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Pelosi tells NYT: Biden should have exited campaign sooner

Harris would have "been stronger going further" if the party had had an open primary, Pelosi said.

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Why Kamala Harris lost: A flawed candidate or doomed campaign?

The vice-president failed to make the case that she would be different from her boss, President Joe Biden.

Trump reveals two excuses for Kamala’s loss

Before the election Donald Trump predicted he would win big and revealed the two excuses Democrats would use for their failure.

JD Vance’s critics thought he was a joke. His political ruthlessness was serious

JD Vance and his wife Usha Vance at an election night watch party West Palm Beach, Florida, on 6 November 2024. Photograph: Evan Vucci/AP

How Trump changed his strategy and pulled off a remarkable defeat of Harris

The inside story of the former president’s messy, offensive and remarkable defeat of Kamala Harris, Joe Biden and his political foes.

Trump wins Wisconsin, and with it the presidency

Rapid takes from our editors and correspondents

Donald Trump wins big and fast

Republicans also gain control of the Senate

‘Downfall’: Waleed’s theory on Trump win

As The Project reacted to shock election result, co-host Waleed Aly shared his theory behind Kamala Harris’ unprecedented loss.

‘Most astonishing feat in political history’

Donald Trump just pulled off one of the greatest political feats in history. More important, though, is exactly how he did it.

DOOMED FROM THE VERY START: Moment it went wrong for Kamala Harris

Kamala Harris has failed in her historic White House bid — and there was one moment that likely killed her campaign for good.

Invisible money, Trump's heir and more: The election lessons we learned in 2024

Voters who see the opposition as dangerous and dystopian, as threats to democracy itself, won't see a loss as a national consensus. They're likely to see it as the starting bell for the next campaign.

Invisible money, Trump's heir and more: The election lessons we learned in 2024

Voters who see the opposition as dangerous and dystopian, as threats to democracy itself, won't see a loss as a national consensus. They're likely to see it as the starting bell for the next campaign.

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