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6 Nov 2024
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The Epoch Times: Presidential Election Brief: The Early Results
Polling locations have closed in several states, with results being tabulated. Former President Donald Trump is projected to win Alabama, Mississippi, South Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Indiana, and Kentucky, while Vice President Kamala Harris is projected to win Maryland, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Vermont.
Sen. Bernie Sanders has been reelected in Vermont, and Sen. Mike Braun is leading in the Indiana gubernatorial race. In Milwaukee, officials will re-tabulate 31,000 absentee ballots due to a tabulation error. Vice President Harris is actively engaging in voter outreach on election night.
Fox News: Fox News Decision Desk projects Republican Deb Fischer holds Senate seat despite independent challenge
Incumbent Sen. Deb Fischer, R-Neb., has been projected to win re-election against independent candidate Dan Osborn, who criticized her for prioritizing lobbyist interests. Osborn's campaign focused on veterans' support, marijuana legalization, and gun safety, but he faced challenges from outside funding.
Fischer's victory secures her third term in the Senate, maintaining Republican strength ahead of the 2025 majority elections. The race was noted for its competitive nature, with some analysts shifting its status from "Solid Republican" to "Likely Republican."
Breitbart: Voter Surveys Show Record Latino Support for Donald Trump
Voter surveys indicate Donald Trump is poised to achieve a historic share of the Latino vote, with some polls showing him at 45%, alongside 12% of the black vote. This surpasses George W. Bush's 2004 record of 40% among Latinos during an economic boom.
Trump's support is particularly strong among blue-collar men, contrasting with the Democratic appeal to black and Latino women, who may favor government aid. His potential gains among these demographics could undermine Democratic strategies reliant on poorer migrant populations.
Fox News: Fox News projects Trump to win key state of North Carolina
Fox News Decision Desk projects that former President Trump will win North Carolina, securing its 16 electoral votes. Despite challenges from Hurricane Helene, efforts were made to ensure voting access in affected areas, and record turnout was reported on the first day of early voting.
The North Carolina Elections Board implemented a bipartisan emergency resolution to improve early voting access, adjusting sites and hours in 13 counties. North Carolina remains a crucial swing state in the presidential race, alongside others like Arizona and Georgia.
Forbes: Election Day 2024: Here’s Harris’ Clearest Path To Victory—As Trump’s North Carolina Win Narrows Path (Updated)
Former President Donald Trump gained an early lead in the election night results, winning North Carolina and leading in five other battleground states, bringing his electoral vote count to 230. Vice President Kamala Harris has 192 electoral votes, needing to win key northern swing states to reach 270.
Harris's campaign has focused on criticizing Trump, positioning herself as a candidate for the middle class, while navigating challenges in distinguishing her policies from Biden's. Trump has attacked her authenticity and intelligence, framing her as a product of the Democratic establishment.
GB News: US election: ‘I’d go home crying!’ Democrat voters fear Donald Trump victory as Republicans gain momentum
Democrat voters expressed anxiety about the possibility of Donald Trump winning the upcoming election, with some stating they would be devastated if he regained the presidency. Concerns center around critical swing states and the overall state of democracy.
As results start to emerge, Trump has already secured Kentucky's electoral votes, while Kamala Harris won Vermont. Both candidates are focusing on key states like Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania as they vie for the necessary 270 Electoral College votes.
The Economist: Winning North Carolina, Donald Trump seizes the early advantage
Donald Trump has gained an early advantage in the 2024 presidential race by winning North Carolina, signaling potential challenges for Kamala Harris. Early results indicate she is underperforming compared to Joe Biden's results from four years ago, narrowing her path to victory.
As the electoral college count progresses, financial markets appear to be favoring Trump. Despite some positive polls for Harris, the overall landscape suggests she remains the underdog in the race.
