'This is a more moderate and centrist country than activists on either the right or left let on, and Donald Trump fever may be breaking,' writes zbyronwolf | Analysis
The system is working. Here's one thing everybody can be happy about: The election results, for the most part, are not being questioned. That may have a lot to do with Republicans doing well. But the results should prove to them that Trump's voter fraud myth is in fact a myth.RELATED: Voters don't care about Donald Trump. They care about Joe Biden's unpopularityFrom there, things get more situational. Here's what Republicans and Democrats should take away from the results.
First ballot initiative to change policing in Minneapolis fails 01:30Even in Minneapolis, where the police killing of George Floyd kicked off a national protest movement, voters rejected a plan to end the city's police department.Jacob Frey, the mayor targeted for his refusal to radically change policing, cruised to re-election, according to unofficial results.
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