Harris-Trump showdown: First votes cast at midnight in tiny New Hampshire township
The first results of the 2024 election day show former President Donald Trump and Kamala Harris splitting the tiny town of Dixville Notch, New Hampshire's six votes.
The first results of the 2024 election day show former President Donald Trump and Kamala Harris splitting the tiny town of Dixville Notch, New Hampshire's six votes.
A bipartisan coalition of attorney generals throughout the country has unified a message calling for a peaceful response to the election results. Connecticut Attorney General William Tong, a Democrat, issued a Nov. 4 statement entreating a nonviolent response with Ohio Republican Attorney General Dave Yost, Oregon Democrat Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum, and Kansas Republican Attorney
In a barely five minute address to Michigan voters Monday night, Tim Walz spoke about abortion rights and insisted "everything is on the line."
Voters will decide on the nation’s first statewide program that would give each resident $1,600 a year, as well as unionizing thousands of cannabis workers. Oregonians will decide on five ballot measures, including whether to enact the nation’s first statewide Universal Basic Income (UBI) program and adopt ranked-choice voting in federal elections and most state
While rallying on Election Day eve, Sen. JD Vance stopped in Newtown, Pennsylvania, where he told voters that Kamala Harris' economic policy record proves she will not help their cost-of-living concerns.
United Nations members called a meeting after North Korea fired a test launch of a intercontinental nuclear-capable missile last week. The United States accused China and Russia of shielding North Korea from criticism during a United Nations Security Council meeting called Nov. 4 to address Pyongyang’s test launch of a nuclear-capable long-range missile last week.
One voter said his primary concern is government overreach and that he voted for the ‘guy who’s against that.’ More than 1.1 million Oregon voters had already cast their ballots heading into Election Day. As of Nov. 4, the Oregon Secretary of State’s office shows that more than 46 percent of the state’s more than