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She was only the second Black woman ever elected to the Senate.

ABC News can characterize Joe Biden as the apparent winner in Pennsylvania.

The presidency remained undecided as of Friday morning.

Trump was hospitalized last month with the virus.

The 2018 midterm elections were rife with calls of voter fraud.

President Trump vowed to continue to pursue all legal options.

ABC News’ powerhouse political team reports on the latest developments of the presidential race and the battleground states.

The 2020 election of President Trump and former Vice President Biden is still undecided as votes are still being counted across the nation.

Biden said his two main priorities when he becomes president are gaining control of the pandemic and fixing the economy, and he wants to bring the country together as a nation.

Biden delivered remarks from Wilmington, Delaware.

Blue and red 'mirages'; 'It’s time for the country to move on,' Atlanta mayor on Trump accepting defeat; Pennsylvania Sen. Bob Casey discusses state vote count

Josh Shapiro said the ballots are being counted and nothing is stopping that.

The South Carolina representative said he knew Joe Biden was the right choice for the Democratic nomination.

Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms discusses the tight race in the Peach State between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden.

“I feel relieved and exhilarated, but I know the work we have to do to win those two seats to get Democrats control,” said Sanders, on Biden winning the presidency and trying to take over the Senate.

Aaron Ford, the Nevada attorney general, sheds light on the process for counting votes in his state.

The widow of John McCain said she is confident Joe Biden will win the state.

The campaign has filed suits in several battleground states.

Sen. Bob Casey weighs in on vote counting in Pennsylvania, the surging pandemic and what congressional Democrats need to do to widen their appeal.

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Vote counts can change after Election Day, and that doesn’t mean there’s fraud.

States have until Dec. 8 to resolve contested election results in what's known as the safe harbor deadline.

The Thursday night remarks from the White House were overwhelmingly false.

Trump won the state in 2016 by 10,704 votes. Biden now leads by nearly 150,000.

She says, without evidence, there are "discrepancies and irregularities that need investigating."

At least 106 women will serve in the House in 2021, ABC News projects.

Lewis held the seat since 1987 until his death in July

It would be her fourth term as House speaker.

The speaker also updated the status of the latest coronavirus relief bill.

The former vice president leads President Trump in four of the remaining states that have yet to be called.

His victory was crucial for Democrats in their bid to take back the Senate.

Joe Biden still holds a large lead after the latest count.

The seat was previously held by the late Sen. John McCain.

Voting rights advocates accelerated a blue tilt amid shifting demographics.

The Pennsylvania senator says he wants the next president to be "the person who won the Electoral College legitimately."

Overnight, Biden overtook Trump, with about 8,000 votes left to count in the state.

There are still about 135,000 votes yet to be counted in the state.

People wearing Trump hats knelt in prayer outside the Clark County Election Department in Nevada.

The waiting for final tallies is normal. The moment is decidedly not.

Some see a public relations motive, likening cases to "tweets with filing fees."

ABC News’ powerhouse political team reports on the latest developments of the presidential race and the battleground states.

Arizona Rep. Ruben Gallego discusses Maricopa County and the fruition of grassroots efforts, nearly a decade later, as a result of the Sheriff Arpaio era and anti-Latino sentiment.

Maggie Toulouse Oliver speaks on ballot security and the realities of alleged ballot fraud, and dismisses President Donald Trump's criticism of the voting process.

Democratic candidate Rev. Raphael Warnock, who is headed for a runoff election, speaks on the need for Americans to come together. “We are all we have," he said.

ABC News' Matt Gutman reports from outside the election headquarters in Las Vegas.

During a speech addressing the nation, the president said, "This is a case when they are trying to steal an election, they are trying to rig an election."

GOP Sen. Marsha Blackburn discusses President Donald Trump’s claims of voter fraud and irregularities as the final votes are counted, and talks about the new wave of GOP women elected to Congress.

While Democrats held the House, Republicans did better than expected.

Donald Trump doubled down on how he believes there is fraud in mail-in voting and that he is going forward with suing certain states over “illegal voting.”

The Pennsylvania secretary of state provided detailed information on how the ballots are being counted as the race becomes close in the state.