US Elections 2016: Dream over for Hillary Clinton; Donald Trump new American President

Election Day will soon be over with the final results declaring Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump as the 45th President of the United States of America. The country has already made clear that its choice is Trump and not Hillary; supporters are still waiting for the final results, but many know that the late projections have cleared the scenario- The Trump card is in and Hillary is out!

According to NBC projections, "The Senate will remain in Republican control, after Pennsylvania Sen. Pat Toomey (R) beat out his Democratic challenger Katie McGinty to retain his seat, dashing the Democrats’ hope of a return to power in Congress next year. The House will remain in Republican control next year, after Democrats made only modest pickups, as Democrats also faced bleak odds of wresting the Senate from GOP control."

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This year’s Presidential Elections will be remembered for the cusp between divisive and diabolical politics of one of its kind. The ugly 2016 presidential campaign changed country’s demographics, shifted coalitions of the two major parties and created an environment of hate and accusations.

Ahead of the results, Trump said, “I would do “very well” in the crucial battleground states of Florida, North Carolina and Ohio, and acknowledge that after nearly a year and a half of campaigning the only thing left for me to do was wait and see. We’re going to win a lot of states. Who knows what happens ultimately?”

Meanwhile, Hillary was surrounded by other voters when her and former President Bill Clinton voted in Chappaqua, New York.

Speaking to reporters after registering her vote, she said, “It’s a humbling feeling. Will wait and watch what the people of America have decided for me.”

In a battle of the belts, voters are expected to witness a clear outcome tonight as total 538 votes will be declared by 1 AM.

Here is the timeline: (LIVE BLOG, Pacific Standard Time)

BREAKING: Clinton will win DE, DC, IL, MD, MA, NJ, RI; Trump will win OK, MS and TN, CNN projects https://t.co/zwwtDtlYFz #CNNElection pic.twitter.com/tn1LeeYywr

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11:50 PM: Hillary Clinton calls Donald Trump to concede US Presidential Elections 2016

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