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Harris Urges Acceptance of Election Results, Persistence in Fight
Kamala Harris conceded the election at Howard University, urging supporters to continue their fight for their vision of the country, despite her loss to Donald Trump.
Democrats Triumph in North Carolina amid Trump’s Victory
North Carolinians favored Trump in the election, but rejected extreme right state candidates, electing Democrats…
NC’s General Assembly Republican Supermajority Ends
With Democrat Josh Stein winning the governor's race, the end of the Republican supermajority in North Carolina…
Trump Secures Presidential Victory
Donald Trump has been elected as the 47th US President, making an extraordinary comeback after his defeat four years ago. His victory sees him outperform his 2020 results, while Harris underperformed compared to Biden's presidential win.
Uncertain presidential race as key swing states continue counting votes
The presidential race remains too close to call with key swing states like Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin,…
Jeff Jackson Victorious in NC Attorney General Race
Jeff Jackson has defeated Dan Bishop in the race for North Carolina attorney general. At 42, Jackson will be one of…
Intentional Voter Fraud That Alters Elections Is Non-Existent
"Intentional voter fraud that changes an election outcome is rarer than getting struck by lightning while being eaten by a shark in Nebraska. Voter fraud in the US is rare and election-stealing fraud is non-existent."
Republicans for Harris Appeal to Trump-Wary ‘Whisper Caucus’ GOP
Republicans who previously hesitated to voice their concerns about Donald Trump are now ready to speak with their…
Stein Highlights Down-Ballot Race Importance at Wilson Rally
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Josh Stein rallies voters in Wilson, NC, joined by Supreme Court Justice Allison…
Tracking Election Results: Key States to Watch Like a Pro
Understanding election night in the US is like solving a jigsaw puzzle, with the picture constantly changing as results from thousands of counties and towns are reported. This in-depth analysis explains the unique reporting styles of key states, and why early results can sometimes lead to a "mirage" that misrepresents the final outcome.