Surveying stations opened on the East Coast in the midst of a fight by the two Republicans and Democrats to take control of the two places of Congress.
Senator posts and seats in state assemblies are additionally up for snatches. The mid-term races come part of the way through Mr Trump's four years in office and pursue a troublesome battle.
Surveys opened first in the East Coast conditions of Maine, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York and Virginia.Mr Trump gone to three arouses on the last day of crusading, telling his supporters: "All that we have accomplished is in question tomorrow." Barack Obama - on the battle field for the Democratic party - said "the character of our nation is on the vote.
Americans are voting in favor of every one of the 435 seats in the House of Representatives and 35 of 100 seats in the Senate - the two bodies that make up Congress. Governors are likewise being picked in 36 out of 50 states.If Republicans keep up their hang on both the Senate and the House of Representatives, they could expand on their plan and that of President Trump.
Be that as it may, if the Democrats wrest control of one or the two chambers, they could hinder or even switch Mr Trump's plans.Pollsters recommend Democrats may win the 23 seats they have to assume control over the House of Representatives, and potentially 15 or so additional seats. Be that as it may, the Democrats are relied upon to miss the mark regarding the two seats they have to win control of the Senate.
Trump's strong, yet for how much more?
Investigation by Jon Sopel, BBC North America Editor
Presidents have dependably directed consideration. Theodore Roosevelt called the White House his "domineering jerk lectern" - the place from which he could request consideration and advance his plan. However, Donald Trump has his very own domineering jerk podium, 55 million Twitter supporters and an inclination for saying the absurd.
You feel that everything in American life is a response to what Donald Trump has stated: his adherents venerating it, his adversaries lamenting it and the applicants very the poll endeavoring to get a chance to speak.
What's more, this has produced genuine energy in these races - both for and against him.
What occurs on decision day?
Following quite a while of battling, hypothesis, and billions of dollars spent on adverts, handouts and guard stickers, voters at last have their say.Democratic possibility for the House of Representatives have raised $649m (£500m) from individual contributors, more than twofold the $312m count for the Republicans.
Democrats are planning to accomplish a "mid-term wave" - a broad triumph that changes the state of the political guide in the US.
Hour-by-hour manual for decision night
Should Trump be stressed?
Some 34.3 million individuals have thrown early tickets and the genuine number is presumably higher, as indicated by the US Elections Project, a University of Florida-based data source. That figure in 2014 was simply 27.5 million.
In Texas, early casting a ballot has surpassed the whole turnout in 2014.
In any case, rainstorms are estimate for Tuesday along the eastern drift, and additionally snowstorms in the Midwest, which could influence turnout.
Kentucky's sixth locale
The main surveys close at 18:00 EST (23:00 GMT) in Kentucky, and the state could give some early signs of where the night is heading. The race for the sixth locale is between third-term Republican Rep Andy Barr and resigned Marine military pilot Democrat Amy McGrath. Mr Trump won here serenely two years back, so a Democrat triumph would be a stressing sign for Republicans.
Florida's governorship
A left-wing dynamic and a Trumpist moderate are fighting to wind up Florida's representative. The race is tight in an express that is generally equally partitioned, so the outcome will likewise be taken a gander at as an indication of things to come.
Georgia's governorship
Majority rule applicant Stacey Abrams will turn into the primary female African-American representative in the US in the event that she wins.
Republican adversary Brian Kemp's office has been blamed for voter concealment, one of the hot-catch issues this year.Texas Senate This challenge has gotten national media consideration, with prominent Republican Ted Cruz being nearly tested by Democrat Beto O'Rourke. Mr O'Rourke is seen as a rising star in the gathering and could turn into the primary Democratic representative in Texas for over two decades on the off chance that he wins.
Arizona Senate
This race is unbelievably close.
Martha McSally, a two-term Republican delegate from Arizona, is running against Democrat Kyrsten Sinema. Whoever wins will leave a mark on the world by turning into the primary lady to speak to the state in the Senate.
What are the key issues?
Amid his last crusade revives in Ohio, Indiana and Missouri, Mr Trump came back to his key battle issues, demanding that Democrats would harm the economy and permit more unlawful migration. Vote based applicants, in the mean time, have would in general stay away from straightforwardly defying the president, concentrating rather on alleged "kitchen table" issues, for example, human services and monetary disparity. The gathering trusts more youthful voters, rural conservatives and minorities will be attracted to the surveys to respond against the president's talk.
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Mr Trump has confronted boundless feedback for his troublesome dialect.
On Monday, Facebook, NBC and even Mr Trump's most loved system, Fox News, declared they would quit broadcasting a 30-second promotion paid for by his crusade, which highlighted an undocumented Mexican outsider.
In a meeting with ABC on Monday, the president said he wished he had taken "a significantly milder tone" all through his administration. I feel, to a specific degree, I must choose between limited options, yet perhaps I do, and possibly I could have been milder from that point of view."
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