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Kamala Harris, Attorney General of California, beat runner-up Loretta Sanchez to secure a position in the U.S. Senate in a landmark moment.
Donald Trump performed best among White voters without a college degree, beating Hillary Clinton by the enormous margin of 72 percent to 23 percent, reports CBS.
Join Roland Martin for six hours of live election night coverage tonight starting at 7PM/6c on TV One.
The HuffPost forecast model shows Clinton has a 98.2 percent chance of becoming the nation’s next president and will likely win with 323 electoral votes.
Chicago's hometown hero, Chance The Rapper, led thousands to an early voting site on Monday evening after his "Parade To The Polls" concert.
One of the presidential candidate's fans became extremely aggressive during a fit of road rage in Memphis, Tennessee.
Conservative pundit and Fox News alum Glenn Beck recently embraced President Obama, Michelle Obama and even Black Lives Matter.
A week after FBI Director James Comey launched a probe related to a new batch of emails found on presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton’s private server, he’s now saying that she will not face any charges.
Donald Trump's campaign released a statement Tuesday evening disavowing the Crusader's endorsement, the official publication of the KKK.
Key states like North Carolina and Florida have seen a decrease in the number of African-Americans heading to the polls.
Wisconsin State Senator Lena Taylor discusses Black voters mobilizing against voter suppression and voter ID legislation.
The North Carolina chapter of the NAACP has sued the state and three county elections boards Monday over an alleged voter purge that disproportionately affects African Americans.
