Wednesday, November 9, 2016

CLG: Donald Trump elected president of the United States




 News Updates from CLG
09 November 2016
 
Previous edition: Trump takes 32-25 lead in New Hampshire after midnight voting
 
Breaking: Donald Trump elected president of the United States --Republican president-elect Donald Trump delivered his acceptance speech during his election night event at the New York Hilton Midtown in the early morning hours of November 9, 2016, in New York City. Donald Trump defeated Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton to become the 45th president of the United States. | 09 Nov 2016 | According to the Associated Press, Donald Trump has been elected president of the United States, as voters eager to shake up the nation's political establishment pick the businessman to lead the country. An unexpected Republican nominee, Trump rode a wave of support from voters seeking change...In a victory that rattled financial markets worldwide, he upset Democrat Hillary Clinton, who would have become the first woman to serve in the Oval Office. Donald Trump took a dramatic step toward the White House Tuesday with crucial battleground victories in Florida, North Carolina and Ohio.
 
Donald Trump is US president-elect in 'America's Brexit' as Hillary Clinton concedes election | 09 Nov 2016 | Donald Trump won the US presidential election early this morning in a stunning victory that sent shockwaves around the world. The Republican took the key swing states of Florida, North Carolina and Ohio early this morning, as he marched towards the White House. Mr Trump pledged that he would be "president for all Americans" in his New York victory speech. He said he was "reaching out" to the people who had not supported him to "unify the country". "Now it's time to bind the wounds of division. I say to Democrats and Republicans it is time come together as one united people," he said.
 
Donald Trump sweeps to victory in historic upset | 09 Nov 2016 | Donald Trump scored a stunning and historic upset victory in the presidential election Wednesday morning, once again defying predictions and winning key battleground states to capture the White House. Donald Trump scored a stunning and historic upset victory in the presidential election Wednesday morning, once again defying predictions and winning key battleground states to capture the White House. Giddy supporters at the New York Hilton -- who were sullen just hours earlier -- erupted in cheers as the GOP nominee closed in on victory, chanting, "President Trump" and "Drain the Swamp..."
 
Revenge of the Deplorables: The most extraordinary Presidential campaign in modern history ends in utter humiliation for Hillary, the pollsters, and elites of business, media and show business as the voters America forgot sweep Donald to a stunning victory --Donald Trump has won the presidency – taking Pennsylvania to secure 274 electoral college votes | 09 Nov 2016 | Donald Trump sensationally won the White House race this morning as Hillary Clinton phoned him at 2.30am to concede she had lost. She made the private call shortly after sending her campaign chairman to give her supporters exactly the opposite message, that it was not over - a humiliating and bizarre end to a political career which had put her on the verge of being the first female president. Instead a jubilant Trump headquarters erupted in cheers as the news broke. Trump accepted the mantle of leadership with uncharacteristic humility nearly three hours after Election Day was over.
 
Trump fans celebrate at New York watch party as election results pour in --Trump supporters filled the Hilton hotel ballroom as the Republican presidential nominee's improbable underdog campaign picked up steam across the country | 08 Nov 2016 | After a barnstorming blitz that involved 14 rallies in 10 states over a 72-hour period, Donald Trump prepared for the election in a midtown New York building that did not bear his name. As the evening's news got better and better for the Republican -- a win in Ohio, then Florida -- the cheers in a New York hotel ballroom grew loud enough to be heard over at Trump Tower, where Trump was in his penthouse, watching with family and friends.
 
GOP keeps Senate control as Democrats fall short | 09 Nov 2016 | Republicans held onto their slim Senate majority Wednesday, a stinging blow to Democrats in a night full of them. Democrats had been nearly certain of retaking control but saw their hopes fizzle as endangered GOP incumbents won in Missouri, Indiana, Pennsylvania, North Carolina and even Democrat-friendly Wisconsin. GOP-held New Hampshire remained too close to call in the early morning hours Wednesday, but even if Democrats eked out a win there it would not make a difference. Republicans started the night with a 54-46 majority in the Senate and were on track to end up with at least 52 seats, presuming they win a December run-off in Louisiana, as expected.
 
