Nov 05 PBS News/NPR/Marist poll finds reshaping of support along racial lines By Matt Loffman In our latest poll, Donald Trump leads Harris 54 percent to 45 percent among white voters, but her 9-point deficit is a slight improvement over the 12-point advantage Trump had with this group in 2020. Harris instead has seen some… Continue reading
Nov 05 Poll: The gender gap shrunk in half in the last month By Matt Loffman In our final PBS News/NPR/Marist poll before Election Day, Donald Trump had held onto his lead among men, but it shrunk to 4 points, down from the 16-point advantage he had over Harris in October. At the same time,… Continue reading
Nov 05 Josh Stein: 'We chose hope over hate, competence over chaos, decency over division.' By Gary D. Robertson, Associated Press North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein was elected governor on Tuesday, defeating Republican Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson and maintaining Democratic leadership of the chief executive's office in a state where Republicans have recently controlled the legislature and appeals courts. Stein… Continue reading
Nov 05 All eyes on Native voters By Joshua Barajas We've seen how the Native vote can swing elections. Voters in the Navajo Nation helped President Joe Biden secure his 2020 win in Arizona. Indigenous voters were also key in recent state-level races in Montana and Alaska. Continue reading
Nov 05 Democrat Sarah McBride to become first openly transgender member in Congress after winning Delaware race By Associated Press With her victory over Republican John Whalen III, McBride is poised to become the first openly transgender person to serve in Congress. Continue reading
Nov 05 Sarah McBride becomes first transgender member of Congress By News Desk Democrat Sarah McBride wins Delaware's at-large seat in the U.S. House, the Associated Press reports. The Delaware state senator will be the first openly transgender member of Congress in American history. Continue reading
Nov 05 WATCH: North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein speaks after winning election for governor By Gary D. Robertson, Associated Press Stein's victory maintains Democratic leadership of the chief executive's office in a state where the GOP has been in recent control of the legislature and the appeals courts. Continue reading
Nov 05 Angela Alsobrooks becomes first Black senator from Maryland By News Desk Democratic Prince George's County Executive Angela Alsobrooks will become Maryland's next U.S. senator, the Associated Press reports. She will also make history as the state's first Black senator. Alsobrooks beat former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, a popular, two-term Republican. Along… Continue reading
Nov 05 Polls close at 10 p.m. in Nevada By News Desk Polls will be closing soon in battleground state Nevada, as well as Montana and Utah. Follow all of our live election results, plus find updates for Nevada. Continue reading
Nov 05 Oklahoma passes state question that says 'only' U.S. citizens can vote By Adam Kemp Voters in Oklahoma decided to restrict voting to "only" U.S. citizens, echoing a broader Republican effort to fight non-citizen voting, which is already rare, according to voting integrity experts. The Associated Press called the race for State Question 834, which… Continue reading