Monday is the final full day of campaigning before polls open, but 40m votes have already been cast.
President Joe Biden and ex-President Donald Trump fired up their voters as the election to reshape Congress entered its final campaign day.
Mr Biden spoke at a rally in New York on Sunday to support Governor Kathy Hochul, who is fending off an unexpectedly stiff challenge from Trump-backed Republican candidate Lee Zeldin. Meanwhile his predecessor in the White House, Mr Trump, was in Miami where he spoke for over an hour, hammering Democrats for leading the country towards "communism".
Over 40 million votes have already been cast during the early-voting period so far, experts say, overtaking the total number of early votes in 2018.
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