Results of the US Elections: Donald Trump won the US elections by a wide margin in swing states. Trump has won 295 electoral colleges, surpassing the majority threshold of 270, while his opponent Kamala Harris has secured 226. In 20 years, he will be the second Republican to be elected to a second term. From 2001 to 2009, Republican George W. Bush served as president.
When it comes to swing states, Trump has already taken the lead in Arizona and Nevada and has already won Georgia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin. Early in the morning, Kamala Harris admitted defeat. Although she has conceded the election, the Democratic leader stated in her speech that she has not conceded “the fight that fuelled this campaign.”
In a speech that lasted less than fifteen minutes, Harris encouraged her supporters to “keep fighting” despite acknowledging that losing was painful. Her message to supporters was, “Hear me when I say that the light of America’s promise will always burn bright as long as we never give up and as long as we keep fighting.” “The outcome of this election is not what we wanted, what we fought for, and what we voted for,” she said.
After one of the most antagonistic campaigns in contemporary US history, Mr. Trump’s victory was all the more impressive in light of his remarkable criminal conviction, near-miss assassination attempt, and warnings from a former chief of staff that he is a “fascist.”
After Tuesday’s vote, Donald Trump had expressed his willingness to accept defeat “if it is a fair election” and once more voiced concerns regarding the use of electronic voting machines. But after voting in one of the most controversial US elections in decades on Election Day in Florida, Trump declared that he is “very confident” that he will regain the White House.