Jacob Jarvis

Speculation about the future political careers of the president's children have raised the possibility of more Trump presidencies, with his eldest son and daughter in particular signaling runs for office.

There are concerns of conflicts the world over escalating out of control amid turmoil posed by the ongoing coronavirus crisis.

The president has yet to concede to President-elect Joe Biden, insisting he will pursue legal action over the counting of votes.

Numerous lawmakers have congratulated president-elect Joe Biden, though the president is still yet to concede to the Democrat.

The Republican incumbent has disputed the validity of vote counts in several states while claiming, without evidence, widespread fraud in the process.

The president and his rival have approached handling the delay in election results in starkly different manners, as counts continue.

The Senate majority leader has outlined how he feels disputes over the counting of ballots should be resolved, as the president continues to cry foul.

Speculation has mounted of a Trump 2024 run if he were to lose, due the support he has mustered this time out.

The vice president has been more reserved in his stance over the election outcome in contrast to the president's bold claims of fraud and victory.

The president again talked of a Supreme Court battle over the counting of votes, with his campaign having sought to halt ballots being tallied in several states.

The president increased his vote share among Black and Latino voters in comparison to 2016, according to exit polling.

The Republican incumbent has called for votes to cease being tallied, with his campaign having launched legal action calling for this in several states.

The anti-Trump group has targeted the president throughout his re-election campaign, attempting to persuade voters who might usually go Republican to back Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden.

As President Donald Trump and Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden race for 270 Electoral College votes, the president has called for a recount to determine who secures the 10 from Wisconsin.

Amid disputed calls in Arizona, Joe Biden is currently closer to the coveted 270 electoral college votes—but he still needs at least one more key state to take the White House.

Collins had been tipped to lose her seat, with polls largely leaning against her in the run-up to the vote.

The anti-Trump group has pushed against the Republican incumbent throughout his bid for re-election, targeting him through cutting ads.

Donald Trump could technically run for a second term in office at a later date if he were to fail to secure one this time out.

The president previously declined to say he would automatically accept the election results.

There have already been legal clashes over mail-in ballots in the state, with the importance of these set to mount should the state prove crucial to victory for either Donald Trump or Joe Biden.

The president said that he already feels victory is sealed despite ongoing vote counts, vowing legal action to secure his position.

The anti-Trump group has taken on the president throughout his re-election campaign and is preparing to continue to do so if necessary.

The Vermont senator said that defeating President Donald Trump would be a "first step" for progressives, but insisted there would then need to be a push for further change to further their cause.

The Republican said the election was the "most important" ever as he rallied for support in his last campaign event before Election Day.

The Republican incumbent has bemoaned the prospect of a long wait for the outcome to be determined, calling it a "terrible thing."

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has consistently led President Donald Trump in national polling, though the incumbent Republican has insisted he is truly leading the race and branded survey results "fake."

The conservative activist was outlining a law and order standpoint similar to that touted by the Trump campaign before appearing to misspeak her message.

A move against the counting of certain ballots has been branded an "attempt to undermine a true and accurate vote count."

Commenting on late ballots being counted, the president spoke against decisions to allow this and said: "We're going to go in the night of—as soon as that election is over, we're going in with our lawyers."

The anti-Trump group has amassed 2.6 million Twitter followers and continues to utilize its reach to take shots at President Trump and his allies.