While Republican Donald Trump has secured a return to the White House, the popular vote is still being tallied as ballots are counted across the country. But as things stand late Wednesday morning ...

It's Election Day, and celebrities are using their platforms to encourage fans to vote, sharing selfies, "I Voted" stickers ...

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While he earned more electoral votes than his opponent Vice President Kamala Harris, the result of the popular vote is yet to be seen. The popular vote doesn't determine who wins a presidential ...

(NEXSTAR) – Former President Donald Trump has won the presidency over Vice President Kamala Harris, winning both the electoral college vote and the popular vote, something that has become very ...

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While he earned more electoral votes than his opponent Vice President Kamala Harris, the result of the popular vote is yet to be seen. The popular vote doesn't determine who wins a presidential ...

Sean "Diddy" Combs emerges from a voting booth after casting his ballot at a polling station on Nov. 4, 2008 in New York. AP Sean “Diddy” Combs can vote in the 2024 election while locked up ...

Trump won Middletown in 2020 with around 59% of the vote. Vance made his Middletown upbringing a central part of his campaign, and held his first solo rally as a vice presidential candidate at his ...

The District of Columbia also gets three, although it has no voting members in Congress. States may gain or lose electoral votes as the population shifts. In the congressional redistricting that ...

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CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — Voters across South Carolina overwhelmingly supported a measure to change the state constitution that may influence how people vote in future elections.