To celebrate election night, some people held up signs in the streets of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to support Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1932. Election night in 1932.

Election night is supremely weird this year. Here’s how some voters are celebrating (or not). ‘There is a limit to how much fun you can have at a virtual party — let’s face it,’ one ...

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When David Kaiser was a senior in college, in 1968, he hosted his first election night watch party. The events have been a constant in the historian’s life and, without fail, he’s hosted one ...

But still, there are people who consider election night their Super Bowl and are more than happy to gather with others for a bit of tug-o-war at an election party this year.

Despite Harris’ failed presidential bid to be the first Black woman president in U.S. history, the election night was filled with historic firsts for Black people. Here are five historic wins on ...

The only places that might’ve been busier than the polls on Election Day in the Big Apple were the liquor stores. New Yorkers eager to celebrate or mourn their presidential candidate Tuesday ...

As the election night unfolds and the results trickle in, these election night drinks are here to keep you company—whether you’re celebrating, commiserating, or simply watching the drama play out.

It might seem so when one looks back at an election party held at the Hotel Biltmore in New York City on the night of the 1948 presidential election. Graphic House Read The Room.