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Barack Obama received 70 million votes in 2008, while Hillary Clinton garnered 66 million in 2016, reflecting a loss of 4 million Democratic voters.
In Florida, Republican supporters celebrate Donald Trump's unexpected victory as Democrats grapple with the reality of a significant electoral shift in 2016.
Joe Biden leads in Georgia for the first time in a very long time during the election.
Biden edges closer to the White House as final votes are counted in key states.
Georgia prepares for a recount as final count approaches and next steps are outlined.
Donald Trump expresses gratitude for voter support during a news conference, claiming victories in key states and alleging attempts to disenfranchise voters.
Biden trails Trump in Pennsylvania, but votes from major cities are shifting towards him.
Joe Biden shows some encouraging signs in the uncertain U.S. presidential election results.
The Supreme Court rejects Texas's bid to overturn the election results backed by Donald Trump.
Russians face conscription for Ukraine war, leading to protests and mass flight from the country.
Peter Spiegel discusses the Capitol riot's impact on US politics and party dynamics.
President Trump questions NATO's relevance and risks European disintegration amid Russian threats.
Super Tuesday on March 1st features 12 states and American Samoa voting in the election.
The fight for voting rights intensifies as Americans face new challenges in democracy.
Donald Trump challenges election results, claiming fraud nobody ever expected him to accept.
A young child with their folks attends a Stop the Steal event in Georgia amid election doubts.
Georgians march through Tbilisi demanding EU membership and government accountability.
Alastair Mackenzie shares his love for Edinburgh, highlighting Arthur's Seat and its Gallic roots.
Donald Trump lost the 2020 election, according to John Bolton, who argues that claims of widespread fraud were unfounded and poorly handled.
In December 1999, John Beyrle meets Vladimir Putin, who interrupts a discussion about Chechen fighters by calling Georgian President Shevardnadze a fool.
A militia group in Georgia believes unrest is inevitable after the 2020 election, regardless of who wins, as tensions rise across the country.