Human Events: US embassies in Europe say they won’t be throwing election night parties because of Trump
U.S. embassies in Europe are not planning to celebrate election night, with staff opting to head home instead. A potential Trump victory is viewed negatively by the diplomatic community, recalling the "calamitous" mood of 2016 when he defeated Clinton.
The U.S. Embassy in Rome is the only one hosting a gathering, reflecting the ideological bias of many diplomats appointed by Biden. Despite Trump's past loss, he may secure a second non-consecutive term, yet his message remains unpopular among European liberals.
Fox News: CNN accused of withholding critical documents needed to determine value ahead of defamation trial
U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young is suing CNN for defamation, claiming the network falsely portrayed him as an illegal profiteer during its coverage of the Afghanistan withdrawal in 2021. Young's attorneys allege CNN has withheld critical financial documents related to the case.
Judge William Henry has ordered CNN to produce any relevant cash flow records, emphasizing the network's responsibility to provide documents within its control. A trial is set to begin on January 6 in Florida.
Breitbart: Republicans Flip Governor's Mansion in Puerto Rico, Despite Joke Controversy
Republicans secured the governor's mansion in Puerto Rico with Congresswoman Jenniffer González-Colón's victory, despite controversy from a comedian's joke at a Trump rally. González-Colón, who has served as Puerto Rico’s Resident Commissioner since 2016, won by an eight-point margin.
Democrats anticipated a voter backlash due to the incident, but early results did not reflect this. Trump also performed well in Florida counties with significant Puerto Rican populations.
Fox News: Most vulnerable House Republican projected to lose NY swing seat
Rep. Brandon Williams, R-N.Y., is projected to lose his re-election bid to Democrat John Mannion, marking a setback for Republican efforts to maintain House control. Williams, considered the most vulnerable incumbent, faced challenges after New York's congressional map was redrawn.
House Democrats invested heavily in the race, which included accusations against both candidates regarding workplace conduct. Mannion, a former teacher, secured the seat previously held by Williams, who had aligned himself with Trump.
Breitbart: Toss-up Congressional Races Remain Close as Votes Come In
As of 10 p.m. ET on Tuesday, the House of Representatives race remained tight, with several key contests too close to call. Polls were still open in the West Coast, Hawaii, and Alaska, with 22 races identified as "toss-ups" by the Cook Political Report.
Results showed varying leads for both Democratic and Republican candidates in several districts, with some races reporting significant margins while others remained extremely close. None of the races had been officially called at that time.
Fox News: Speaker Mike Johnson wins re-election to House in Louisiana's 4th Congressional District
House Speaker Mike Johnson secured a win in Louisiana's 4th Congressional District, facing minimal opposition as Democrats did not field a candidate. He raised significant funds, contributing over $19 million to his campaign and $8 million to other GOP candidates.
Despite his victory, Johnson's future as GOP leader is uncertain, with some Republican members expressing hesitance about supporting him for continued leadership. He has indicated a desire to remain in his role if Republicans retain control of the House.
#society
Le Monde: Marijuana legalization fails in Florida after costly campaign
A campaign to legalize recreational marijuana in Florida failed on November 5, as it did not achieve the required 60% supermajority. The measure, funded largely by Trulieve, aimed to allow sales from medical dispensaries but faced opposition from the Florida Republican Party and Gov. Ron DeSantis.
Voters in several states also considered various measures, including those on abortion rights and noncitizen voting. While about half of U.S. states permit recreational marijuana, it remains illegal federally. Massachusetts is also voting on a measure to legalize natural psychedelics.
#economy
Breitbart: AP Exit Poll: Voters In Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Georgia, and Michigan More Focused On Economy
The economy is the primary concern for voters in the upcoming election, with 39% nationwide identifying it as the top issue. In key battleground states, this concern is even more pronounced, with Georgia at 44%, Pennsylvania at 43%, and North Carolina at 42%.
Michigan follows closely at 41%, while Arizona and Wisconsin align with the national average. Nevada shows a slight increase at 40%. These figures suggest that economic issues may significantly influence voter decisions in these critical states.