Voters across the U.S. headed to the polls on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, for midterm elections that will decide the balance of power in Congress for the remainder of President Donald Trump's second term.
The final days of the campaign saw candidates making their closing arguments to voters in rallies and public appearances, while citizens began queuing at polling stations to cast their votes.
Supporters and candidates expressed enthusiasm in the final stretch of the election.
In Portland, Maine, voters like Natalie Fleming, accompanied by her baby, participated in the democratic process.
Across the country, citizens engaged in the election, with some holding signs and flags to express their views.
Candidates from both major parties made their final campaign pushes.
Lines formed at polling stations in various locations, including Nevada and Virginia, as citizens participated.
Individual voters marked their ballots, some expressing satisfaction with having participated.
In Michigan, voters made their way to polling locations.
Senator Susan Collins was seen greeting supporters in Patten, Maine, during her campaign efforts.