President election result 2022

Latest midterm election news • Here’s a guide to • John Fetterman, the state lieutenant governor, has won Pennsylvania’s • J.D. Vance, the “Hillbilly Elegy” author who was a searing Donald Trump critic before he converted into one of his most loyal allies, has defeated Democratic Rep. Tim Ryan • Democrats won key governor's races in • Citing Republican losses in • Americans named inflation and abortion as the most important issues driving their votes Tuesday, edging out crime despite Republicans’ hammering the issue, according to the Tatyana Chistikova The U.S. midterm elections are being closely analyzed by Russia's political elite, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told journalists Wednesday. "I wouldn’t say that we’ve quit everything and watching — we have a lot of our own things, which are more important to us," he said, according to the Russian state news agency Tass. "But, of course, we carefully analyze the information that comes in." Peskov, however, played down the elections' importance and said they would not change U.S.-Russia relations, which worsened dramatically after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. "These elections cannot change anything essential. The relations still are and will remain bad," he said. An election that Republicans had hyped as a red wave is turning out to be anything but, with Democrats over-performing the expectations of many in House and Senate races. Here are five takeaways from the 2022 election results so far, including President Joe Biden’...

The first polls have closed in the Although President Biden isn’t on the ballot this year, voters’ perception of his first two years in office will be reflected in the results. In their appeals to voters, Democrats have touted the creation of ten million jobs, Biden’s response to Russia’s war on Ukraine, and the passage of historic climate legislation, along with the President’s support for unions, his reductions of prescription-drug prices, and his forgiveness of some student-loan debt. The Party has also pledged to safeguard abortion rights, a cornerstone of Democrats’ campaign since the Supreme Court voted to overturn Roe v. Wade, in June. Republicans, for their part, have blamed Biden and his party for soaring inflation—the highest in decades—and unstable gas prices, which have placed economic concerns among the issues cited by voters as most important in their ballot selections. In the aftermath of the Court’s decision on abortion rights, some Republican leaders, fearing an energized Democratic base, sought to distance themselves from the ruling, even though the Party had made the reversal of Roe a linchpin of its platform for decades. The outcome of Tuesday’s voting will signal whether economic concerns or abortion played a more pivotal role. For Republicans eying a bid for the Presidency in 2024, the midterms will provide the latest evidence of Donald Trump’s potential strength if he runs again, and of his success in his ongoing effort to under...

8:00 p.m. EST The largest wave of states for the night closes, with the statewide races in Pennsylvania as the biggest contests. Democrats will also likely score victories in gubernatorial races in Maryland and Massachusetts, replacing two moderate Republicans in blue-leaning states, and Republicans will look to strengthen their hold on Florida. More key House battlegrounds also wrap up. States with polls closing: Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida (remaining counties), Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts, Maryland, Missouri, Mississippi, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Kansas (some counties), Michigan (some counties), New Hampshire (remaining towns), North Dakota (some counties), South Dakota (some counties), Texas (some counties) 11:00 p.m. EST The last polls in the "lower 48" close, with the West Coast calling it a night. Republicans are looking to make inroads, where there are no elected Republicans serving statewide on the country's contiguous western seaboard. California also hosts some big House races, but it's extremely unlikely final results will be known on Election Day.

New Delhi:NDA candidate Droupadi Murmu is all set to become the 15th President of India. The counting of votes for the Presidential election 2022 was held at the Parliament House. The counting of votes for Presidential Election 2022 commenced at 11 am on Thursday (July 21, 2022) with the contest between BJP-led NDA candidate Droupadi Murmu and joint Opposition candidate Yashwant Sinha. With the Presidential Election Results 2022, India has got the successor of incumbent Ram Nath Kovind. The presidential election counting was held in Room No 63 in Parliament House. In other developments, the Enforcement Directorate today recorded the statement of Congress president Sonia Gandhi for two hours in the National Herald money laundering case and ended the session for the day on her request as she is recovering from Covid, officials said. Gandhi, 75, arrived at the ED headquarters located at Vidyut Lane flanking A P J Abdul Kalam Road in central Delhi a little after noon escorted by her Z+ category CRPF security cover. Gandhi, who was diagnosed with Covid recently, was seen wearing a mask and was accompanied by her children Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi. Thanks for staying with Zee News for all the latest breaking news updates. Opposition VP nominee Margaret Alva congratulates Droupadi Murmu Congratulations and best wishes to Droupadi Murmu Ji on her election as President of India. May she shine bright and inspire young women from all across India to follow in her footsteps: Margaret ...

The Georgia and Maine State Houses each have one vacancy to be filled by special election on Tuesday. State House Special Elections Georgia District 68 (Runoff) Republicans hold a 101-78 partisan edge in the Polls close at 7:00 PM Eastern Time. Maine District 45 Democrats control the The single vacancy is in The nominees in this Polls close at 8:00 PM Eastern Time. Upcoming Elections Statewide Primaries • June 20: Virginia • August 8: Mississippi • Runoffs, as needed, on August 29 • October 14: Louisiana Special Elections • June 15 • Tennessee State House Districts 52 and 86 (Primary) • June 20 • Wisconsin State Assembly District 24 (Primary) • June 22 • Tennessee State House District 3 (Primary) Mayoral Election • June 20 • Kansas City, Missouri

U.S. presidential election results year candidate political party electoral votes 1 popular votes 2 popular percentage 3 1In elections from 1789 to 1804, each elector voted for two individuals without indicating which was to be president and which was to be vice president. 2In early elections, electors were chosen by legislatures, not by popular vote, in many states. 3Candidates winning no electoral votes and less than 2 percent of the popular vote are excluded; percentages may not add up to 100 percent because of rounding. 4Washington was unopposed for president in 1789 and 1792. 5Because the two houses of the New York legislature could not agree on electors, the state did not cast its electoral votes. North Carolina and Rhode Island had not yet ratified the Constitution. 6As both Jefferson and Burr received the same number of electoral votes, the decision was referred to the House of Representatives. The Twelfth Amendment (1804) provided that electors cast separate ballots for president and vice president. 7As no candidate received a majority of the electoral votes, the decision was made by the House of Representatives. 8Greeley died shortly after the election in November. Three electors pledged to Greeley cast their votes for him, but they were not counted; the others cast their votes for the other candidates listed. 9Includes a variety of joint tickets with People's Party electors committed to Bryan. 10One Gore elector from Washington, D.C., abstained from casting an e...