Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has been declared the winner of Georgia, a crucial battleground state, after midnight on Wednesday morning. The Peach State, as it is nicknamed, has 16 electoral votes that could help decide the presidential election. Polls closed at 7 p.m. ET. Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger had previously accused Russia of trying to create chaos in the state's election. Georgia became a battleground state after previously being considered a deep red state. In 2020, President Joe Biden took the state with a slim margin of only about 11,800 votes, or about two-tenths of a percent of the total votes cast. It was the first time that Georgia had gone Democrat since Bill Clinton won it in 1992. Controversy over the 2020 runoff elections for Georgia's seats in the U.S. Senate led to Democrats taking both contested elections and swinging the Senate to Democratic control. The Harris campaign saw storm clouds in Georgia in October when a poll found that its efforts to persuade male voters to vote Democrat were failing miserably. Only three out of 10 male respondents said they were going to vote for Harris in the state. Nearly six in 10 male voters said they were voting for Trump. Officials in Georgia reported some threats meant to derail the election, including bomb threats against five voting locations that led to voting being suspended. “Rest assured that we are working quickly to ensure every voter will have an opportunity to cast their ballot despite these bomb threats,” said DeKalb election official Keisha Smith. “Out of an abundance of caution, we are suspending voting at these polling locations until we have clearance from DeKalb Police to reopen the facilities.” The FBI said the bomb threats did not appear to be credible, and Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger had previously accused Russia of trying to create chaos in the state's election based on investigations into hoax videos that had gone viral. Join Glenn Beck, Allie Beth Stuckey, Liz Wheeler, Steve Deace, Sara Gonzales, Jason Whitlock, Dave Rubin, Stu Burguiere, Dave Landau, Alex Stein, James Poulos, Auron MacIntyre, Daniel Horowitz, Christopher Bedford, Jill Savage, Hilary Kennedy, Delano Squires, and Matthew Peterson for Blaze Media’s exclusive election-night coverage. For honest analysis, on-the-ground coverage, and commentary from some of the most brilliant contemporary political minds, tune in to our exclusive live coverage as we deliver election results in real time. Our coverage starts at 6:00 p.m. ET as the first polls close. Plus, tonight only, get $47 off your first year of BlazeTV+ with code 47. Watch on BlazeTV, YouTube, or X. Oh, and if you haven't already done so, vote today!

Donald Trump has won Pennsylvania's 19 Electoral College votes, all but ensuring his return to the White House.When Fox News called the race at 1:20 a.m. ET, Trump led Kamala Harris by 3.4%, or more than 200,000 votes with 91% of the vote counted. That's a significant improvement compared to 2020, when Trump lost Pennsylvania by about 1.2%.With the election coming down to seven battleground states — Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin — the eventual president-elect almost certainly needed to win the Keystone State. And now that Trump has accomplished that feat, the second time in the last three presidential elections, he is certainly headed back to the White House.With victories in North Carolina, Georgia, and now Pennsylvania, Kamala Harris' path to the White House is impossible. Even if she wins Arizona and Nevada, she will not reach 270 Electoral College votes.Trump managed to win Pennsylvania because of strong early voting and improved margins compared to 2020. In other words, President Joe Biden outperformed Harris — and that benefited Trump. — (@) As with other states, Trump appears to be benefiting from a significant voter realignment in which more Hispanic and black voters are supporting a Republican for president. For example, Trump won Hispanic voters in Pennsylvania by a margin of 3-to-10 in 2020. Exit polls this year, however, showed he improved that margin to 4-in-10. Voters, of course, view the economy as the most important issue — and with Democrats already in control of the White House, that's bad news for Harris.In Butler County, where an assassin nearly murdered Trump in July, Trump defeated Harris. He even flipped several counties that Biden won in 2020, including Erie County, Northampton County, and Centre County, where Penn State is located.With Trump's strong performance, Republican David McCormick is most likely going to defeat Sen. Bob Casey (D), flipping yet another Senate seat and helping bolster a Republican majority in the Senate. At the time of publication, McCormick led Casey by nearly 2%.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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US—Joe Biden has announced that he will re-enter the presidential race after witnessing Kamala Harris’s defeat in the 2024 election. The news has sent shockwaves through the political world, with many questioning Biden’s decision to rejoin the race. According to sources close to Biden, the former vice president was watching the election results unfold from his home in Delaware when he saw Harris lose to her Republican opponent. Upon seeing the result, Biden reportedly exclaimed, “I can’t let this happen again!” and immediately began making plans to re-enter the race. “I’ve seen what happens when a Democratic candidate loses an election,” said Biden in a statement released to the press. “And I refuse to let it happen again. That’s why I’m re-entering the presidential race and fighting for the Democratic nomination.” The announcement has sent shockwaves through the Democratic Party, with many questioning Biden’s decision to re-enter the race so late in the game. Some have even gone as far as to question his mental capacity and his ability to mount a successful campaign. However, Biden has remained steadfast in his decision, arguing that his experience and track record make him the best candidate to take on the Republican challenge in 2024. “I’ve been in this game for a long time,” said Biden. “And I know what it takes to win an election. I’m ready to fight for the Democratic nomination and take on whoever the Republicans put forward.” As the controversy continues to swirl, one thing is certain: the 2024 election will never be the same. With Joe Biden re-entering the race after seeing Kamala Harris lose, the Democratic primary has just gotten a whole lot more interesting. The post BREAKING: Joe Biden re-enters presidential race after seeing Kamala Harris lose election appeared first on Genesius Times.

U.S. — With the voting results now pointing towards a seemingly inevitable Trump victory, President Biden has graciously called to concede the election.