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Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are facing voters today as millions of Americans turn out to pick the next US president and end a bruising campaign that polls said favoured the Democrat. Will Donald Trump triumph or Hillary Clinton create history? Watch analysis with Prannoy Roy.
Donald Trump needs to win the closely-contested states: Walter Andersen
"If Trump gets the states where its very close then he just might swing it," says the associate director of South Asia Studies at the Johns Hopkins University.
"If Trump gets the states where its very close then he just might swing it," says the associate director of South Asia Studies at the Johns Hopkins University.
Here is a quick look at which way the states will vote
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Trump can win if gets the less educated voters: David Cay Johnston
"Donald Trump can only win if he can draw our less educated voters," says the Pulitzer Prize and IRE Medal winner.
"Donald Trump can only win if he can draw our less educated voters," says the Pulitzer Prize and IRE Medal winner.
Donald Trump is playing the populist card and Hillary Clinton is playing the institutional card, says Leela Ponappa, Ex-Deputy National Security Advisor
"Paul Ryan doesn't mention his name... Congress doesn't approve of him (Donald Trump)... yet he has 40% support... that's quite something," says Dorab Sopariwala.
Will the poll forecasts get it right again?
Dr Prannoy Roy: It is quite an achievement for Trump to rise above the Republican Party.
Walter Anderson (Johns Hopkins University): The interesting thing is if the rebellious groups across America unite?
Walter Anderson (Johns Hopkins University): The interesting thing is if the rebellious groups across America unite?
Here’s what the latest polls suggest on Hillary Clinton versus Donald Trump
Donald Trump has changed the rules of the game, says Dorab Sopariwala, Editorial Advisor, NDTV
We take a look at who's going to win and why, says Dr Prannoy Roy
"We take a last look at who's going to win and why - with all the latest opinion poll forecasts and with the underlying reasons for swings and roundabouts. If you think India has vote-bank politics - one look at American elections and you find vote-bank's taken to a whole new and sophisticated level."
"We take a last look at who's going to win and why - with all the latest opinion poll forecasts and with the underlying reasons for swings and roundabouts. If you think India has vote-bank politics - one look at American elections and you find vote-bank's taken to a whole new and sophisticated level."
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are facing voters today as millions of Americans turn out to pick the next US president and end a bruising campaign that polls said favoured the Democrat. Will Donald Trump triumph or Hillary Clinton create history? Watch analysis with Prannoy Roy.
