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Biden wins Electoral College to cement victory and rebuff Trump Mark Niquette, Bloomberg News PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA - DECEMBER 12: U.S. President-elect Joe Biden gives a thumbs-up as he leaves Pennsylvania Hospital after a follow up appointment at the radiology department December 12, 2020 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. According to his transition office, Biden underwent a CT scan which obtained a ‘weight-bearing’ image of his foot after he suffered hairline fractures while playing with his dog on November 28. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)...

US election: In a first, leading Republicans call Joe Biden president-elect 15 Dec, 2020 06:00 AM 5 minutes to read Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell congratulates Biden as president-elect. Video / AP AP By: Lisa Mascaro For the first time, a groundswell of leading Republicans said today that Democrat Joe Biden is the winner of the US presidential election after the Electoral College certified the vote. With states affirming the results, the Republicans faced a pivotal choice - to declare Biden the president-elect, as the tally showed, or keep standing silently by as President Donald Tru...

Now that Electoral Colleges have certified US election results, can Congress overrule? Probably not Trump’s allies, led by Representative Mo Brooks of Alabama, have their sights set on challenging five states — Arizona, Pennsylvania, Nevada, Georgia and Wisconsin An elector signs his paper ballot for Vice-President-elect Kamala D Harris as electors cast their Electoral College votes at the Georgia State Capitol. By Nicole Craine © 2020 The New York Times The Electoral College’s certification on Monday of President-elect J...

For the first time, a groundswell of leading Republicans said that Democrat Joe Biden is the winner of the US presidential election, essentially abandoning US President Donald Trump's assault on the outcome after the Electoral College certified the vote. With states affirming the results, the Republicans faced a pivotal choice - to declare Biden the president-elect, as the tally showed, or keep standing silently by as Trump wages a potentially damaging campaign to overturn the election. Patrick Semansky/AP US President-elect Joe Biden speaks after the Electoral College formally elected him ...

Joe Biden is the President-elect. Following Monday’s Electoral College vote, the next big procedural step happens on Jan. 6, when Congress officially tallies the results and certifies Biden’s victory. The New York Timesreported over the weekend that some House Republicans — a majority of whom backed the failed Texas lawsuit — are planning yet another attempt to challenge the results: The effort is being led by Representative Mo Brooks, Republican of Alabama, a backbench conservative. Along with a group of allies in the House, he is eyeing challenges to the election results in five di...