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Across the St. Louis region, many members of Alpha Kappa Alpha ended the presidential election season Tuesday at watch parties. Many Black sorority members say they want the country’s next president to expand women's rights, create economic security for Black Americans and support education reform.
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Becoming just the second president to be defeated and then reelected to a subsequent term, former President Donald Trump defeated Vice President Harris and will be the 47th president. He captured 58.5% of Missouri voters with 99% reporting while 53.3% of Illinois voters picked Harris with 93% of the vote counted, according to The Associated Press.
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The AP has called Missouri for former President Donald Trump and Illinois for Vice President Kamala Harris. Both results are in line with the respective parties dominance in the states.
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Follow along as Joe McGrow and Eric Sorensen face off for a seat in District 17, which promises to be the closest contest in a full docket of Illinois races.
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Follow along as Vice President Kamala Harris faces off against former President Donald Trump in the November election and voters across the country determine contests in the U.S. Senate and House.
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Indian Americans share personal stories that reflect why there is no monolithic “Indian American vote” in U.S. electoral politics.
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Neither Missouri or Illinois are competitive in this year’s election cycle. But residents in both states are contributing time and money to campaigns.
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Gov. JB Pritzker has presidential ambitions — and his vetting when he was under consideration to serve as Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris’ running mate and this week’s Democratic National Convention have put a huge spotlight on the second-term governor.
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Ahead of the DNC, the state’s top Democrats leaned heavily into the jokes that have circulated in Democratic circles online in support of Harris and Walz. “I have all kinds of hashtags working up in my head about Tim Walz. How about #DadJokes?” JB Pritzker said to laughs.
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Kunce and May have similar views on major policy issues like support of abortion rights.