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BELGRADE - According to Bloomberg News' prediction, Republican candidate Donald Trump is set to become the next president of the United States

At the same time, Clinton campaign chair Podesta reminded that the vote count is not over yet and called on Clinton's supporters to wait for tomorrow.

Americans go to the ballot box today to elect their new president. Many argue that the choice is between bad and worse.  

Whatever the outcome, the result will reverberate around the world. Ironically, if the person billed as the "bad choice" wins, many will breathe a sigh of relief because the person considered the "worse choice" does indeed appear to be that. 

Ending a months-long debate and curiosity not only for the United States but also for rest of the world, Americans are heading to polls Nov. 8 to cast their votes to determine who the next U.S. president will be. 

In a bid to frame the final days of the 2016 race for the White House against his democratic rival, GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump said on Friday in a scheduled stop in Ohio that he would bring “real change” to Washington if elected, and proposed doing so by getting rid of Hillary Clinton first.

The two U.S. presidential nominees, Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump, geared up on Nov. 4 for one final weekend to sway undecided voters and cajole supporters into turning out at the polls, slogging their way to the end of a divisive presidential campaign as the race continues to tighten.

"If European countries could vote in the U.S. presidential election Hillary Clinton would win, but the support for Donald Trump would not be insignificant."

The Beta agency is reporting this on Friday, citing an euractiv.com article.

Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump attacked one another's character as they pushed their closing arguments six days before the U.S. presidential election, while the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll showed Clinton's lead over Trump rising back to the margin she held last week, Reuters reported. 

U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said on Oct. 25 that Democrat Hillary Clinton's plan for Syria would "lead to World War Three," because of the potential for conflict with military forces from nuclear-armed Russia. 

U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump urged Americans Oct. 24 to "rise above the noise" of the caustic 2016 race and elect him president, as he insisted he is winning against rival Democratic Hillary Clinton despite polls that show the opposite.

Republican candidate Donald Trump on Oct. 19 would not commit to accepting the outcome of the Nov. 8 U.S. presidential election if he loses, challenging a cornerstone of American democracy and sending shockwaves across the political spectrum.