Trump Declared Winner In North Carolina
North Carolina was called for President Donald Trump by The Associated Press on Friday afternoon.
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Presidential Election
Why Is National Media Not Digging Deeper Into Voting Issues?
So here it is nearly two weeks past Election Day and the 2020 presidential race remains undetermined.
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Hispanic Voters Helped Trump Win In Florida And Texas
The Republican Party has become a more multiethnic, multiracial, and working-class party, politicians said after viewing election data and precinct-level exit polls.
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GOP Congressional Delegation To Propose Federal Election Security Legislation
Republicans in South Carolina’s congressional delegation are preparing to introduce a bill in Congress to address election irregularities as lawsuits continue over allegations of voter fraud during the Nov. 3 presidential election.
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Indiana’s Attorney General Joins In Election Fight At Supreme Court
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill joined several attorneys general from around the country in support of the Republican Party in its bid to challenge absentee ballots in Pennsylvania.
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Republicans Win Majority In U.S. Senate
Republican Dan Sullivan has won reelection in Alaska. With Sullivan keeping his Senate Seat, the Republicans have a total of 50 seats.
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GSA Holds On Final Election Outcome
The Center Square [By Bethany Blankley]- The General Services Administration (GSA), the agency tasked by Congress with approving a transfer
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U.S. Department Of Justice To Investigate Voter Fraud
Attorney General William Barr has authorized federal prosecutors to “pursue substantial allegations” of voting irregularities, according to a leaked memo.
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Tennessee Republicans Say Election Isn’t Over Yet
Tennessee Republicans from Gov. Bill Lee to the state’s congressional delegation to the Senate GOP caucus largely haven’t conceded a winner in the 2020 presidential election.
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Fraud Claims Have GOP Leaders In Florida Asking Questions
Florida Republican leaders and many of the state’s GOP voters are waiting for pending court cases, which include Trump campaign allegations of fraud, to be resolved in courts across several states before acknowledging Democrat Joe Biden as president-elect.
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