Kamala Harris

Millions of Americans have headed to the polls across the United States.

Academics, New Zealand’s US ambassador, and Guam’s Congressman have weighed in on what the election means for the Pacific.

Community organiser Joy Enomoto believes regardless of which of the two presidential candidates wins the race, there will be riots.

Alex Wilson said while the US didn’t have the money to support Americans living in their country, somehow it had the money to “single-handedly fund Israel to commit genocide”.

Unlike Aotearoa where a vote equals a vote, the United States have a very different way of doing things.

The close U.S. presidential race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, influenced by celebrity endorsements, received mixed reactions from young voters in Aotearoa.

The United States elections has dominated headlines worldwide but, as a small country in the South Pacific, why should we care?

Te Ao Māori News hit the streets and asked people if they cared about the upcoming US elections.

The 22-year old interview provides fascinating insights into the man who was once president, and who may well be president again.

Backs vice-president Kamala Harris to take nomination