Hours before the US presidential election .. The most important numbers and data

What is the electoral process and American voting patterns? In numbers

About 240 million Americans are eligible to vote in the presidential election, and there are more than 94,000 polling stations in the fifty US states and the District of Columbia.

According to US law, American voters can cast their votes in several ways: early voting, mail-in voting, absentee balloting, absentee balloting in remote areas, absentee balloting in remote areas, and in-person voting at the polling station.

In the 2020 presidential election, voter turnout was slightly above the minimum of 66%.

According to US media, more than 81 million people cast their votes on or before the deadline for this year's elections.

According to the Pew Research Center in Washington, the turnout at that time was 46% for advance voting and 54% for in-person voting at polling stations.

Republican candidate Donald Trump has suspected fraud and has considered bringing in 100,000 lawyers and volunteers to monitor the election process at polling stations.

Participation rates vary from election to election, and this presidential election seems to be more heated than previous ones, as American voters await their decision.