Published: 02:29, 04 November 2020 | Updated: 08:02, 04 November 2020
After battling long queues and the threat of Covid-19, voters took to the streets in their hundreds to await the results of the US presidential election.
From Florida to North Carolina, party allegiances were laid bare as voters donned “Make America Great Again” hats and mock Donald Trump costumes.
While some cheered at watch parties, others marched through their hometowns after an election race dominated by the coronavirus and racial tensions.
A live broadcast of Trump speaking from the White House is shown on screens at an election night party in Las Vegas (John Locher/AP)Republican supporters cheer results at an Election Night watch party in Atlanta, Georgia (John Bazemore/AP)Democrat supporter Rita Brown watches election results in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan (David Goldman/AP)A person in a Donald Trump costume joins protesters in Black Lives Matter Plaza, Washington (Susan Walsh/AP)Trump supporter Loretta Oakes reacts while watching returns in favour of Joe Biden, at a election-night watch party in Las Vegas. (John Locher/AP)Kurt Eberhardt, left, and his twin brother Kent wave flags in support of President Donald Trump in Lewiston, Idaho (Pete Caster/Lewiston Tribune/AP)Supporters of Republican Beth Van Duyne reacts to Texas’s 24th U.S. Congressional District candidate as she delivered her acceptance speech in Hurst, Texas (The Dallas Morning News via AP/Tom Fox)Drag queen Athena Dion, left, and Orlando Gonzales, executive director of Safeguarding American Values for Everyone (SAVE) at an Election Night watch party and drag show in Miami, Florida (Wilfredo Lee/AP)Democrat supporters decorate their vehicle as they arrive for an election night rally in Wilmington, Delaware (Andrew Harnik/AP)People march in Portland, Oregon (Marcio Jose Sanchez/AP)Supporters of President Donald Trump wait for election results in Stanton, California (Ashley Landis/AP)Marchers holding Confederate flags stomp on a Black Lives Matter flag in Graham, North Carolina (Khadejeh Nikouyeh/Greensboro News & Record/AP)
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