Yesterday marked the end of the most bitter campaign ever experienced in the USA, with Donald Trump threatening to jail Hillary and Hilary calling Donald Trump a mentally unstable person. The drama had evolved from phase to phase. They two candidates are unpopular with the masses, each candidate having a scandal to deal with.
Today Americans decides who leads them for the next four years. Should Nigerians be concerned about who emerges the next US President? Time will tell.

good luck

Which live update abi you wan hear ballot snatching? You think say na Edo election? For your info, more than half of the nation have already voted via post office mail.

The deal day is here..I spiritually see hilary clinton taking the shot

hmmm

SirJeffry:
Which live update abi you wan hear ballot snatching? You think say na Edo election? For your info, more than half of the nation have already voted via post office mail.

The update is actually the result coalition coming in..... we want to know who is leading the ballot. No be Edo election

Americans are choosing between a corruption politician and an inexperienced unfit billionaire. Wherever they decide to go, they are losing.

Call me when Trump wins

Good luck

danemenike:


The update is actually the result coalition coming in..... we want to know who is leading the ballot. No be Edo election

And wetin concern vulture with barber? Bros, face our own problem jare. Come, has Buhari and APC agreed to be paying us the monthly N5k allawe?

I slept 2:45 a.m....lol...was busy watching it on CNN...i've woken up already and I'm still watching oo

US election result: What time will we know who the winner is
The first handful of votes have been cast on US election day as part of one town's tradition of being "first in the nation".

TLDR: When will we know a result?
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Wednesday, 3pm AEDT (11pm ET)
This will be the first opportunity for the election to be 'called' by a US television network
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Polls open elsewhere later tonight, with most of the action for us taking place on Wednesday, November 9, Australian time.

Here are the key times you need to know and the states you need to watch as we await a winner:

Tuesday, 4pm AEDT
At midnight local time, eight ballots were cast in Dixville Notch, New Hampshire.

The results were: four votes for Hillary Clinton, two for Donald Trump, one for Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson, and one for 2012 Republican candidate Mitt Romney (via a write-in).

Tuesday, 10pm AEDT
Polls open in some states on the east coast.

Depending on the state, polling booths will open between 6am or 7am local time and close between 7pm or 8pm. (If you're in line when polls close, you still get to vote.)

Fun fact: there are six different time zones across the United States, but just to make things nice and complex there are 13 states operating with split time zones.

The point is, most voting will take place overnight Tuesday, Australian time.

Wednesday, 11am AEDT
Polling stations will start to close in eastern states.

Once the polls have closed, there will be a projection for each state based on opinion polls taken throughout the day. They are a good indication of the results but not always correct.

The key results to watch out for at this time are from swing states Florida, New Hampshire and Virginia.

Wednesday, 11:30am AEDT
Polls close in two more battleground states — North Carolina and Ohio. Mr Trump's best chance at victory is seen as more or less requiring a win from either Ohio or Florida, if not both.

In other words, this is when we might get an indication of how well Mr Trump is faring.

Wednesday, 12pm AEDT
Polls close in 18 states, the most important being Pennsylvania.

This is also when the final polls close in Florida (it's one of the states with a split time zone), so we might not get those projections until this time.

Wednesday, 1pm AEDT
Polls close in 10 states, including Wisconsin and swing state Colorado.

While Mrs Clinton is considered the favourite to win Wisconsin, a Trump upset there would point to a tight race across the board.

The final polls close at this time in Texas which has been solidly Republican, but which Democrats were hoping an increased migrant turnout might turn in their favour. If that happens, it would be a huge result.

Wednesday, 2pm AEDT
Voting ends in swing states Nevada and Iowa and three others seen as safe Republican territory.

If Mr Trump doesn't win Iowa, he's seen as being pretty much done. Although by this time, we should have a decent idea of how the night has played out.

Wednesday, 3pm AEDT
Voting closes in states on the west coast, including California, which is very much safe ground for Mrs Clinton.

Polls close in Alaska at 5pm AEDT, but it is a small state so it is unlikely to affect the outcome.

When will the winner be named?
The close of the polls on the west coast (i.e. 3pm AEDT) will be the first opportunity for the election to be "called". The US television networks and cable channels nowadays generally agree to wait until this time to declare a winner so as not to affect voting turnout in those states.

The magic number is 270 —

[quote author=SirJeffry post=50856141]And wetin concern vulture with barber? Bros, face our own problem jare. Come, has Buhari and APC agreed to be paying us the monthly N5k allawe?[/quo

Same way you watch EPL and Champions league is the same way I follow International politics and News. Bro, I didn't ask Buhari for 5k.

Rucheen:
Call me when Trump wins

in d next world bro!!

The foolery and ignorance of most pro-Drumpf commenters -- gosh!

The only thing worse than Trump contesting for president is, simpletons who actually support the 'retarded-tax-evading-pompous-pussy grabbing-racist-divisional-deluded-bankrupt-lying-con'.

P.S. Hillary wins today by at the minimum, 330 electoral votes (should/could be more, but some people would vote for the devil even, as long as he is contesting as a 'republitard').

ATEOTD, sane Americans won't just clown away their lives.