Campaign 2016

Americans make their choices at the polls

Many voters expressed relief the end was in sight after two years of bitterness and rancor.

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Cathy Nilsen pulled the curtain back as she left the voting booth in N.H.

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A Trump supporter stood outside Trump Tower in New York City.

A man dressed as ?Uncle Sam? voted at Public School 59 in New York City.

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A man dressed as ?Uncle Sam? voted at Public School 59 in NYC.

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Jermaine Johnson voted in Boston today.

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Voters arrived at Memorial High School/Ward 8 in Manchester, N.H.

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Donald Trump waved after casting his vote in New York City.

Hillary Clinton smiled as she voted at Douglas G. Grafflin School in Chappaqua, N.Y.

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Hillary Clinton smiled as she voted in Chappaqua, N.Y.

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A poll volunteer handed out an ?I Voted? sticker at a polling place in Oklahoma.

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A Trump supporter outside Trump Tower in New York City.

Manchester, NH, 11/07/16, Jesse Eliuk holds his daughter Sydney in long lines waiting to vote in the 2016 presidential election at at Memorial High School/Ward 8. (Suzanne Kreiter/Globe staff)

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Jesse Eliuk held his daughter while waiting to vote in Manchester, N.H.

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A Boston Police officer carrying a ballot box passed the line outside the Boston Public Library.

Donald Trump warns of election fraud

Trump refused to say whether he would concede defeat if he loses.

THE LATEST

Eric Trump?s ballot tweet may have broken N.Y. law

The second son of Donald Trump tweeted a photo of his ballot Tuesday.

Donald Trump?s only viable path to victory involves off-the-mark polling and surprise wins along the eastern seaboard and into the Midwest. — Chris Keane/REUTERS

Evan Horowitz | Quick Study

Early results could decide Trump?s fate in election

State by state, hour by hour, here is what you need to keep your eyes on tonight.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Questions will be coming for Brady and Belichick

If they indeed lent their support to the candidate, we should be allowed to ask why.

?It hurts me a lot?: Fans lash out at Tom Brady over alleged Trump vote

Many are not happy that Donald Trump said he received the Patriots quarterback?s endorsement.

Elizabeth Warren says she is ?nervous? about presidential election

Warren, accompanied by her husband, voted in Cambridge on Tuesday.

Some people are upset they didn?t get an ?I Voted? sticker

Communities aren?t required to hand them out on election day ? but many like it when they do.

More than 160,000 ballots cast in Boston so far

As of 3 p.m., the city?s voter turnout was higher than in each of the last two presidential elections at that hour.

Mass. voters consider weighty policy questions

Voters face four statewide policy referenda ? with a fifth tacked on in 16 cities and towns asking about a special property-tax surcharge.

TV CRITIC?s CORNER

Election ?16: the shimmy, the lips, the no shake, and the sniffle supercut

There were countless highlights and low points during the presidential race, many of which took place on TV.

EDITORIAL

Vote ? and then press states to improve system

After Tuesday, hopefully both parties will see that some fundamental election reforms are in their own best interests.

Voter resources

Election Day Today. Polls are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Resources Voter's guide: What to know Ballot questions overview: Read a summary Where to vote: Find your polling place

Election Day

Today. Polls are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Resources

Voter's guide: What to know

Ballot questions overview: Read a summary

Where to vote: Find your polling place

Chad Finn

Thoughts on the cancellation of ?Any Given Wednesday?

It?s understandable why HBO canceled the show, but it?s too bad it didn?t get a chance to grow.

Editorial: Hillary Clinton for president

Only one candidate for president belongs anywhere near the White House: The Globe endorses Clinton.

The tragedy that Boston forgot

One hundred years ago, a horrific trolley accident on Summer Street killed 46 people. Although it was dubbed the ?worst tragedy in the history of the city? at the time, it has now been all but erased from memory.