Politics & Policy

Elsewhere in Pennsylvania, 14 other incumbents were reelected.

Donald J. Trump will be the 47th president of the United States, winning decisively against Vice President Harris and appearing poised to sweep the battleground states.

The president-elect now has a 75-day transition period to build out his team before Inauguration Day arrives on Jan. 20. Here's what to expect.

Watson Coleman became the first Black woman to represent New Jersey in Congress in 2014.

Smith said he was seeking reelection to address concerns over the U.S. border and to fight inflation, crime and threats to parental rights.

The long-time assemblyman will succeed Senator-elect Andy Kim in Congress.

The New Jersey contest was billed as one of the U.S.’ most competitive races.

The race for the coveted Senate seat remains undecided.

Vote counting in some races could go on for days, and control of the House is too early to call.

With votes still being counted, he could become the first Republican in two decades to win the popular vote.

Trump's agenda would scale back federal government efforts on civil rights and expand presidential powers. Here's a look at what he has proposed.

Tim DeFoor will return to Harrisburg for a second term.

The Republican incumbent defeated Democratic challenger Erin McClelland to earn a second term in Harrisburg.

Republicans will hold all three of Pennsylvania's statewide row offices in January.

Addressing his supporters early Wednesday from his campaign’s watch party in Florida, Trump said, “Every citizen, I will fight for you, for your family and your future.”