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Facing a disappearing pathway to victory, President Donald Trump offered little indication on Friday he was prepared to concede defeat, leading those around him to wonder who might be able to reckon with a leader who has given virtually no thought to leaving the White House.
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Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden has taken the lead in the crucial battleground state of Pennsylvania. CNN's John King explains how winning the state would give him an insurmountable lead over President Donald Trump.
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See where the Electoral College tally stands.
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CNN's Abby Phillip, Dana Bash and Jake Tapper explain why President Donald Trump's baseless claims of voter fraud and a rigged election do not add up amid an election that has seen the GOP perform better than expected in congressional and senatorial races.
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As of Thursday morning, most of the major networks have not made a presidential race projection in Arizona.
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CNN's Dana Bash, Abby Phillip and Jake Tapper react following President Donald Trump's speech from the White House briefing room, where he repeated false claims that "legal" votes will show him winning.
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Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden is now leading President Donald Trump in Georgia, a significant turn of events in a once reliably Republican state that Trump must win in order to clinch reelection. CNN's Phil Mattingly gives an update on the state of play in the Peach State.
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Fox News called Arizona for Joe Biden before other news outlets made projections. Now, its anchors and correspondents are questioning their own network's decision.
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CNN's John King explains why, as things stand now, President Donald Trump cannot be reelected if he doesn't win Pennsylvania, no matter how many other states he wins.
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After announcing the Trump campaign's plan to pursue a series of lawsuits at an event billed as a press conference in Philadelphia, the President's son, Eric Trump, and his personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, didn't take questions from the media. Instead, they spent time lambasting election officials who they said blocked access to ballot-counting locations for partisan Trump campaign poll watchers and casting doubt on mail-in ballots.
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Fox News hosts Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham parroted talking points from President Donald Trump's campaign to try and sow doubt about the outcome of the US presidential election.
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CNN's Kyung Lah reports from inside Maricopa County's elections department as election officials in Arizona are working to release one more tranche of votes before breaking for the night. Meanwhile, a crowd of protesters has gathered outside the elections facility along with a number of law enforcement officials who are securing the site.
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CNN's Dana Bash reports that President Trump is feeling "down" as Joe Biden inches closer to 270 electoral votes, according to a source familiar with President Trump's thinking.
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CNN's John King breaks down how President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden are performing in Pennsylvania as the 2020 presidential election results come in.
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The United States Postal Service will continue to implement extraordinary measures through this weekend to deliver ballots in time to be counted in more than a dozen states, a top official at the agency said Wednesday.
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Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden addresses the nation as votes continue to be counted in several battleground states.
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Joe Biden's campaign projected confidence Wednesday that he will maintain his narrow leads in several key states -- which are enough to hand him the presidency -- and could also overtake President Donald Trump in Pennsylvania and Georgia.
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Election results from key states, including Nevada, Wisconsin and Michigan, shifted from favoring President Trump last night to Joe Biden. CNN's Phil Mattingly explains why.
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The 2020 election map, at first glance, looks decidedly, well, unfinished.