Republicans march toward defense of Senate, House majorities | 09 Nov 2016 | Republicans will maintain their six-year control over the U.S. House of Representatives, major TV networks projected on Tuesday night, and were also on track to defend their Senate majority, against a handful of failed Democratic challengers. With Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and Democratic rival Hillary Clinton locked in a close battle for the White House, television networks said Republicans, as widely projected by analysts, would keep control of the House. Winners had been declared so far in 28 Senate races, with Democrats making a net gain of only a single seat so far, and only a handful of additional opportunities for them remaining undecided.
 
Donald Trump wins Pennsylvania | 09 Nov 2016 | Donald Trump wins Pennsylvania.
 
Election results: Trump projected to win Florida, Ohio, North Carolina | 08 Nov 2016 | The presidential race was extremely close on Tuesday evening, with Republican Donald Trump -- who entered the night as an underdog -- seizing the advantage over Democrat Hillary Clinton in a series of battleground states. By 11 p.m. Eastern time, voting had ended in 49 states, everywhere but Alaska. Together, they represented 535 of the country’s 538 electoral votes. Trump was on track to prevail in Ohio, a key bellwether state that has backed the losing presidential candidate only once since 1944.
 
Trump takes Ohio: NBC News projections | Nov 08 2016 | The polls have closed in Ohio, and NBC News projects Donald Trump to be the winner. One reason may be voters' concerns about the economy. More than half of Ohio voters said that the economy is the most important issue facing the country, NBC News exit poll results show, and 49 percent say Trump would handle the economy better. A senior GOP source in Ohio told NBC News their preliminary data shows it will come down to the wire.
 
Trump takes early lead over Clinton in electoral votes, race tight in key swing states | 08 Nov 2016 | Donald Trump took the early electoral-vote lead over Hillary Clinton Tuesday night, as each candidate claimed big -- albeit expected -- state victories, but were locked in a tight race for numerous key battlegrounds. It was too early or close to call a range of vital swing states, including Pennsylvania, Florida, Ohio, New Hampshire, Virginia and North Carolina. While the outcome of those races is unclear, Fox News can project that Trump will win in Texas, Arkansas, Kansas, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming. In Nebraska, one of just two states that does not use a winner-take-all system of awarding delegates, Fox News can project that Trump will win four electoral votes. It is too early to say who will win the final vote in that state. Trump earlier claimed projected victories in South Carolina, West Virginia, Kentucky and Indiana, where running mate Mike Pence is governor, as well as Alabama, Missouri, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Tennessee.
 
Clinton wins Vermont; Trump wins Kentucky, Indiana, West Virginia | 08 Nov 2016 | Democrat Hillary Clinton has won Massachusetts, Maryland, New Jersey, Delaware and the District of Columbia, while Republican Donald Trump has captured Oklahoma... Clinton was awarded Massachusetts' 11 electoral votes, 10 from Maryland, 14 from New Jersey and three each from Delaware and the nation's capital, giving her 44 for the night. Trump picked up seven from Oklahoma, giving him 31.
 
Presidential Election Live: Donald Trump Wins Kentucky and Indiana; Hillary Clinton Takes Vermont| 08 Nov 2016 | Donald J. Trump has won two deep red states -- Kentucky and Indiana -- earning a total of 19 electoral votes in his bid for the presidency. And Hillary Clinton has won Vermont's three electoral votes, emerging victorious in the state represented in the Senate by Bernie Sanders, her top Democratic challenger in the primaries.
 
Trump votes in Manhattan | 08 Nov 2016 | Donald Trump voted in New York City Tuesday morning. Hundreds of onlookers watched as Trump, his wife Melania, daughter Ivanka and son-in-law Jared arrived Tuesday morning at their polling place, a public school on Manhattan's East Side. Trump said, "It's a great honor, a tremendous honor" to be casting his ballot.
 
Clintons vote near New York home --Couple greets supporters outside polling place | 08 Nov 2016 | Seeking to become the nation’s first female president, Hillary Clinton cast her ballot Tuesday and settled down to wait for the country to make its choice. The Democratic nominee and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, voted at an elementary school near their home in suburban New York before greeting supporters waiting for her outside.
 
