Here's how long it took to declare a president in every election so far this century
In the longest delay in modern history, it took 35 days after the election to declare President George W. Bush the winner on Tuesday, Dec. 12, 2000. Allegations of miscounts, court debates and logistical voting issues, including a faulty ballot design, were to blame for the delay.
Bush in 2004 to carry the Inland Empire ... The region isn’t as liberal as Los Angeles or the Bay Area. Despite cruising to ...
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Biden's win came as voter turnout rose 7% over 2016, resulting in a total of 66% of U.S. adult citizens casting a ballot in ...
Republicans have often claimed that the polls lean left. To their point, every GOP presidential candidate since 2004, minus ...
In 2004, Trump told NYU students he was “too honest” to be a politician. 2 decades later, his son Barron Trump is the most ...
Donald Trump defeated Kamala Harris in the 2024 race for the White House. Follow along with live updates from across the USA ...
The top stories have revolved around how Trump wooed Latino voters, Black voters and young male voters. CNN’s exit polling, ...
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Former President Donald Trump has won Nevada in the 2024 election — something no Republican has done in 20 years. Trump leads ...
Mitt Romney before midnight on Election Day, Nov. 6. In the 2004 race, President George W. Bush won his second term after then-Sen. John Kerry conceded on a phone call on Wednesday, Nov. 3 ...
Vice President Kamala Harris was carried to Election Day with the biggest and most favorable media bias in history, according ...
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