**2024 Election: Trump Wins, Harris Concedes Defeat**
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Vice President Kamala Harris addressed supporters at Howard University on Wednesday, officially conceding the 2024 Election to Donald Trump, following a contentious campaign. Harris urged her supporters to look ahead and continue the fight for the causes they believe in, stating, “While I concede this election, I do not concede the fight that fueled this campaign.”
**Key Updates:**
- **Harris’ Concession Speech:** Harris acknowledged her loss and emphasized that the struggle for a better future for the nation continues. “The fight isn’t over,” she said.
- **Why Trump Won:** With a crucial win in Wisconsin early Wednesday, Trump surpassed the 270 electoral votes needed to secure the presidency.
- **House of Representatives Update:** The Republican Party is poised to retain control of the House, which could significantly bolster Trump’s policy agenda. However, the balance of power remains uncertain as some races are still too close to call. Stay tuned for live updates on Congressional results.
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**Election Results in Key States:**
- **Nevada:** AP reports that more than 200,000 ballots remain to be counted in Nevada, including over 130,000 in Clark County. The results are still too early to call in the presidential and Senate races, but the AP will release updated results on Thursday.
- **Arizona:** Election officials in Arizona's Maricopa County reported more than 700,000 uncounted ballots, meaning key races—including the presidential and U.S. Senate contests—are still too close to call. A full tally of the remaining votes will be available soon.
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**Election Fallout:**
- **FBI Issues Warning:** The FBI has issued a statement about the circulation of false videos misleading the public about election integrity. These videos claim fabricated stories about election tampering, voter fraud, and FBI involvement, all of which have been debunked.
- **International Responses:** South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol congratulated Trump, noting their ongoing discussions about security and economic cooperation, especially in light of growing threats from North Korea.
- **Bipartisan Reactions:** Former President Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton offered congratulations to Trump and praised Harris for running a “positive, forward-looking campaign.” In a joint statement, the Clintons urged Americans to unite, regardless of the outcome.
- **President Biden’s Remarks:** Biden issued a statement praising Harris for her leadership and dedication to the campaign, emphasizing that she entered the race under extraordinary circumstances and led a historic effort focused on justice and opportunity for all Americans.
- **Melania Trump Responds:** The former First Lady, Melania Trump, expressed gratitude for the trust placed in them by the American people. She called for unity and commitment to individual liberty, economic prosperity, and national security.
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**Election Night Coverage:**
- **Media Response:** Despite concerns about a prolonged vote-counting process, election night unfolded with remarkable clarity. Fox News, followed by other networks, declared Trump’s victory around 1:47 a.m. on Wednesday. Exit poll data showed the race steadily shifting in Trump’s favor as the night progressed.
- **Nancy Pelosi Comments:** Former Speaker Nancy Pelosi issued a statement asking Americans to pray for the country’s next chapter under the new administration, though she did not mention Trump by name.
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