1 dead, multiple people shot near Azusa polling station; active shooter heavily armed, officials say | 08 Nov 2016 | One person was killed and at least three others were wounded Tuesday in an active shooting near a polling place in Azusa. Los Angeles County Sheriff's Capt. Jeff Scroggin said police were dealing with at least one suspect who was heavily armed. At least one of the victims was headed to the polling station to vote, a law enforcement source told The Times.
 
4 Shot, 1 Fatally, in 'Active Shooter Situation' in Azusa; Polling Places Impacted | 08 Nov 2016 | Two polling places have been impacted and a middle school is on lockdown in Azusa after a shooting in a residential area left one person dead and three others injured on Tuesday afternoon, officials said. The incident occurred around 2 p.m. in the area of Memorial Park on West Fourth Street and Orange Avenue, the Azusa Police Department said. Four people were hit by the gunfire, and one person later died of his or her injuries, according to the Los Angeles County Fire Department.
 
Marco Rubio Re-Elected to U.S. Senate | 08 Nov 2016 | Senator Marco Rubio, who stumbled badly in a bid for the Republican presidential nomination and then jumped back into the race for his Senate seat, was re-elected on Tuesday to a second term. The senator, a Cuban-American conservative, fended off a forceful challenge by Representative Patrick Murphy, 33, a Democrat who consistently portrayed Mr. Rubio as an absentee lawmaker with misplaced allegiances -- first to the presidency instead of to his job, and then to Donald J. Trump.
 
Florida Political Comeback: Crist Wins House Seat as a Democrat | 08 Nov 2016 | Speaking of Florida comebacks (Marco Rubio), the Associated Press projects that former Florida Gov. Charlie Crist will be elected to the U.S. House in the 13th district. It's something of a demotion for Mr. Crist, who was once a popular Republican governor. But after losing a bruising GOP primary to Mr. Rubio in 2010 for a U.S. Senate seat, he left the GOP and mounted an independent bid against Mr. Rubio in the general election for the same seat. He lost that race, eventually becoming a Democrat.
 
ABC News, CNN, others name Duckworth winner in US Senate race | 08 Nov 2016 | (IL) In a race that gained national attention, Rep. Tammy Duckworth, a wounded war veteran and rising star of the Democratic Party, has been projected the winner in a hotly contested race with incumbent Mark Kirk for the U.S. Senate seat once was held by President Barack Obama. The projection was made by ABC News minutes after the polls closed, and was followed quickly by CNN and NBC.
 
Voting Issues: Trump Voters Reporting Ballots Switching to Clinton | 08 Nov 2016 | (Clinton Township, PA) Today is Election Day and...there have been some scattered issues where voters are encountering problems. "Every time I would push a candidate for the Republican party, it would come up for the Democratic candidate," said voter David Drane. Election judges in Clinton Township, Butler County confirmed there were issues with two of their eight automated voting machines. Most of the issues came when people tried to vote straight party ticket. However, others said they specifically wanted to vote for Republican Donald Trump only to see their vote switched before their eyes to Democrat Hillary Clinton.
 
Louisiana Voting Machine Logged Votes Before Poll Opened | 08 Nov 2016 | (Tangipahoa Parish, LA) A voting machine in Louisiana reportedly counted votes at a polling site before any residents had even voted on the machine. In the southeast region of Tangipahoa Parish, resident Brandon Allen filmed what he reported were votes being counted on a machine that had not been used yet by residents. Allen wrote on his Facebook page "Here in Tangipahoa Parish I just witnessed a voting machine that they had to turn off and call the commissioner in because when it was powered it on this morning and already had votes on the machine for the Democratic Party."
 
Colorado voters reject measure to create universal healthcare | 08 Nov 2016 | Colorado voters rejected a ballot measure on Tuesday to create the nation's first statewide universal health insurance program, according to local NBC News affiliate 9News. The proposition, called Amendment 69, would have created one of the most dramatic overhauls to a public healthcare system in U.S. history. Colorado's 9News reported that the amendment was defeated on Tuesday night, after early results showed an overwhelming defeat.
 
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