Jonathan Gordon

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Nov 10, 2024, 8:45 PM

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The 2024 election is over, but the results will have long-lasting effects on the country's future - both locally and nationwide.

This weekend, Pace University political science clinical assistant professor Laura Tamman analyzes the presidential race results between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. She also breaks down the congressional races in the Hudson Valley, Democrats' performance in the tri-state and expectations for a transition of power.

"What I'm seeing in voters is that they're really unhappy with where the government is," Tamman said. "They're really unhappy with the government meeting their needs. They don't feel like government is working for them."

Hear from the four winning congressional candidates in the Hudson Valley and get a recap of who won and what propositions passed at the state and local levels.