SOCIATY
- Broward counts the wrong ballots as Florida races to finish manual recount ahead of Sunday deadline
- Trump backs Pence, dismisses ‘phony’ report he questioned loyalty
- Kentucky state House candidate wins race by just one vote
- Trump says he will help Pelosi get elected speaker, says opponents are ‘wasting their time’
- Avenatti's law firm evicted from California offices over unpaid $213G rent
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Democrat Andrew Gillum conceded Saturday to GOP challenger Ron DeSantis in their contentious race in Florida for the governor’s mansion.
Georgia Secretary of State Robyn A. Crittenden on Saturday announced the certification of election results from the disputed midterm elections, and, as anticipated, Republican Brian Kemp was the top vote-getter in the governor's race.
Cindy McCain, in an interview broadcast Friday, said that she hopes President Trump learns from the midterm elections and realize that “our country needs a strong leader, not a negative Nancy.”
Embattled Broward County Election Supervisor Brenda Snipes claimed Saturday that racism is “probably” behind the widespread backlash against her.
17.11.2018 President Trump arrives in California to survey wildfire damage after hammering 'poor' forest manage
President Trump arrived Saturday in Northern California to see the devastation from the California wildfires that have left at least 71 dead and more than 1,000 people missing -- saying it’s time “to pull together for the people of California.”
17.11.2018 Broward counts the wrong ballots as Florida races to finish manual recount ahead of Sunday deadline
Broward County’s second day of manual recounting stopped about an hour after it began Saturday when lawyers from both political parties pointed out that volunteers were counting the wrong ballots.
President Trump on Saturday pushed back on a “phony” New York Times story that said Trump was unsure of Vice President Mike Pence’s loyalty and that a 2020 shakeup could be on the cards -- telling reporters that Pence was “100 percent loyal.”
