Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Joe Biden will now wait for the votes to be counted.

It's Election Day in America

More than��97 million Americans have voted nationwide before voters even began to head to the polls today, according to numbers compiled by @electproject. This represents more than 45% of registered voters nationwide.

Twenty-two states, plus the District of Columbia, offer same-day voter registration. Some of those include swing states of Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, and Wisconsin.

Voters who are in line by the time the polls close on Tuesday are entitled to vote, however, local polling place may close earlier than what is listed below for respective states.

More: Here's when the voting polls open and close in every state

President Donald Trump's and Democratic nominee Joe Biden's campaigns held some of their last events last night, pitching themselves to voters with just hours left in the 2020 election.

Both campaigns found themselves focusing their efforts on key swing states - Michigan, North Carolina and Pennsylvania among them - in the final day of the campaign. The contests could determine the outcome of the presidential election.

Former President Barack Obama stumped for Biden in Miami, Florida to rally Latino voters in the critical battleground state after some data suggests Democrats lacking with the demographic there.

More: Election 2020: All eyes will be on these 6 states on Election Day. Here's what we know.

Voting updates:

•	We may not know who won the presidential election tonight. That does not necessarily mean anything is broken, fraudulent, corrupted or wrong.
•	A federal judge said Monday that he will not invalidate almost 127,000 votes cast in drive-thru lanes in Texas' Harris County, the county that includes Houston and is the largest in Texas by population.
•	Biden's lead in USA TODAY's average of averages, which is based on data from RealClearPolitics and FiveThirtyEight, reached double-digits on Oct. 12, but has since fallen back to a 7.5-percentage point lead.
•	The presidential election isn't the only critical race happening today. Here are the races to watch as Democrats and Republicans battle across the country over control of the Senate.