Republicans may not have delivered the Golden State to Trump, voters still approved a number of conservative ballot measures.

The U.S. House majority hung in the balance Wednesday, teetering between Republican control that would usher in a new era of unified GOP governance in Washington or a flip to Democrats as a last line of resistance to a Trump second-term White House agenda.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), who will lose control of the Senate agenda next year as a result of Republicans string of victories on Election Night, urged his GOP colleagues to embrace bipartisanship next year to get things done. As we await the final tallies in elections across the country, Senate Democrats remain committed...

Democrats may have retained their hold on New Mexico with wins in every congressional race and the presidential contest, but shrinking margins of victory show voter support is shifting toward Republicans across much of the state

Conservative author David Frum announced on Wednesday that he has left the Republican Party following President-elect Trumps victory in the 2024 presidential election. De-registered as a Republican today, Frum, a staff writer at The Atlantic, wrote on the social platform X on Wednesday. Frum, a former speechwriter for then-President George W. Bush, has held onto...

Republican Rep. Scott Perry staved off a stiff challenge from Democrat Janelle Stelson in a U.S.House race in Pennsylvania to win a seventh term. On... Read MoreThe post

Democratic House candidate Eugene Vindman was victorious Wednesday over his Republican opponent for Virginia's 7th District.

Donald Trump won big on Tuesday, but how did his fellow Republicans fare in statewide races?

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. Democrat Eugene Vindman has won his Virginia House race, keeping the suburban Northern Virginia seat blue after Rep. Abigail Spanberger’s retirement. Vindman leads Republican Derrick Anderson, 51.1% to 48.9%, with 98% of votes counted, the Associated Press reports. Eugene Vindman rose to prominence as a whistleblower in the first impeachment of former...

There were some notable victories for LGBTQ+ candidates and causes in Tuesdays election, despite the devastating results that saw Donald Trump win the presidency and Republicans take control of the U.S. Senate and possibly the House of Representatives.

President-elect Donald Trump didn't turn the Big Apple red, but he did hold Vice President Kamala Harris to the worst election performance of any Democrat in New York City in nearly four decades.

Democratic retired Army Lt. Col. Eugene Vindman defeated Republican Derrick Anderson in the open race for Virginias 7th Congressional District in a close race that took nearly a day to determine the winner. The Associated Press called the race for Vindman at 6:24 p.m. EST on Wednesday with 98% of the vote counted. Vindman led […]

Republicans think theyre manlier men than Democrats.

Republicans will control the Senate next Congress with a majority of 52 to 54 seats, depending how outstanding races in Pennsylvania and Nevada fall, but they will still need to work with Democrats to get things done.

What started as a protest movement leads Michigans largest Arab-American enclave to give its vote to a Republican who once said Israel should finish the job in Gaza.

Republicans broke up ruling trifectas in Michigan and Minnesota, while limiting their losses in Wisconsin.

Republican incumbent Rep. Jen Kiggans held onto her House seat in Virginia's 2nd District in a race called Wednesday evening.

Former President Trumps performance among Latino and Hispanic voters offered one of the brightest spots for Republicans on Election Day, as the former president made inroads with the critical voting bloc. Despite the backlash Trump received for a rally featuring a comedian making racist jokes about Puerto Rico and Latinos, the former president appeared to...

To date, neither group has shown interest in standing up to a Republican who attempted a coup the last time he was in office.

DETROIT Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer will find it harder to maneuver in 2025 after Republicans took control of the state House. The GOP win forces the Democrat to negotiate or be relegated to lame-duck status her last two years in Lansing. Republicans entered Tuesday’s election with a 56-54 disadvantage. After controlling the lower chamber...