Power & Politics: Donald Trump wins popular vote, swing states and presidency

It's official: Donald Trump will be the nation's 47th president after winning the popular vote, the swing states and the presidency. While much of the nation -- and Long Island -- voted red this year, one district flipped back to blue.

News 12 Staff

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Nov 10, 2024, 8:27 PM

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Updated 10 days ago

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From Long Island's congressional districts to seats in the senate, the 7th State Senate District is one that has flipped through the years. This time, however, it's staying red. Republican incumbent Jack Martins secured his second term in office after beating Democrat Kim Keiserman.

Rep. Tom Suozzi also picked up a Congressional seat in Nassau after beating Republican challenger Mike Lipetri in the race for the 1st District.