Harris or Trump? Long lines of voters in tense US election

Trump voted in Florida near his Mar-a-Lago residence, saying he felt “very confident” and that he wanted to be “very inclusive”.
But he aired concerns about the vote count – heightening fears he will reject the result and cite fraud if he loses.
“We’re so divided right now, and she’s about peace. And everything that her opponent has to say is really negative,” she added.
At the same school, 56-year-old Darlene Taylor noted her main issue is to “close the border”.
On Monday – the last day of rallies – Harris went all-in on must-win Pennsylvania, telling a huge crowd in Philadelphia: “Momentum is on our side.”
Trump – who would become the first convicted felon and oldest person to win the presidency – cast himself as the only solution to a country in terminal decline and overrun by “savage” migrants.
“We can fix every single problem our country faces and lead America – indeed, the world – to new heights of glory,” he told his closing rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan.