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Democrat candidate Joe Biden speaks during his last rally before Americans head to the polls (Picture: AP) Joe Biden has claimed the first victory of election day, winning all five votes in a small New Hampshire town. The results in Dixville Notch, near the Canadian border, were a sweep for the former Vice President. But it didn’t all go Biden’s way, as 20 kilometres to the south in Millsfield, Donald Trump won 16 votes to the Democrat’s five. Normally, the nation’s media would be crammed in together to watch the results in Dixville Notch, which has a long history of counting votes at midnight. President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence make their attempt to sway voters last night (Picture: Reuters) But that’s no longer possible because of coronavirus, with social distancing measures in place at polls across the US. Polls show Biden with a healthy lead nationally, and in most key swing states, but Trump insists he can pull off another surprise win. Nearly 100 million Americans have voted early and now it falls to election day voters to finish the job. More: World ‘Isis sympathiser’ shot dead in Vienna but gunman on loose as deaths rise Everyone in Liverpool to be offered Covid test in first big step for Operation Moonshot Street dubbed ‘Covidiot alley’ as hundreds gather after pubs shut Each candidate declared the other fundamentally unfit to lead a nation grappling with Covid-19 and facing foundational questions about racial justice and economic fairness. Biden entered election day with multiple paths to victory while Trump, playing catch-up in a number of battleground states, had a narrower, but still possible road to clinch 270 electoral college votes. Voters face long lines and the threat of the virus as they choose between two starkly different visions of America for the next four years. Get in touch with our news team by emailing us at webnews@metro.co.uk. For more stories like this, check our news page.
