Democratic challenger Joe Biden's campaign is spending Election Day focused on swing states, according to The Hill.
Biden began the day attending church with his wife Jill Biden and two of their granddaughters Finnegan and Natalie at St. Joseph on the Brandywine in Greenville, Delaware. Biden also visited his son Beau's grave.
The Democratic hopeful then visited his childhood home in Scranton, Pennsylvania, where he scrawled the message 'from this house to the White House with the grace of God' alongside his signature and the date of the 59th US presidential election on the wall of the living room.
Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton narrowly lost Pennsylvania to President Donald Trump in 2016, and Biden has made many visits to the state in recent weeks and remains ahead of Trump in most polls.
Vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris is set to travel to Detroit in Michigan, in an attempt to rally voters in another state Democrats narrowly lost in 2016, but where Biden is also leading in the latest polls.
Pennsylvania's 20 electoral votes and Michigan's 16 electoral votes could be crucial tipping points in the election as both Biden and Trump try to reach the 270 votes required for an Electoral College majority.