US Presidential Election: Voting for Presidential elections begins in America, know when the results will be.

new Hampshire: Voting for the presidential elections has started in America. Voting was to begin between 7 and 9 am US time, but voters reached Dixville Notch in New Hampshire, USA, ahead of schedule on Tuesday morning. After which voting started at the official time. The voting process will continue till 11 o'clock. Let us tell you that according to Indian time, voting started at around 4.30 pm and will continue till 6 am on Wednesday.

Six registered voters from a small town in the north-eastern United States arrived to cast their votes at midnight, following a years-long tradition. Under the supervision of security forces, voting will end on time at most polling stations across the country by Tuesday evening.

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when will the result come

It is noteworthy that there is a system of pre-polling in America, due to which crores of American citizens across the country have already voted under pre-polling. More than 82 million voters had already cast ballots as of Monday night, according to data from the University of Florida Elections Lab. Let us tell you that the outcome of elections in America remains full of uncertainties. Although the election results come a few hours after the end of voting, but sometimes it takes more time. This can take days, weeks and, as in one case, a month.

In 2016, the result came by 2.30 pm

In 2016, voting closed on the evening of 8 November and the all-clear was given by 2:30 am. On November 9, Trump crossed the magic number of '270' Electoral College votes by winning the battleground state of Wisconsin and its 10 Electoral College votes. Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called him five minutes later to congratulate him.

the competition is close

Well, regarding the US Presidential elections, it is believed that this time the contest may be very close. Former President Donald Trump is the Republican Party candidate. On the other hand, the Democratic Party candidate is the current Vice President Kamala Harris. The Republican Party's Vice Presidential candidate is JD Vance. The Democrat Party has made Minnesota Governor Tim Walz the candidate.