Donald Trump has won the 2024 U.S. presidential election, defeating Kamala Harris and securing 312 Electoral College votes. His victory included a sweep of all seven key swing states, flipping states like Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. Trump also claimed victory in traditionally Republican strongholds.
Harris conceded after a tight race but managed to win Democratic bastions, including California and New York. The election also saw Republicans gain control of both the Senate and House, potentially paving the way for a unified GOP agenda.
Donald Trump secured a second term in the 2024 presidential election, defeating Kamala Harris and preventing her from becoming the first female president. His victory was finalized with Wisconsin’s results, pushing him past the necessary 270 electoral votes. Celebrating in Florida, Trump declared a new “golden age” for America.
In her concession speech, Harris vowed to continue fighting for her values. Speaking with emotion, she urged her supporters to hold onto hope and resilience, promising that the spirit of American democracy would endure.
Donald Trump achieved a political comeback by flipping all seven key swing states that Joe Biden had won in 2020, including Rust Belt strongholds like Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. This breakthrough, alongside victories in states like Arizona and Georgia, delivered him the presidency and reinforced Republican control across the country.
With the GOP flipping the Senate and maintaining a majority in the House, Trump’s legislative agenda will likely face little resistance. This unified government positions him to pursue his policies with broad congressional backing during his second term.
