INSIDER
295
Electoral Votes
226
Electoral Votes
Donald Trump
72,169,998
(51%)
Kamala Harris
67,358,700
(48%)
270 to win
83.7% Reporting (145,837 / 174,265)Live Results: Find Race Results
Election results a huge topic of discussion among Bexar County voters
Read full article: Election results a huge topic of discussion among Bexar County votersSome voters are delighted, while others are devastated by the news that former President Donald Trump will be returning to the White House.
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Trump's return to White House sets stage for far-reaching immigration crackdown
Read full article: Trump's return to White House sets stage for far-reaching immigration crackdownAn immigration crackdown appears imminent in a second Trump administration at a time when an APVoteCast survey shows the president-elect’s supporters largely focused on immigration and inflation — issues the Republican has hammered throughout his campaign.
Harris says nation must accept election results while urging supporters to keep fighting
Read full article: Harris says nation must accept election results while urging supporters to keep fightingFaced with a sweeping rejection by American voters, Kamala Harris has conceded the presidential election to Donald Trump and is encouraging supporters to continue fighting for their vision of the country.
Nearly 800,000 votes cast on Election Day in Bexar County, officials say
Read full article: Nearly 800,000 votes cast on Election Day in Bexar County, officials sayNearly 800,000 votes were cast in Bexar County on Election Day, which saw Donald Trump secure the presidency and strengthen Texas’ status as a red state.
Votes
%
Ted Cruz*(R)
Colin Allred(D)
(9,786 / 9,885)
Votes
%
Henry Cuellar*(D)
Jay Furman(R)
(279 / 282)
Votes
%
Marc LaHood(R)
Laurel Jordan Swift(D)
(77 / 78)
Votes
%
John Lujan III*(R)
Kristian Carranza(D)
(87 / 88)
Senate
43
Democrat
1
Democrat Leaning
1
Other (Democratic Caucus)
1
Other Leaning (Democratic Caucus)
Other
Other Leaning
Other Leaning (Republican Caucus)
Other (Republican Caucus)
2
Republican Leaning
52
Republican
House of Representatives
190
Democrat
23
Democrat Leaning
Other (Democratic Caucus)
Other Leaning (Democratic Caucus)
Other
Other Leaning
Undecided
Other (Republican Caucus)
Other Leaning (Republican Caucus)
205
Republican
17
Republican Leaning
Governors
23
Democrat
Democrat Leaning
Other (Democratic Caucus)
Other Leaning (Democratic Caucus)
Other
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Other Leaning (Republican Caucus)
Other (Republican Caucus)
Republican Leaning
27
Republican