Anyssa Bohanan is outside Election HQ in Clark County with a look at how many votes are expected to be cast on Tuesday, Nov. 5.

Yes, today is Election Day, when millions of Americans across the country will cast ballots in national, state and local elections. Tens of millions of Americans have already voted early or by mail. But we may not know the results of some of those races — particularly the presidential election — for days, depending on how close they are.

In Pennsylvania the count—or “canvass”—of postal ballots begins at 7am on election day. Most counties in the state, because they receive state funding, are required to keep at it until the job is finished, without pause. To be counted, postal votes must be received by the time that polls close, at 8pm on election day.

Happy Election Day! Voters in Washington are casting their ballots for dozens of state, local and federal candidates, four ballot initiatives that could drastically change state climate and tax policies and,

Amendment No. 1 would expand the commitment to the Coastal Protection and Restoration Fund to add federal money Louisiana receives from offshore wind, solar and other other altern