Special coverage from Washington starts at 22:00 GMT (17:00 EST) with Ros Atkins and Nuala McGovern.
Listeners in the UK will be able to tune in on BBC Radio 4 or BBC Radio 5 Live. Listeners outside the UK can hear the same broadcast on the BBC World Service.
At 06:00 GMT (01:00 EDT), UK listeners can choose between the Today programme on BBC Radio 4, presented by Justin Webb from Washington, or Breakfast on BBC Radio 5 Live. World Service listeners will hear Newsday at that time.
On BBC Sounds, global audiences can listen to continuous live coverage as the results come through, and in the days beyond, with the Live News Stream. Go to the live dial at the top of the BBC Sounds homepage and tap on Live News.
Our flagship US news podcast Americast will record special episodes, not just analysing events as they unfold throughout the night, but also in the days after.
The Global News Podcast will release a special bonus episode as the results are called in. And the Global Story will tell the story of the night, follow the results and what they mean for the world. Find all the US news and politics podcasts in the BBC Sounds US Election collection.
