Kamala Harris won Colorado and its 10 electoral votes on Tuesday, easily beating Donald Trump in a state that’s become reliably Democratic in recent years. Harris, the vice president, had 56% of the presidential election vote in Colorado to former President Trump’s 42% at 8:08 p.m. when The Associated Press called the race.

For the third presidential election in a row, Colorado voters rejected Republican Donald Trump, this time voting to deliver the state's 10 electoral votes to Democratic nominee Vice President Kamala

Vice President Kamala Harris is the winner in Virginia in the presidential election, according to the AP. Why it matters: It gives her 13 electoral college votes toward becoming the first Black and Asian American woman to become president of the United States.

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