Election Day is finally here in the United States of America, as millions all over the country decide who their new president will be.
The race between former President Donald Trump or Vice President Kamala Harris has been divisive leading up to voting day.
But in Ogdensburg, N.Y. – a border town about 100 kilometres south of Ottawa – the voting centre was busy with Americans who were beaming with pride after casting their ballot – whether they voted red or blue.
“I feel like I actually made an impact,” said 18-year-old Taylor Danshaw.
It’s the first presidential election that she and her partner – Nicholas Davison – have voted in.
“It felt pretty cool to get the sticker and everything,” Davison explained.
He told CTV News he voted for Trump, because of promises the former president has …