The pair will be joined by US correspondent Mark Stone as results come in from 5th and into the 6th of November.
Chief presenter Anna Botting and presenter Gillian Joseph will also be on hand as it becomes clearer who will lead America for the next four years: Vice President Kamala Harris or former President Donald Trump.
Correspondents James Matthews and Martha Kelner will be in the candidates’ home states of Florida and California as the results come in.
Sky News will have access to the most comprehensive exit poll and vote-counting results from every state, county and demographic across America through their sister network NBC.
The News Agents podcast host and former Sky News political correspondent, Lewis Goodall, will help viewers make sense of it all, using advanced data screens to deliver the latest numbers and most comprehensive data analysis on the race to the White House.
David Rhodes, Executive Chairman, Sky News: “Consistently this year audiences have demanded the full story of the US election. We’ll offer them the best team of presenters and correspondents with the best data available from the best studio in Washington—on the night and afterwards.”
Sky will be using NBC’s “Meet the Press” studio for their election night coverage.
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