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2:15Now PlayingUS presidential hopeful Joe Biden visited a restaurant in the Democratic stronghold of Philadelphia on Tuesday.
Biden waved at a crowd of supports who cheered and chanted his name as he entered and left the building.
The presidential fate of Biden and Donald Trump was left in the hands of voters on Tuesday, who will decide which man will steer the country through the surging pandemic that has killed over 231,000 people, destroyed jobs and reshaped nearly every aspect of American life.
With almost 102 million Americans voting early and millions more waiting in lines on Election Day, the rancorous campaign across a polarized nation clearly stuck a nerve with the electorate.
Biden entered Election Day with multiple paths to victory while Trump, playing catch-up in a number of battleground states, had a narrower but still feasible road to clinch 270 Electoral College votes.
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