Eugene Vindman (D., Va.) prevailed in his election against Republican Derrick Anderson in one of the country’s tightest House races. Vindman, a former senior ethics official on the Trump administration’s National Security Council, led Anderson by 2.2 points with 98 percent of the vote reported when the Associated Press called the race for Virginia’s Seventh
President-elect Donald Trump has accepted President Joe Biden’s invitation to meet at the White House, signaling the start of the presidential transition. President-elect Donald Trump has accepted President Joe Biden’s invitation to meet at the White House during the presidential transition period, a Trump campaign spokesperson confirmed. Biden extended the invitation to Trump during a
Levin leads his Republican challenger Matt Gunderson by less than one percent as of Nov. 6. California’s 49th Congressional District is proving too close to call, as Democratic incumbent Mike Levin holds only a slim lead over the Republican challenger Matt Gunderson. Levin currently holds a 51 percent to 49 percent lead of 5,100 votes
President-elect Donald Trump has won greater support from nearly all demographic groups, but perhaps the most consequential one has been Gen Z voters aged 18 to 29. Although the majority of young voters still turned out for his Democratic opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris, Trump managed to greatly increase his success with this stratum, garnering
In two states Biden claimed from Trump in 2020, some see hopes dashed while others dream big. ATLANTA AND MILWAUKEE—Georgia and Wisconsin helped push President-elect Donald J. Trump across the finish line—in Wisconsin’s case, by prompting The Associated Press to call the 2024 election for him. After winning both states eight years ago, Trump lost
Less than a day after the results were announced, Harris supporters grieved, consoled one another, and vowed continued opposition to the Trump agenda. WASHINGTON—Democrats reacting to the outcome of the 2024 presidential election voiced the dual emotions of anguish over the loss and concern about the future under a second Trump presidency. Vice President Kamala
Berkeley voters rejected climate measure by a margin of 68 to 31 percent (Tim Boyle/Getty Images) Voters in Berkeley, California, soundly rejected a measure Tuesday evening that would have imposed a new tax on hundreds of buildings that have existing natural gas hookups in an effort to fight climate change and reduce emissions. Berkeley voters