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Amendment 4 needed 60% of the vote to pass. The state's six-week abortion ban will remain in place

Crucial battleground states including Georgia, Pennsylvania and North Carolina are yet to be called and could tip the balance.

Most Americans used to vote on Election Day, and a small percentage of voters cast their ballots as absentee voters through the mail. That changed starting in the late 1970s, when some states began to allow no-excuse absentee voting and early in-person voting. Many more states chose to add these…

Most Asian markets rose with the dollar and bitcoin on Wednesday as traders await the outcome of the knife-edge US presidential election, with bets increasing on a Donald Trump victory as early results rolled in.

Democrat becomes first Jewish governor in state history after defeating controversial Republican candidate

Jim Justice has won a U.S. Senate race from West Virginia, flipping a seat to the Republican Party

Trump seemingly took an edge on independent voters in the first hour after polls closed in the Peach State, according to a CNN exit poll.

An enthusiastic DJ blared out pop tracks Tuesday, urging voters to bop along with dancers in multi-colored sequined shorts -- one small effort outside an Arizona polling station to soothe Election Day nerves running high across the United States.

Republican Senator Rick Scott wins Florida Senate race, poised for leadership role. GOP's enduring influence in Florida politics highlighted.