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The next round of governor's races could bring big changes to state power
Over the next two years, 38 governor’s elections will be on the ballot, including in presidential battlegrounds and states with term-limited incumbents.
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Man arrested in connection with burglary of Trump campaign office
A man suspected of burglarizing a Trump campaign office in Virginia was arrested in California over the weekend, authorities said.
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Democrats flip final House seat in 2024 elections
Republicans will now have a narrow majority in the House next year, with Democrat Adam Gray flipping California’s 13th District.
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Democrat Ruben Gallego becomes Arizona's first Latino US senator
The GOP is set to have 53 seats in the 100-member Senate following Dem. Ruben Gallego’s victory over Rep. Kari Lake in Arizona.
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When will the 2024 election be certified?
The process to certify the 2024 presidential election will take months.
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What is the 22nd Amendment?
The 78-year-old president-elect, Donald Trump, will begin his second presidential term in January, but is there a possibility he could win a third term?
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Trump becomes second president-elect who will serve non-consecutive terms
Here is a brief history of non-consecutive presidential terms, a precedent set by Grover Cleveland in 1892.
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2024 election demographics: How did Americans vote by age, race?
Here is the latest voting demographic breakdown from exit polls conducted by NBC News, in conjunction with other news organizations across the country.
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What is a concession speech? What to know about the tradition
The tradition involves two reasons why concessions matter: the importance of handing off a functioning executive branch to the new commander-in-chief and the necessary prevention of any political violence.
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2024 U.S. election results live: Track who is winning the presidential election
As polls close across the country, here’s a look at the latest electoral vote maps and presidential election results for 2024
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Can a convicted felon be president? Here's what the Constitution says
Can Donald Trump serves as president again even though he’s been convicted of felony charges? Here’s what the U.S. Constitution says about who can be president.
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Voters visit Susan B. Anthony grave to place “I Voted” stickers
The suffragist died in 1906, more than a decade before the 19th Amendment, which gave women the right to vote nationwide, was ratified.
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‘My supporters are not violent people': Trump casts ballot on Election Day
Former President Donald Trump voted near his Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach, Florida on Tuesday afternoon.
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‘Non-credible bomb threats' cause two Georgia polling sites to evacuate
Fulton County Election Director Nadine Williams confirmed Tuesday afternoon that all polling sites are now operational again and secure.
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Voting machine issues reported in Pennsylvania county
Poll workers told voters in Cambria County Tuesday morning that voting machines were unable to scan ballots.
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Trump, Vance cast ballots as voters turn out across U.S. on Election Day
Polls are underway as voters cast their ballots for either Donald Trump or Kamala Harris in a presidential race that polls show to be neck and neck.
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Proud Boys claim they'll be at polling places as Trump ups violent rhetoric and election fraud claims
Though several Proud Boys leaders remain in prison on Jan. 6 charges, the far-right militia group remains active, with some chapters saying they’ll watch the polls Tuesday.
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NBA will not play on Election Day
For the third consecutive year, the NBA will play no games on Election Day. Here is the reason and history behind the league’s decision to forgo competition while the country votes.
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When will we know results for the 2024 presidential election?
Experts say election results likely won’t be known on Election Day.
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Supreme Court allows Pennsylvania voters who sent defective mail-in ballots to cast provisional ones in person
The Supreme Court on Friday handed a loss to Republicans by allowing Pennsylvania voters who sent mail-in ballots that were flagged as being potentially defective to submit a separate provisional in-person ballot.