HISTORY…DELAYED: Presidential Race Hangs in the Balance with A Race That’s Too Close to Call

Heading into the 2024 election, the nation had two choices: A repeat of 2016-2020 and a re-election of former President Donald Trump or deciding to give Vice President Kamala Harris an opportunity to lead the nation in a different direction. As election night stretched into the early hours, Americans faced the stark reality of a presidential race that’s really, simply, too close to call. Results from Michigan and other key battleground states remain unfinalized, setting the stage for an intense waiting game likely to extend days—if not weeks—before a clear winner is declared. This election caps off a year of deeply divisive campaigning and high-stakes debates over issues ranging from the economy and healthcare to climate policy and Supreme Court appointments, leaving the nation in a tense holding pattern as every last ballot is counted. Narratives about the future loom in the balance. An Election Night Full of Suspense The race has remained neck-and-neck between Trump and Harris, particularly in crucial swing states. Michigan, long regarded as a microcosm of national political trends, is set to play a pivotal role. With suburban and rural counties reporting slow returns and urban centers such as Detroit still processing ballots, Michigan exemplifies the...