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Trump agrees to White House meeting with Biden
Donald Trump spent his first day as president-elect receiving congratulatory phone calls from his defeated opponent, world leaders and President Joe Biden as he began the process of turning his election victory into a government. LiveNOW from FOX host Josh Breslow spoke to John Hanley, political science lecturer at the University of Central Florida on the latest.
null - In the latest election news, the White House said Saturday that President Joe Biden and President-elect Donald Trump will meet next week in the Oval Office.
Such a meeting is traditional between the outgoing and incoming president, though Trump did not host Biden four years ago.
The meeting was set to take place Wednesday, Nov. 13.
FILES -This combination of pictures created on September 29, 2020 shows Democratic Presidential candidate and former US Vice President Joe Biden (L) and US President Donald Trump speaking during the first presidential debate at the Case Western Reser …
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Here are other updates from the election to happen this weekend:
Nevada called for Trump
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Trump awarded Nevada's 6 electoral votes
President-elect Donald Trump won his sixth battleground state of the 2024 election early Saturday, beating Vice President Kamala Harris in Nevada. Political analyst and historian, Rich Rubino, joined LiveNOW from FOX's Josh Breslow to discuss.
The Associated Press called the swing state of Nevada for Trump early Saturday morning, three days after the election.
Trump, of course, did not need the state’s 6 electoral votes to help decide his victory, but it brought him one step closer to sweeping all seven of the swing states.
The last remaining state to be called still is Arizona.
READ MORE: Donald Trump wins Nevada, AP projects
House control still undecided
Control over the U.S. House of Representatives still hangs in the balance, teetering between a Republican or Democratic majority with just over two dozen races left to be called.
The Republicans won control of the U.S. Senate early Wednesday.