This is CNBC’s live coverage of the 2024 US elections on November 5.

The closing day of the 2024 presidential campaign continues and CNBC is broadcasting the final hours of the race live.

Former President Donald Trump He starts his day in Raleigh, North Carolina, then attends rallies in Reading, Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh, and wraps up the night in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Vice President Kamala Harris Rallies will also be held in Reading and Pittsburgh, part of the four-stop barnstorming in Pennsylvania, culminating in a massive rally and concert on the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

more than that 75 million people You’ve already voted early in person or by mail, according to NBC’s early voting tracker.

Primary polling locations in parts of Kentucky and Indiana will close at 6pm ET on Tuesday evening. For more information on poll hours and voting information by state, Click here.

Harris to barnstorm Pennsylvania on final day of campaign

Harris will spend her final day on the campaign trail, holding rallies in Pennsylvania, a must-win battleground state that both Republican and Democratic strategists see as key to winning the Oval Office.

Harris will start the day in Joe Biden’s hometown of Scranton, then hold a rally in Allentown, followed by a local stop in Reading. On Monday night, Harris will hold rallies in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. According to the campaign, the latter two will feature musical guests including Lady Gaga in Pittsburgh and Katy Perry in Philadelphia.

Pennsylvania favored Trump in the 2016 presidential election but favored Biden in 2020. Polls show Harris and Trump are neck and neck in the state.

—Jake Piazza

Nearly 76 million Americans have already voted early

Nearly 76 million Americans voted early, both by mail and in-person early voting. According to NBC News.

Among states that record voters’ party alignment, 41% of early voters are registered Democrats and 39% are registered Republicans. Early voting rules vary among states.

—Jake Piazza

Trump to hit three battleground states on Election Eve

Trump will split his time between three battleground states on the final day before the election.

Rallies are planned in Raleigh, North Carolina; Reading, Pennsylvania; Pittsburgh and Grand Rapids, Michigan, according to the Trump campaign.

Grand Rapids occupies a unique position in Trump’s campaign history: Michigan’s second-largest city was Trump’s final stop on Election Eve in both previous presidential campaigns.

—Jake Piazza