We're into the last day of campaigning before America decides its next president.
The latest election polls suggest the race to become the next US president remains on a knife edge after more than 75 million people have voted.
Kamala Harris made waves over the weekend by featuring alongside comedian Maya Rudolph on the live comedy sketch show Saturday Night Live (SNL), while Donald Trump made a key pitch in swing state Georgia, labelling the Democrats a "demonic party".
Arguably the biggest story across the weekend, however, was new polling which suggested Harris will win in Iowa - a state Trump won by nearly 10 points in the last two elections and one which wasn't considered among the seven key battlegrounds.
Iowa hasn't been a swing state since 2012 - the last year a Democrat won it - so this could potentially be a hammer blow to Trump's party. The poll, while immediately discredited by the Republicans, was conducted by accurate pollster Ann Selzer.
Trump vs Harris Odds
| US Election Winner | Best Odds | Worst Odds |
|---|---|---|
| Donald Trump | 3/4 | 4/6 |
| Kamala Harris | 13/10 | 11/10 |
Who is the favourite to win the US Election?
Donald Trump remains the favourite to win the US Election with every bookmaker on oddschecker but the gap has closed over the weekend.
He is a best price 3/4 on Unibet but a shorter 4/6 with several bookmakers. Harris, meanwhile, is 13/10 on AK Bets but has come into 11/10 with Sky Bet.
The latest odds on Betfred suggest Trump is 57.9% likely to win the US Election tomorrow night, while Harris is given a 45.5% chance.
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What time will the US Election Results be announced?
The polls close on Tuesday evening but it's likely we won't know who has prevailed for days afterwards if the election is as close as it looks like being so far.
In 2020, the election took place on Tuesday 3rd November but US TV networks did not declare Joe Biden the winner until late in the morning on Saturday 7th November.
