National Race Coverage
BREAKING NEWS!
Donald J. Trump has been elected as the 47th president of the United States. As some states were still being called, The Associated Press called Pennsylvania at approximately 2:24 A.M. on November 6th, 2024. The race has officially been called as of November 6th, 2024.
This is the presidential election map as of November 7th, 2024. The race was officially called on November 6th, 2024, and Donald J. Trump was elected the 47th President of the United States.
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Presidential Race
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As of 10:00 P.M., Donald Trump has been called the winner of Oklahoma. Winning with 69% of the votes, he had 909,083 votes from Oklahoma. Harris lost with only 29.2% of the votes, she had 384,145 votes from Oklahoma.
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As of 10:00 P.M., President Trump has been called the winner in Mississippi. He won with 59.2% of the votes, and Harris lost with 39% of the votes. Trump won with 175,851 votes in Mississippi and Harris ended with 115,380 votes.
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As of 9:35 P.M. Texas was called for Donald Trump with 54% of votes leading Trump to victory against Kamala who ended up with 43.9% of the votes. Trump won with 4,325,981 votes, to Harris’s 3,465,948 votes.
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8:38 P.M., Former President Donald Trump is leading the polls with 101 electoral votes while Vice President Kamala Harris is trailing behind with 52 electoral votes.
The Associated Press has called Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia, Tennessee, South Carolina, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Oklahoma, and Arkansas for Donald Trump. Maryland, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Vermont, and Deleware have been called for Kamala Harris.
Donald Trump seems to be securing the states that have a heavy amount of electoral votes such as Florida which carries 30 electoral votes and the states such as South Carolina and Alabama which each carry 9 electoral votes.
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Trump is projected to win Arkansas as of 8:35 P.M.
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8:15 P.M. Former President Donald Trump is leading the polls with 95 electoral votes while Vice President Kamala Harris is trailing behind with 35 electoral votes. The Associated Press has called Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia, Tennessee, South Carolina, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, and Oklahoma for Donald Trump. Maryland, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Vermont have been called for Kamala Harris.
Harris seems to be dominating the smaller northeastern states while Trump is taking the historically republican states.
The Senate race map as of November 7th, 2024, and this race has not been called. As of today, the Republican party holds the majority of the Senate seats. The Democratic party lost four seats, while the Republican party gained four seats.
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The House of Representatives race map as of November 7th, 2024, and this race has not been called. Today, The Republican party also holds a majority with 53 seats. Trailing not too far behind is the Democratic party with 45 seats.
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Senate Races
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10:30 P.M. Republican candidate Ted Cruz was named as the winner of the Senate in Texas. He won over the Senate by 53.8% of the vote, and Democratic candidate Colin Allred lost with 44.3% of the votes.
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As of 10:00 P.M., Moreno is still ahead in the senate in Ohio. He has 51.3% of the votes, and his opposing candidate, Brown, is trailing with 45.4% of the votes. If Moreno wins the Senate in Ohio, the Senate could flip the state.
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As of 9:32 P.M., the Associated Press has called the Maryland Senate race in favor of Angela Alsobrooks. With 54.6% of the vote (882,269 votes), Alsobrooks leads her closest competitor, Larry Hogan, who has 43.3% (699,372 votes). Mike Scott trails with only 2.1% (34,319 votes).
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9:19 P.M. New York State has followed the trend of remaining heavily democratic by reflecting Democratic Senator Kirsten Gillibrand. Senator Gillibrand is overwhelming, beating her Republican opponent, Michael Sapraicone, by leading by 70.7% of voters already counted. This will be Senator Gillibrand’s 3rd full term in the United States Senate.
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9:00 P.M. Fox News calls Nebraska Class 2 Seat for Pete Ricketts Class 1 seat still uncalled between Osborn and Fischer. Dan Osborn leads in votes with 56.6%, while Deb Fischer has 43.4%
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.9:00 P.M. Ted Cruz is ahead with 51.2% of the vote, and Allred trails close behind with 46.6% of the vote. Another candidate, Ted Brown, has only 1.9% of the vote as of now.
The Senate race in Texas is between Republican candidate Ted Cruz and Democratic candidate Colin Allred. Allred was leading in early in-person votes, with 56% of early voters voting for Allred. Cruz trailed with 425 of early in-person votes. Allred also led in early mail-in votes. He had 69% of early mail-in votes, and Cruz came in behind him again with 30% of early mail-in votes.
House Races
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10:27 P.M. EST: Incumbent Matt Cartwright still leads for Pennsylvania House District 8 at 52.4% to Bresnahan’s 47.6%. 70% of the expected votes are in, with an estimated 115,000 votes remaining
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10:13 P.M. EST: Cartwright continues to lead in Pennsylvania at 53% to Bresnahan’s 47%. Trump now leads Pennsylvania in the presidential election in Pennsylvania 50.6% to Harris’ 48.5% with 51% of votes counted.
