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Vote Margin by State in the 2024 Presidential ElectionIn 2024, Arizona voted for Donald Trump by a 5.5-point margin. This was the 25th biggest margin for Trump among the 50 states. Arizona11 EVs+5.5 RTrump52.2%Harris46.7%Arizona11 EVs+5.5 RTrump52.2%Harris46.7%2024 presidential vote margin by stateTab through results or use the arrow keys to explore them. Press Enter or Space to pin a comparison and Escape to restore the page result. Trump's national margin of victory+1.5 RCANYILMIPAGANCAZOHFLTXTN2024 presidential vote margin by stateTab through results or use the arrow keys to explore them. Press Enter or Space to pin a comparison and Escape to restore the page result.

Vote Margin by State in the 2024 Presidential ElectionIn 2024, Alaska voted for Donald Trump by a 13.1-point margin. This was the 22nd biggest margin for Trump among the 50 states. Alaska3 EVs+13.1 RTrump54.5%Harris41.4%Alaska3 EVs+13.1 RTrump54.5%Harris41.4%2024 presidential vote margin by stateTab through results or use the arrow keys to explore them. Press Enter or Space to pin a comparison and Escape to restore the page result. Trump's national margin of victory+1.5 RCANYILMIPAGANCOHFLAKTXTN2024 presidential vote margin by stateTab through results or use the arrow keys to explore them. Press Enter or Space to pin a comparison and Escape to restore the page result.

Vote Margin by State in the 2024 Presidential ElectionIn 2024, Delaware voted for Kamala Harris by a 14.7-point margin. This was the 7th biggest margin for Harris among the 50 states. Delaware3 EVs+14.7 DHarris56.5%Trump41.8%Delaware3 EVs+14.7 DHarris56.5%Trump41.8%2024 presidential vote margin by stateTab through results or use the arrow keys to explore them. Press Enter or Space to pin a comparison and Escape to restore the page result. Trump's national margin of victory+1.5 RCADENYILMIPAGANCOHFLTXTN2024 presidential vote margin by stateTab through results or use the arrow keys to explore them. Press Enter or Space to pin a comparison and Escape to restore the page result.

British ColumbiaWhile the reasons behind each vote are different, the winners in many B. C. mayoral races have promised to be consensus builders after a tumultuous four years that sometimes saw conflict boil over. Many winning candidates promised consensus and change as key to leadership bidListen to this articleEstimated 4 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. The next mayors of Prince George (Garth Frizzell), Vernon (Kari Gares) and Kamloops (Mike O'Reilly) are among multiple former city councillors to defeat incumbents in the 2026 municipal election. (Andrew Kurjata/CBC; Kari Gares/Facebook; Jenifer Norwell/CBC)The winds of change swept through council races in some of the biggest cities in B. C.'s Interior and north, with experienced city councillors pushing out incumbents in multiple city halls, including Kamloops, Prince George, Fort St. John, Vernon, Penticton and Quesnel.

A Central Florida man who threatened to kill family members or himself was arrested after he lunged at deputies with a knife. The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office arrested the man who threatened to kill deputies and lunged at them with a knife. Local law enforcement responded to a home on the 11000 block of Clay Pit Road in Tampa regarding an adult male threatening to kill family members or himself.

City Colleges of ChicagoThe City Colleges of Chicago teachers and staff Local 1600 union is prepared to strike Monday if no contract deal is reached amid a contract dispute. Monday, October 19, 2026 3:22AMCHICAGO (WLS) -- Union leaders said Sunday night that there was still no contract agreement between City Colleges of Chicago and the union representing about 1,500 faculty and professional staff members. Negotiations continued through the weekend after hours of talks failed to produce a deal. The union has been negotiating with City Colleges since February. Its previous contract expired in July, and members voted last month to authorize a strike if an agreement was not reached by Monday. ABC7 Chicago is now streaming 24/7. Click here to watchUnion leaders said key issues in the negotiations include wages, benefits, AI protections and reducing barriers for students. Tony Johnston, president of Cook County College Teachers Union Local 1600, said members remain hopeful that an agreement can be reached but are prepared for a possible strike. "We are committed to seeing how far we can go tonight.