The dueling declarations flew in the face of forthcoming legal challenges and the thousands of outstanding ballots still to be counted.

The most notable hiccup in the pre-election polls came not on the path to Pennsylvania Avenue, but on the down-ballot in left-leaning Maine.

A majority of establishment media outlets have refrained from calling Arizona either way, leaving the possibility of a Trump victory up for debate.

After coming away with a substantial victory in what was expected to be a tight August primary, Tlaib was the odds-on favorite.

Jones had previously flipped the seat in 2017, pulling out a tight victory over scandalized Republican Judge Roy Moore.

The Biden campaign has taken down from those contributions roughly $1 billion, while Trump lags behind at $600 million.

The local Republican Party has reportedly been suspicious with regard to the absentee vote, carefully pouring over ballots.

The moment was reminiscent of a similar stunt carried out this past February by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

Establishment media outlets have long forecasted victory for Biden, suggesting a diverse Obama-era Democratic coalition would win the day.

Best-case scenarios are hard to see for industry experts, with some suggesting the cost of doing business is no longer worth paying.