Thanks for following along tonight, that’s all for our live coverage for now.

Before we go, let’s summarize what happened tonight.

Candidates campaign until the end

Both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris continued to campaign, and the candidates attempted to do so right up until Election Day.

The Republican candidate spent the day in Michigan and Wisconsin, calling on voters to make America great again by voting for him.

Kamala Harris was also in Wisconsin, and her rally in Milwaukee also hosted rapper Cardi B in the latest celebrity endorsement for the Democrat.

National Guard activated in US state ‘in case of electoral violence’

Washington state’s governor has said he is “activating” members of the National Guard to be on alert in case of violence surrounding the upcoming election.

Gov. Jay Inslee said he made the decision after receiving information and concerns about possible violence.

Early voting data reveals potentially decisive trends in two key swing states

A new analysis of early voting data from our US partner NBC revealed some interesting (and potentially crucial) trends in two key states.

According to the numbers, there are signs of an influx of new Democratic voters in Pennsylvania and new Republican voters in Arizona.

Arizona considers Trump’s comments a possible death threat

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has said her office is investigating comments made by Donald Trump.

He said Trump may have violated state laws prohibiting death threats.

Trump said last night that Cheney wouldn’t be a “radical war hawk” if she herself was in a war and had guns “pointed in her face.”

“Let’s put her there with a rifle and nine barrels firing at her, okay? Let’s see how she feels about it. You know, when the guns are pointed in her face,” Trump said during an event with Tucker Carlson.