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Donald Trump has become the first convicted felon to be elected U.S. president, according to CNN which called the 2024 presidential election early Wednesday morning.

Trump, the Republican nominee who faced four historic criminal indictments in the fallout from his first administration, defeated former prosecutor Vice President Kamala Harris, according to predictions from Decision Desk HQ and CNN.

Former President Donald Trump declared victory early Wednesday over Vice President Kamala Harris and told a raucous crowd of MAGA supporters to brace for a new "golden age."

As chants of "U-S-A" broke out at his campaign HQ in West Palm Beach, Florida, Trump called MAGA a "movement like no one has seen before." He vowed to help the "country heal."

One of the most important calls of the 2024 presidential election has been made, with Donald Trump taking the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

The result was called early Wednesday by CNN and Decision Desk HQ.

The state of Georgia has been called for Donald Trump in the presidential election. The result was called by NBC News and CNN.

It's a major battleground result, with significant implications for the overall winner of the presidential election.

The Republican Party seized control of the Senate late Tuesday as Republican candidates flipped seats in Ohio and West Virginia and fended off a surprising challenge in Nebraska.

Bernie Moreno defeated incumbent Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown in Ohio and Gov. Jim Justice won in retiring independent Sen. Joe Manchin's seat in West Virginia. Incumbent Republican Deb Fischer held onto her seat in Nebraska.

The state of North Carolina has been called for Donald Trump in the presidential contest. The Washington Post and the New York Times made the prediction.

North Carolina was heavily targeted in the final days of the campaign by both Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump.

In the latest high-profile statewide race in Texas, the Senate contest between GOP incumbent Ted Cruz and Democratic Dallas-area Congressman Colin Allred has been called for Cruz.

The result was called by Fox News and NBC News.

The New York Times delivered its first presidential estimate Tuesday night as results poured in from Georgia and North Carolina.

Nate Cohn, chief political analyst for the Times, noted around 9:20 p.m. ET that the paper of record was making its first estimate on election night.

Vice President Kamala Harris has taken a strong lead in several swing state counties, one of which typically go the way of the nation, according to a CNN analysis.

Pennsylvania voters in Erie — a "bellwether county" that can go red or blue — had gone for Harris over former President Donald Trump at a split of about 59 percent to 40 percent as of 9:20 p.m., CNN analyst John King reported Tuesday night,

The closely-watched North Carolina gubernatorial election between Democratic state Attorney General Josh Stein and Republican Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson has ended in a victory for Stein, Fox News and ABC.

The contest, which also comes as former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris have been competing hard in the battleground state that narrowly went for Trump twice at the presidential level, was the Republicans' effort to win back a gubernatorial seat the party hasn't held since 2017, when then-Democratic Attorney General Roy Cooper unseated incumbent GOP Gov. Pat McCrory.

Republicans saw their first big gain of the night in the race to retake control of the U.S. Senate after West Virginia’s Republican Gov. Jim Justice defeated Democrat Glenn Elliott for the seat being vacated by Sen. Joe Manchin (I-WV).

Justice's win was reported by several news outlets.

The first projections in Tuesday's election, calling Kentucky for Republican DonaldTrump and Vermont for Democrat Kamala Harris.

Multiple media outlets agreed that Harris carried Vermont, earning her three electoral votes, and Kentucky for Trump, giving him eight electoral votes.

A polling place in DeKalb County, Georgia is being evacuated due to another bomb threat, according to local reports.

"We're hearing of another bomb threat at a polling place in DeKalb County where the fire department is waiting for the police to clear the building," reported Atlanta News First's Brendan Keefe. "The FBI says the previous threats originated from Russian email domains."