2025 U.S. Government
We are in the midst of having the Presidential election certified today. The Final 2024 General Election results leads to a unified government on a Federal level! Last week Friday we had the 119^th Congress swear House Speaker Mike Johnson, and the Senate is ready to make appointing of Executive Branch Cabinet members starting this week. See you on January 20^th at noon EST!

Final Election Day Results 2024

Presidential Election:
Real  Results (01/06/2025):

U.S. Presidential Election Final Results – 2024
State	Final ECV
Alabama	9
Alaska	3
Arizona	11
Arkansas	6
California	54
Colorado	10
Connecticut	7
Delaware	3
Florida	30
Georgia	16
Hawaii	4
Idaho	4
Illinois	19
Indiana	11
Iowa	6
Kansas	6
Kentucky	8
Louisiana	8
Maine	2 | 1 | 1
Maryland	10
Massachusetts	11
Michigan	15
Minnesota	10
Mississippi	6
Missouri	10
Montana	4
Nebraska	2 | 1 | 1 | 1
Nevada	6
New Hampshire	4
New Jersey	14
New Mexico	5
New York	28
North Carolina	16
North Dakota	3
Ohio	17
Oklahoma	7
Oregon	8
Pennsylvania	19
Rhode Island	4
South Carolina	9
South Dakota	3
Tennessee	11
Texas	40
Utah	6
Vermont	3
Virginia	13
Washington	12
Washington, DC	3
West Virginia	4
Wisconsin	10
Wyoming	3
ESTIMATED TOTALS	(D) =226 Harris  | (R) = 312 Trump

President Trump’s Cabinet Nominees (Senate Confirmation Required):

President Trump’s Cabinet Nominees

Department of the State: Marco Rubio

Attorney general: Pam Bondi

Department of defense: Pete Hegseth

Department of homeland security: Kristi Noem

Department of labor: Lori Chavez-DeRemer

Department of C.I.A.: John Ratcliffe

Department of D.N.I.: Tulsi Gabbard

Department of Medicare and Medicaid: Mehmet Oz

Department of E.P.A.: Lee Zeldin

Department of U.N.: Elise Stefanik

Department of health: Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Department of interior: Doug Burgum

Department of Veterans affairs: Doug Collins

Department of treasury: Scott Bessent

Department of agriculture: Brooke Rollins

Department of commerce: Howard Lutnick

Department of transportation: Sean Duffy

Department of F.D.A.: Martin A. Makary

Department of energy: Chris Wright

Department of education: Linda McMahon

Department of NATO: Matthew G. Whitaker

Department of housing: Scott Turner

Department of C.D.C.: Dave Weldon

Department of surgeon general: Janette Nesheiwat

Department of O.M.B.: Russell T. Vought

Department of C.E.A.: Stephen Miran

Ambassador to Israel: Mike Huckabee

Ambassador to Canada: Pete Hoekstra

Deputy attorney general: Todd Blanche

Solicitor general: D. John Sauer

U.S. trade representative: Jamieson Greer

N.I.H. director: Jay Bhattacharya

Department of Navy: John Phelan

Health deputy: Jim O’Neill

Department of F.B.I.: Kash Patel

Ambassador to France: Charles Kushner

Department of NASA: Jared Isaacman

Hostage affairs envoy: Adam Boehler

Army secretary: Daniel Driscoll

Department of S.E.C.: Paul Atkins

Treasury deputy: Michael Faulkender

Department of I.R.S.: Billy Long

Department of S.B.A.: Kelly Loeffler

Department of Social Security: Frank Bisignano

Ambassador to China: David Perdue

Ambassador to Chile: Brandon Judd

Assistant attorney general civil rights: Harmeet K. Dhillon

Assistant attorney general antitrust: Gail Slater

Ambassador to Mexico: Ronald D. Johnson

Ambassador to Turkey: Thomas J. Barrack Jr.

Ambassador to Greece: Kimberly Guilfoyle

O.M.B. deputy director: Dan Bishop

Ambassador to Britain: Warren Stephens

Ambassador to Bahamas: Herschel Walker

Withdrawn Nominees

Department of D.E.A.: Chad Chronister

Attorney general: Matt Gaetz

President Trump’s Executive Position (Senate Confirmation not Required):

President Trump’s Executive Positions

Elected Vice President: JD Vance

Chief of staff: Susie Wiles

Deputy chief of staff: James Blair

Deputy chief of staff: Taylor Budowich

Deputy chief of staff: Stephen Miller

Deputy chief of staff: Dan Scavino

Border czar: Thomas Homan

National security adviser: Michael Waltz

Government efficiency counsel: Bill McGinley

White House counsel: David Warrington

Communications director: Steven Cheung

Press secretary: Karoline Leavitt

Staff secretary: Will Scharf

Department of personnel: Sergio Gor

Government efficiency lead: Elon Musk

Government efficiency lead: Vivek Ramaswamy

Department of F.C.C.: Brendan Carr

Deputy national security adviser: Alex Wong

Deputy assistant to President: Sebastian Gorka

Middle East envoy: Steven Witkoff

Department of legislative affairs: James Braid

Department of political affairs: Matt Brasseaux

Public liaison: Alex Latcham

Department of domestic policy: Vince Haley

N.E.C. director: Kevin Hassett

Ukraine and Russia envoy: Keith Kellogg

Senior adviser: Massad Boulos

Trade counselor: Peter Navarro

I.C.E. acting director: Caleb Vitello

F.T.C. chair: Andrew Ferguson

Presidential counselor: Alina Habba

A.I. and crypto czar: David Sacks

Voice of America director: Kari Lake

Intellegence advisory board chair: Devin Nunes

Senate Election:
Real  Results (01/06/2025):

