Published 15:41 IST, November 3rd 2020
US Election 2020: '3rd November' trends on Twitter as Americans vow to vote for President
As Election Day begins in the United States, ‘3rd November’ has started trending on the microblogging website, Twitter as Americans wait for the results.
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As Election Day begins in the United States, ‘3rd November’ has started trending on the microblogging website, Twitter. Marking the end of chaotic election campaigns amid the COVID-19 pandemic, economic crisis and national security, both Donald Trump and Joe Biden have ceded the stage to voters for November 3 verdict. Internet users across the globe either wished Americans “good luck” for the Election day or US citizens expressed their urge to know the results “as soon as possible”. Many Americans were seen urging everyone who did not vote early to go out and cast a ballot.
Good luck to America in the Presidential election today 3rd November 2020 🇺🇸 #PresidentialElection2020 pic.twitter.com/inMCVHMHrg
— ☘Lorraine Sutton☘ (@sutto15) November 3, 2020
Hey America - it’s 6pm, Tuesday November 3rd here in Australia. I’d advise getting off of Twitter cause we’re gonna be discussing your election results and there are MAJOR SPOILERS coming.
— Danny McGinlay (@dannymcginlay) November 3, 2020
It's already sunset on November 3rd here in Australia. Any exciting results ?
— Daniel Soffner (@danielsoffner) November 3, 2020
Here's a sneak peek on the November 3rd results. 🤫 pic.twitter.com/GR1xfPnQot
— ★ Franz, the leftist meme hunter 🏴🚩 (@pierre4progress) November 3, 2020
The US election is one of the most important of our lifetimes.
— Foundation #BuildBackLiberalism (@FoundationFND) November 3, 2020
In honour of the election on November 3rd we present an election day special of quotes about leadership, democracy and remembering the dangers of Donald Trump.#BuildBackLiberalism across the world.#VoteHimOut
Hi, today is Election Day, Tuesday, November 3rd 2020. I'm heading to work at polls today at my local Senior Center from 5:30 am till 7:30 pm. If you can, please, go and VOTE...
— DJCOOLRAY (@djcoolray) November 3, 2020
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— moonlight collective 🌙 (@moonlightcol) November 3, 2020
its 4 AM, november 3rd
i have fear :)
-gavin 🍃
It’s National Election Day! #Vote4YourFuture #VoteBiden #IVoted4Biden and I am encouraging all my friends to vote today, on Tuesday, November 3rd. #EduBlogger https://t.co/bEhlV5LwPr pic.twitter.com/fMp2mRvxkW
— M Denise Tolliver (@mdtolliver) November 3, 2020
November 3rd 2020. United States Presidential Election moment.
— Gavin BMX (@gavin_bmx_) November 3, 2020
3rd November
— Kawthar (@kawtherhommoud) November 3, 2020
Election day 🇺🇸
طبعا واكيد ترامب بيفوز ونادر احد يتوقع فوز بايدن
Election Day: November 3rd/2020 - The 46th Presidential Election!! ....113.... thats the number !!! pic.twitter.com/BOX4OGZUBA
— Northern_Risen (@Northern_Risen) November 3, 2020
The US presidential election of November 3rd, 2020 is possibly the most widely and closely watched electoral contest in the world. #Elections2020 #ElectionDay2020 #Biden #Trump pic.twitter.com/mY8IuD2E9d
— Fallenstein_E_S (@Fallenstein_E_S) November 3, 2020
When will results be announced?
Different states will stop voting at different times and the first polls will close on the East Coast at 19:00 local time (00:00 GMT). The rigorous voting in the United States is followed by a running total of votes as they are reported in each state. Even though the full count is never completed on the Election night, it is enough to confirm a winner by night. Each state will respectively “called” by American media outlets when they believe that a candidate has acquired unattainable lead. However, when most but not all votes are counted, the winner is only projected and is not the final result.
Biden wins in Dixville Notch, Trump in Millsfield
Meanwhile, in the first ballot results of the US Election 2020, former US Vice President and Democratic Challenger Joe Biden won in the tiny town of Dixville Notch in New Hampshire in a sweep by getting all five votes while Trump got none. The ballots in the town with 12 residents at the US-Canada border, were cast in the minutes after polls opened at midnight following its own tradition.
All eligible voters reportedly gathered in the stories “Ballot Room” at the Balsams resort in Dixville Notch to cast their secret ballots on November 3. The votes are tallied and announced hours before anywhere else in the nation on Election day. Even though it was one of the first nations known to announce its favourable candidate, the unincorporated township is not always predictive of the actual winner.
The ballot board with results from the #midnightvote in #DixvilleNotch. #NHpolitics #Election2020 #ElectionDay pic.twitter.com/ll3VxoSn9t
— Dixville Vote (@DixvilleVote) November 3, 2020
In the 2016 presidential elections, Dixville Notch had voted for Hillary Clinton, US President Donald Trump’s then-challenger. However, the Republican leader went on to win the Electoral College. Meanwhile, another town that opened its polls just after midnight, Millsfield where Trump won by 16-5 lead over Biden.
📍Millsfield, NH
— Emily Hottinger (@emhottinger) November 3, 2020
The Birth Place of Midnight Voting, First in the Nation, has voted and have declared @realDonaldTrump as the winner 🇺🇸#nhpolitics #firstinthefield #LeadRight pic.twitter.com/ly5qqNP77J
15:42 IST, November 3rd 2020