Midnight at the election night parties

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Results are coming in across the United States and the early signs look very good for Donald Trump. At the time of recording, the betting markets are with him and the famous New York Times “Needle” has swung to a “likely” Trump victory. To give you the latest updates, Kate Andrews is joined by The Spectator’s team on the ground: Amber Duke is in battleground state Michigan; Matt McDonald joins from Washington, DC, where Kamala Harris is having her election night party; and Freddy Gray speaks from Team Trump’s party in Palm Beach, Florida.

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