With nearly all votes accounted for, it appears that the state of Pennsylvania has gone to Donald Trump. The Keystone State's 20 electoral votes were viewed as a potential difference-maker in the election, that looks to be going in Trump's favor. But until every vote is counted, it may not be over. And even after all the votes are counted, it still might not be over. Depending on how close Pennsylvania is when 100% of the votes have been counted, there could just be a recount.
Every election, plenty of Americans threaten to move to Canada if their candidate loses. Well, apparently enough people are serious enough about it this year that the Canadian immigration website crashed. Really. Never fear, wannabe Canucks, we've got you covered.
Kyung Lah, who worked on the piece that the image was taken from, explained that the clip was actually shot at a Culinary Union 226 hall:
North Carolina is a critical battleground state in this presidential race, and it has one of the looser recount laws. Under North Carolina state law, there are both “discretionary recounts” and “mandatory recounts,” which means that the Trump and Clinton camps could be arguing about the outcome there for some time to come. I
Back in 2000, the state of Florida was in a virtual deadlock between Al Gore and George W. Bush. Florida has the nation's eye once again, as the battle between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton in the Sunshine State is too close to call. If it stays like this, the election process could drag on for a while, because Florida state law calls for an automatic machine recount when an election is particularly close.
By Elura Nanos 12:32 pm, Thursday
No matter which political party people favor, one thing is clear: everyone is so ready for this election to end. Judging from the headlines out there, it seems like plenty of folks are abandoning any hope of electing President Trump, and instead, moving on to plan for another impeachment of another President Clinton.