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From Darkness Unto Light, Nov. 6, 2024 Update

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PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP WINS 2024 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN HISTORIC VICTORY!

Jim Hoft, Gateway Pundit, Nov. 6, 2024

[https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/11/victory-president-donald-j-trump-wins-2024-presidential/]

Trump won the presidency in a historic three-peat!

In sports (especially in North America), a three-peat [a third repeat] is winning three consecutive championships or tournaments.

The last president to win in non-consecutive terms was Grover Cleveland.

Nothing could stop President Donald Trump – 91 junk indictments, two assassination attempts, Democrat lawfare, being shot in the face!

Trump won Pennsylvania at 1:30 AM for 19 electoral votes to put him at 267

With Alaska coming in that is 3 points to put him at 270 electoral votes and the victory!

Trump is still leading in every battleground state – Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona, and Nevada have not been called yet!

UPDATE: Wisconsin was just called for Trump!

UPDATE: (01:51 AM) FOX News and Decision Desk HQ announced Trump’s victory.

Republicans Take Senate Majority — Ending Brutal Four Years as the Minority

Cassandra MacDonald, Gateway Pundit,  [https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/11/republicans-take-senate-majority-ending-brutal-four-years/]

The Republican Party was projected to have captured a Senate majority on election night.

The GOP lost the majority in 2020 and failed to win it back in 2022.

By midnight, Republicans had flipped West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin’s seat with the election of Jim Justice and Bernie Moreno ousted Sen. Sherrod Brown in Ohio.

The Hill reports:

Republicans entered the election cycle as favorites to recapture the Senate, as Democrats had to defend 23 seats — including four rated as “toss-ups” and one rated “lean Republican” — while Republicans only had to worry about 11 seats, all in states that supported Trump in 2016 and 2020.

Battleground races in Montana, Arizona, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin remained uncalled.

Republican candidates were also helped by voters’ sour view of the economy and inflation during President Biden’s four years in office.

Twenty-four percent of voters in battleground states such as Arizona, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin rated the economy as the most important issue in deciding their vote, according to a New York Times/Siena College poll conducted from Oct. 24 to Nov. 2.