RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- Election Day has finally arrived in the United States.
While millions of voters have already cast their ballots via in-person early voting or by-mail absentee voting, millions more will flock to the polls Tuesday to make sure their voices are heard.
The top race on everybody's mind is the one for president. Donald Trump looks to be the second person to win non-consecutive terms in the White House, while Kamala Harris looks to be the first woman elected to the office.
North Carolina will play a key role in this election, as polls have both candidates running neck and neck. Plus, the state's 16 electoral college votes could be the decisive prize that gets a candidate to the 270 needed to win the race.
Down ballot, the Tar Heel state has many other important races up for grabs, including Governor, Lt. Governor, Superintendent of Public Instruction and more. Below you'll find the latest political headlines and updates across the state.
North Carolina State Board of Elections said officials across the state work to ensure the safety and security of all voters and the election process.
Several processes are in place to secure the state's elections, including voting equipment testing and the investigations division.
