Trump v Clinton: The US election explained in the simplest terms

The US presidential election happens on Tuesday 8 November after one of the most bitter campaigns in memory.

There are hundreds of thousands of news articles and videos on the internet about who the candidates are, what they've said and what they plan to do if they win.

On this page we're keeping things super simple.

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All you need to know about how the next US president is elected

Here's how the election works - watch the 40 second video

This is what Donald Trump says he'll do if he wins

Watch the video: What would Donald Trump do?

This is what Hillary Clinton says she'll do if she wins

Watch the video: What would Hillary Clinton do?

What's the deal with Donald Trump's wall?

Watch this video: What's the deal with Donald Trump's wall?"

What's the deal with Hillary Clinton's emails?

Watch this video called "What's the deal with Hillary Clinton's emails?"

Or click here to read a story explaining the controversy about Hillary Clinton's emails.

Ever wondered why the Republicans have an elephant symbol?

Party Animals: Why Donald is on Team Elephant.

Ever wondered why the Democrats have a donkey symbol?

Party Animals: Why Hillary is on Team Donkey.

Voters in San Antonio, Texas, give their views on the election

Newsbeat hears from young voters in San Antonio, Texas, about which candidate they'll be voting for in the election.

We went to the Mexico/US border

Border Patrol Agent Joe Reyes explained his job to Newsbeat reporter Declan Harvey.

See our Facebook Live from the border.

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