With the U.S. Presidential Election just a day away, excitement is at an all-time high. People feel this anticipation both in the United States and around the world, particularly in India. Citizens there have gathered to show support for their preferred candidates. The campaign season has been intense, marked by months of rallies and debates. Now, it all comes down to this crucial moment, as Americans prepare to cast their votes on November 5.

This year’s election features a significant matchup between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris. Trump is the Republican candidate, while Harris represents the Democratic Party. The stakes are high, and both candidates strive to secure their positions.

Interestingly, the international interest in this election is notable. For example, devotees held a prayer ceremony in Delhi on Sunday evening. They organized this event specifically to support Trump. Spiritual leader Mahamandelshwar Swami Vedmutinanda Saraswati led the ceremony. Devotees participated in a “hawan,” which is a traditional Hindu ritual. Thus, they performed this ritual to bless Trump’s chances in the election.

The U.S. election process requires that voting occurs on the first Tuesday in November. Consequently, voting will take place on November 5 this year. However, millions of Americans have already participated in early voting. This trend reflects the heightened interest in the election.

Moreover, candidates are now pouring resources into key swing states. These states include Arizona, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Georgia. They often play a crucial role in determining the election’s outcome. As a result, candidates are focusing their last-minute efforts on these battleground regions.

Polling data suggests that this election is highly competitive. Recent surveys by The New York Times and Siena College show a near tie. Harris has gained support in North Carolina and Georgia. On the other hand, Trump has narrowed her lead in Pennsylvania. The latest poll projections indicate that Harris is slightly ahead in Nevada. She holds 49% of voter support compared to Trump’s 46%. Similarly, the margin in North Carolina is also narrow.

As the final ballots are cast, the world watches closely. People are eager to see who will lead the United States for the next four years. With predictions indicating one of the closest elections in recent history, the stakes are incredibly high. Thus, all eyes are on the results expected to unfold in the coming days.