Former President Donald Trump secured victory in his bid to return to the White House, defeating Democratic candidate Kamala Harris. The win follows a heated campaign season marked by intense debates, significant policy contrasts, and record voter turnout across the nation.
Trump’s Return to Power
After a historic tenure as the first president to serve a non-consecutive second term since Grover Cleveland, Trump’s campaign strategy emphasized his prior administration’s economic successes and strong conservative stances on immigration, foreign policy, and national security. Throughout the campaign, Trump promised to “restore American greatness” and bring stability back to the nation.
Kamala Harris Concedes
The Harris campaign said the Vice President plans to address the nation at 4pm EST at Howard University in Washington, D.C. to concede to President-Elect Trump.
We will bring her speech LIVE below:
High Voter Turnout and Key Swing States
The race saw a record-breaking voter turnout, reflecting the deep divisions and passionate engagement on both sides of the aisle. Trump’s path to victory was bolstered by wins in several key battleground states, including Florida, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, where he made last-minute campaign stops in the final days. His support remained strong in rural areas and among working-class voters, while Harris drew significant support from urban and suburban regions.
