It is officially Election Day in the U.S., and the race for the White House remains a toss up between Vice President Kamala Harris and former president Donald Trump. From democracy, to the economy, immigration and reproductive rights, the stakes for the country in this race are historically high. But Trump has an added layer of personal woes and stakes, tied to his legal disputes, that could determine his fate of whether remaining a free man or going behind bars. If he loses, what will happen next?
Ahead of Nov. 5, Trump faces a plethora of possibilities no other former president or presidential candidate has experienced in American history— being a convicted felon and awaiting the fate of other criminal cases.
