Kamala Harris

Covering Kamala Harris

(Los Angeles Times)

For nearly half a century, voters in Clallam County, Wash., have gone with the winner in 11 straight presidential elections. The streak ended on Tuesday as voters favored Kamala Harris over Donald Trump.

Some argue that Biden’s decision to seek reelection until this summer, despite voters’ concerns, all but sealed his party’s presidential election loss.

Kamala Harris acknowledged her defeat to President-elect Donald Trump, but also resolved to never give up the fight for a more just union.

Kamala Harris’ loss opens an avenue for California Gov. Gavin Newsom to lead the Democratic resistance and potentially run for president in 2028.

President-elect Donald Trump, though he had been in office before and committed a host of previously disqualifying crimes and deeds, represented the ultimate change.

Donald Trump’s decisive presidential victory was confirmed after he picked up the battleground states of Georgia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.

World leaders swiftly weighed in, from enthusiastic congratulations to more somber and circumspect assurances of continuity in the relationship with Trump.

Trump overcame an assassination attempt and a shift from Biden to Harris to win. Ferocity and extreme views that alienated some sounded ‘authentic’ to many others.

In Kamala Harris’ childhood neighborhood, and among her friends in San Francisco and Oakland, people expressed hope and anxiety as polls close.

Marisela Olvera, a 12-year employee of Trump International Hotel Las Vegas, has been knocking on doors in Las Vegas for Vice President Kamala Harris.