Today, Americans go to the polls and around the country the queues for polling stations are long.
SVT's correspondent Stefan Åsberg is in the capital Washington DC and says that he has met many voters, both Democrats and Republicans who are on their way to vote.
- These are motivated voters.
Despite the fact that more than a hundred million Americans have already voted, many will make their choice today, he says in Aktuellt.
Stefan Åsberg describes the atmosphere on the spot as calm and says in the program that he hopes that this will continue throughout the election day.
Long queues in Delaware
In the Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden's home state of Delaware, SVT's Carina Bergfeldt is outside a polling station.
She says that most voters here will most likely vote for Biden, who has been elected senator here since 1972.
- But still there are long queues here, we have talked to several voters who say that even if they have waited for an hour, they have operated on their knees and they are freezing, they think it is worth being here today and casting their vote .
I asked a woman how she sees the United States tomorrow and she answered "better", she says.
Emotionally in Florida
With its 29 electoral votes, Florida is an important wave master state and here is SVT's correspondent Fouad Youcefi.
He tells how a woman was arrested by police just before the broadcast started after she tried to tear a Trump sign off the ground.
- It is an extremely emotional here and a choice that means a lot, he says