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9:53 P.M. EST: Jeff Hurd has taken the lead over Frisch at 49.2% to Frisch’s 48%. 71% of votes are in, with an estimated 122,000 remaining.
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9:42 P.M. EST: 59% of expected votes are now in for the Colorado House District 3 results. Jeff Hurd has taken the lead at 50.1% to Frisch’s 47%. An estimated 171,000 remain.
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9:31 P.M. EST There has been a flipped seat in the House of Representatives in North Carolina. District 6 winner Republican candidate Addison McDowell
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9:29 P.M. EST: Democrat Don Davis continues to lead with 52.5% of votes totaling 136,355. Of the expected votes, 63% are in, and there are 154,000 estimated remaining.
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9:00 P.M. EST: New York District 4 polls have now closed, and officials have begun counting votes toward Anthony D’Esposito, the incumbent Republican candidate, and 9 p.m. EST: New York District 4 polls have now closed, and officials have begun counting votes for Anthony D’Esposito, the incumbent Republican candidate, and Laura Gillen, the Democratic candidate. They will begin processing these votes and counting ballots. Laura Gillen, the Democratic candidate. They will begin processing these votes and counting ballots.
The Senate race
earlier in the night...
As of 8:35 P.M., with 39% of the vote counted, incumbent Senator Tim Kaine holds the lead in the Virginia Senate race with 51.3%, while his Republican running mate, Hung Cao, is close behind at 48.7%. This close indicates a competitive race, though Kaine's current edge aligns with Virginia's recent trend of leaning Democratic in statewide elections.
If Kaine maintains his lead, it would secure his seat for another term, reinforcing Democratic representation in Virginia and contributing to the party’s efforts to hold its Senate majority.
8:32 P.M. Massachusetts incumbent Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren has secured and kept her seat in the Senate. Warren beat her republican opponent, John Deaton, securing 60.5% of votes for the state. 2,366 voters turned out in support of Warren across the state, while 1,543 voters turned out to vote for Deaton. Warren has served two terms in the Senate and has just secured her third.
As of 8:50 P.M., the Ohio Senate race is between Democrat Sherrod Brown, the incumbent, and Republican Bernie Monroe. This race is important to watch because it can flip the Senate if Republicans can take control of a seat currently held by a Democrat.
Democratic candidate, Sherrod Brown is ahead by a smidge with 49.3% of the vote, and Republican candidate, Bernie Monroe is not far behind with 48.1% of the votes. A third candidate, Don Kissick is trailing with only 2.6% of votes from Ohioans.
8:27 P.M., The Associated Press has called the Vermont Senate race for Incumbent Bernie Sanders. Senator Sanders beat his republican opponent, Gerald Malloy, by 46,629 votes, securing 65.5% of votes for the state of Vermont. This will be Sander’s fourth term in the senate seat for Vermont.
As of 8:22 P.M., with 14% of votes counted, Jim Justice is projected to win the Senate seat for West Virginia, currently holding 64.2% of the vote. Justice, the state’s current governor, and a Republican, has led a strong campaign emphasizing his conservative platform and economic priorities for West Virginia.
If his victory is confirmed, Justice will flip the seat, which is currently held by Independent Joe Manchin. This shift would further solidify West Virginia’s Republican alignment.
Jim Justice of West Virginia has beaten his democratic opponent Glenn Elliott flipped the Senate seat for West Virginia from Democrat to Republican.
Justice secured 62.8% of the state wide voted while his opponent secured 34.2%. 59,386 citizens of West Virginia voted for Justice. Elliot secured 32,328 votes.
The House race earlier in the night...
8:43 P.M. EST: Austin Theriault continues to lead Golden 53.9% to 40.7% with a total of 3,902 votes. Meranda has fallen to 5.3%. The estimated remaining votes are 387,000, as only 1% of expected votes are in.
8:37 P.M. EST: Democrat Matt Cartwright has taken the lead with 59.9% of the counted votes with a total of 21,940. The estimated remaining votes are 352,000, as only 8% of expected votes are in. Pennsylvania is a swing state in this presidential election and is very important for the Harris campaign to secure the presidency.
8:25 p.m. EST: Rick Allen still leads with 56.9% of the counted votes, which is 105,929. Georgia District 12 has passed 51% of expected votes, with 181,000 estimated remaining.
8:21 P.M. EST: Republican candidate Tom Barrett has taken the lead with 57.9% of votes, which equals 5,324. Only 2%
8:16 P.M. EST: Republican Rick Allen has retaken the lead with 56.8% of votes totaling 102,872. An estimated 186,000 votes remain as 49% of expected votes have been counted.
8:00 P.M. EST: Maine District 2 polls have now closed, and officials have begun counting votes toward Jared Golden, the Democratic incumbent candidate, and Republican Austin Theriault. Diana Merenda is running as a write-in candidate.
8:00 P.M. EST: Pennsylvania District 8 polls have now closed, and officials have begun counting votes toward Democrat Matt Cartwright, the incumbent, and Republican Robert Bresnahan.