Congress formally certifies Trump election win
- Trump received 312 Electoral College votes, while Kamala Harris received 226 votes, confirming his victory.
- Kamala Harris stated that the event was crucial for demonstrating a peaceful transfer of power in democracy.
- Trump described the certification as a 'GREAT' election victory and a 'BIG MOMENT IN HISTORY.
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