U.S. Senate Final Election Results – 2024
State	Senator
Alabama	—
Alaska	—
Arizona	Ruben Gallego (D)
Arkansas	—
California	Adam Schiff (D)
Colorado	—
Connecticut	Chris Murphy (D)
Delaware	Lisa Blunt Rochester (D)
Florida	Rick Scott (R)
Georgia	—
Hawaii	Mazie Hirono (D)
Idaho	—
Illinois	—
Indiana	Jim Banks (R)
Iowa	—
Kansas	—
Kentucky	—
Louisiana	—
Maine	Angus King Jr. (I)
Maryland	Angela Alsobrooks (D)
Massachusetts	Elizabeth Warren (D)
Michigan	Elissa Slotkin (D)
Minnesota	Amy Klobuchar (D)
Mississippi	Roger Wicker (R)
Missouri	Josh Hawley (R)
Montana	Tim Sheehy (R)
Nebraska	Deb Fischer (R), Pete Ricketts (R)
Nevada	Jacky Rosen (D)
New Hampshire	—
New Jersey	Andy Kim (D)
New Mexico	Martin Heinrich (D)
New York	Kirsten Gillibrand (D)
North Carolina	—
North Dakota	Kevin Cramer (R)
Ohio	Bernie Moreno (R)
Oklahoma	—
Oregon	—
Pennsylvania	Dave McCormick (R)
Rhode Island	Sheldon Whitehouse (D)
South Carolina	—
South Dakota	—
Tennessee	Marsha Blackburn (R)
Texas	Ted Cruz (R)
Utah	John Curtis (R)
Vermont	Bernie Sanders (I)
Virginia	Timothy Kaine (D)
Washington	Maria Cantwell (D)
West Virginia	Jim Justice (R)
Wisconsin	Tammy Baldwin (D)
Wyoming	John Barrasso (R)
NEWLY ELECTED	(D) =16 | (R) = 15 | (I) = 2
TOTAL SENATE	(D) =46 | (R) = 52 | (I) = 2

House of Representatives Election:
Speaker of the House Voting on 01/03/2025:

House Speaker Vote – 01/03/2025 (First Vote Round Stands)
Votes For	No. of Votes
Mike Johnson, R-LA	218
Hakeem Jeffries, D-NY	215
Others	1
TOTAL Speaker Votes	(D) = 215 | (R) = 218 | (O) = 1

U.S. House of Representatives Final Election Results (01/06/2025):

U.S. House of Representatives Final Election Results – 2024
State	Seats in H.R.
Alabama	2 (D) | 5 (R)
Alaska	1 (R)
Arizona	3 (D) | 6 (R)
Arkansas	4 (R)
California	43 (D) | 9 (R)
Colorado	4 (D) | 4 (R)
Connecticut	5 (D)
Delaware	1 (D)
Florida	8 (D) | 20 (R)
Georgia	5 (D) | 9 (R)
Hawaii	2 (D)
Idaho	2 (R)
Illinois	14 (D) | 3 (R)
Indiana	2 (D) | 7 (R)
Iowa	4 (R)
Kansas	1 (D) | 3 (R)
Kentucky	1 (D) | 5 (R)
Louisiana	2 (D) | 4 (R)
Maine	2 (D)
Maryland	7 (D) | 1 (R)
Massachusetts	9 (D)
Michigan	6 (D) | 7 (R)
Minnesota	4 (D) | 4 (R)
Mississippi	1 (D) | 3 (R)
Missouri	2 (D) | 6 (R)
Montana	2 (R)
Nebraska	3 (R)
Nevada	3 (D) | 1 (R)
New Hampshire	2 (D)
New Jersey	9 (D) | 3 (R)
New Mexico	3 (D)
New York	19 (D) | 7 (R)
North Carolina	10 (D) | 4 (R)
North Dakota	1 (R)
Ohio	5 (D) | 10 (R)
Oklahoma	5 (R)
Oregon	5 (D) | 1 (R)
Pennsylvania	7 (D) | 10 (R)
Rhode Island	2 (D)
South Carolina	1 (D) | 6 (R)
South Dakota	1 (R)
Tennessee	1 (D) | 8 (R)
Texas	13 (D) | 25 (R)
Utah	4 (R)
Vermont	1 (D)
Virginia	6 (D) | 5 (R)
Washington	8 (D) | 2 (R)
West Virginia	2 (R)
Wisconsin	2 (D) | 6 (R)
Wyoming	1 (R)
TOTAL H.R.	(D) = 215 | (R) = 220 | (I) = 0

Present:
I continue wishing great peace and healing to a country under transition, that has been tattered in the form of invasion, inflation, over-government including over-taxation, intermittent discrimination, censorship, and more. There will be hope with my higher power to let the world mull and pray that peace will be able to be maintained.

Future:
I’m hoping for the peace of our whole country and unity for all, far into the future of the U.S.A., and beyond the coming semiquincentennial year of 2026 (250 year anniversary year).

This season of House Speaker vote for Speaker, Senate nominations, and inaugurations will all happen with a half-mast flag in honor of the integrity of our recent passing of the 39th President Jimmy Carter.

God Bless the U  S  A !

Remembering President Jimmy Carter

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