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Early on the morning of Nov. 6, the Associated Press declared Donald Trump the president-elect, and, by the afternoon, Vice President Kamala Harris conceded, drawing an end to months of campaigning.
Leading up to Nov. 5, PublicSource reporters sought out stories on the election’s potential impact on each of their respective beats. The process led to stories on K-12 education and misinformation classes, the future of transgender healthcare in the U.S. and more.
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