In a recent statement, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, running mate of Vice President Kamala Harris, expressed confidence that former President Donald Trump would accept the election outcome, referencing historical precedents.

Speaking to reporters before departing Pennsylvania for Washington, DC, Walz indicated his readiness to support the election victor, irrespective of the outcome.

Concerns over election disruptions have been heightened by various bomb threats targeting polling sites across multiple states.

The FBI disclosed that these threats, which have been traced to Russian email domains, are not deemed credible.

Meanwhile, the tight presidential race between Harris and Trump is capturing widespread attention, with pivotal battleground states like Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin showing close polling results.

Over 77.3 million votes have already been cast in advance of Election Day.

The election saw a symbolic tie in the first community to vote, Dixville Notch, New Hampshire.

Despite the tensions, Walz expressed faith in the democratic process and the peaceful transition of power.