Election Frenzy: Democracy at Stake

As voters hit the polls, initial results from Indiana, Kentucky, and West Virginia show a lead for Trump, while Kamala Harris takes Vermont. Key battleground states remain crucial. Exit polls reveal a majority feared for democracy, highlighting deep national divisions. Trump and Harris each make compelling voter appeals.

In a captivating display of American democracy, initial election results reveal Donald Trump's victory in Indiana, Kentucky, and West Virginia, while Kamala Harris has clinched Vermont, according to Edison Research projections.

As the polls close in nine states, including pivotal Georgia and North Carolina, all eyes are on seven battleground states. Meanwhile, exit polls signal an unprecedented voter concern about the state of democracy, highlighting stark national divides.

Both Trump and Harris are making strong voter appeals, amidst escalating rhetoric and the promise of historic milestones, with the battle for control over Congress also at the forefront.

(With inputs from agencies.)