That’s it, the polling stations are open…

“We are going to win, we are going to win! » We share with you the images of Kamala Harris’ last meeting.

Let’s take stock of the figures. According to the University of Florida, 82 million Americans voted early. Of those, just under 45 million voted in person and about 38 million by mail.

In a video on YouTubethe rebel Jean-Luc Mélenchon explains that if he were American, he would vote for the ecologist Jill Stein. Unless he lived in a swing state that could change the outcome of the national election. Because if Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are “similar” on “capitalism”, “covering up the genocide” in Gaza or opposition to taxes on superprofits, they however have “a fundamental difference”, he believes.

“Donald Trump is against the right to voluntary termination of pregnancy” while “Kamala Harris defends this idea,” he slips. Enough to convince the rebel of a useful vote if he lived in one of the states which can swing to the Republican or Democratic sides in this election.

From 3 to 5 p.m., Jean Bouclier, head of the news department of 20 Minutes, will be on LCI to explain everything to you about the American presidential election. Don’t hesitate to go look at him and comment on his expertly disheveled hair or his comments (it’s better if those are the words).

The Democratic Party garners more than a million early votes in Pennsylvania. In this key “swing state”, Kamala Harris obtained 55.4% of the ballots already counted against 32.9% for the Republicans, according to Vote Hub.

The New York Times recalls that this election is historic. “Whether Americans turn to Kamala Harris, the Democratic vice-president, or to Donald Trump, the former Republican president, voters will make history: she would be the first woman elected to the White House and he, the first criminal condemned to sit in the Oval Office,” analyzes the newspaper.

Worried about possible excesses, some electoral officials also took training to learn how to barricade themselves in a room, or to use a fire hose to repel possible intruders.

It’s time for the daily recap where 20 Minutes summarizes the highlights of the campaign for you. Between punchlines and number of the day, to find out everything, it’s here:

And here we go for the millions of Americans who did not vote early. It is time to decide who will be the next president of the United States.

Washington learned from the attack on the Capitol by Donald Trump’s supporters. On this election day, the United States is barricading itself and preparing for a possible new insurrection. The FBI has planned a national command post in the capital to assess threats every moment of the day and night.

In the states of Nevada, Washington (a state in the northwest, not at all in the same place as the capital) and Oregon, the National Guard was mobilized. Across the country, some 100,000 polling stations were equipped with emergency call buttons and a number of businesses near the White House barricaded themselves in the hope of preventing damage and theft.

Rapper Will.i.am unveiled this Monday a new song “Yes She Can” which calls on his fans to vote for Democratic candidate Kamala Harris. “We might be better than ever/We’re about to have a woman president,” he raps on the track.

According to the X Decision Desk HQ account, which compiles the polls, Donald Trump is ahead in voting intentions in Nevada, Arizona, Pennsylvania and Georgia.

This is the home stretch. Many people have their eyes glued to the latest polls, hoping to predict the result of this election which promises to be ultra-close. But can we really trust polls?

According to a study by Visibrain, the American presidential election excites public opinion. In seven days, more than 93 million messages were published on this subject on social networks. That is… 154 messages per second. The platform notes that this is 86% more than in 2020. A trend of excitement that goes beyond American borders: the French post three times more on this subject than four years ago.

It’s a funny montage that mixes a photograph of American Vice-President Kamala Harris and the rapper Kaaris that Booba shared on

It is the “first in the Nation”, the first village to vote in the United States. Dixville Notch, a remote hamlet in New Hampshire, has already voted and counted its votes. Results: three votes went to Kamala Harris and three votes to Donald Trump, a perfect tie. Enough to illustrate once again how close this election is…

“If she doesn’t win we’re screwed. » Harris supporters fear a Trump comeback. At the Democratic rally in Philadelphia, where Vice President Kamala Harris spoke, the Democrat’s supporters detailed their fears…

The equation is simple: in the United States, for the presidential election this Tuesday, there are 538 electors at stake. And the goal of the game, for Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, is to obtain at least 270. to enter the White House. But what would happen in the event of a perfect tie between Harris and Trump? We answer you here:

In general, the real estate tycoon says whatever he thinks and his advisors have a hard time controlling what he says. But a few hours before the election, Donald Trump explained that he had been muzzled in the face of attacks from the former First Lady of the United States.

Do you know Moo Deng? Adorable baby pygmy hippopotamus, Moo Deng has become a viral phenomenon on social networks. The female, a real star of the Khao Kheow zoo in Thailand, had to choose between two cakes, one in the name of Kamala Harris, the other of Donald Trump. And the animal chose the Republican!