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US Election 2016: Voting at first polling stations begins

The first polling stations for Tuesday's US 2016 presidential election have opened in the state of Vermont

US Election 2016: A voter casts a ballot during the Harpswell republican town caucus at the Old Orr's Island (Photo - Reuters)

US Election 2016: A voter casts a ballot during the Harpswell republican town caucus at the Old Orr's Island (Photo - Reuters)

IANS Washington

The first polling stations for Tuesday's US 2016 presidential election have opened in the state of Vermont.

The American electorate are to begin voting for Democrat Party candidate Hillary Clinton or her Republican counterpart Donald Trump, Efe news reported.

The first stations opened at 5 a.m., local time.

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First Published: Nov 08 2016 | 4:10 PM IST

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