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US election is upon us and over the next few hours, polls will start closing and we would start having a fair idea on who is going to become the next President of the United States. All the polls are showing that it could be anybody’s night tonight.
Reports are coming out that Donald Trump is leading in states like Indiana, New Hampshire and Kentucky but it is too early to conclude. Trump is ahead with 70 percent of the votes in Indiana and 67.1 percent in Kentucky. These two were expected to go in Trump’s cap. New Hampshire is a battleground state and Trump is leading 52 to 41 percent.
