Donald Trump was elected as the President of the United States for the second time. Two hundred and ninety five electoral votes were obtained out of five hundred and thirty eight electoral votes. Kamala Harris received 226 electoral votes. Trump also won four of seven swing states. A majority was also found in the House of Representatives and the Senate. Results of gubernatorial elections are still awaited in 11 US states.
On the other hand, the Democratic presidential candidate and Vice President of the United States, Kamala Harris, conceded defeat in the American presidential election.
Called Donald Trump to congratulate him on winning the presidential election. Speaking at Howard University, he said we must accept the results of the election, calling for a peaceful transition of power in talks with Donald Trump.
Kamala Harris said we will not give up, we will continue the struggle for democracy.
Donald Trump then went to the White House
The American people made a big decision. Democrats were dismissed from the House of Power. Trump will be president, JD Vance will be vice president.
‘Kamla Harris was created by the Indian lobby, now Pakistan has got an opportunity’
The swing states of Georgia and North Carolina remained Trump’s names, but he lost ground in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. The state of Texas, which had forty electoral votes, was also won.
California with the highest number of electoral votes went to Kamala. Also won from Washington, New York, Oregon. Republicans won two seats in the House of Representatives. Democrats are set to have a tough time with eighty-two members.
Fifty-two seats of the Senate were occupied by Republicans and forty-two by Democrats. Donald Trump thanked the American people in his speech and said that he will not start a new war, announced the end of wars and made it clear that the borders will have to be sealed.
Trump’s victory speech before the final results, announcing an end to wars
In Florida, Trump’s election office was a refuge. Young boys and girls danced with joy. In Washington, Kamala Harris’s office was filled with frustration and supporters walked away from the camp.
The official confirmation of the results will be done in the meeting on January 5, 2025. The new president will be sworn in on January 20 in Washington.
After Trump’s victory, gold prices in Pakistan fell sharply
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**Interview with Political Analyst Dr. Emily Carter on Trump’s Presidential Win**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, Dr. Carter. With Donald Trump’s recent election victory, how would you assess the significance of his securing 295 electoral votes?
**Dr. Carter:** Thank you for having me. Trump’s victory is significant not just because of the numbers, but because it demonstrates a solid consolidation of support among voters, particularly in key swing states. Winning four out of seven swing states is crucial for any candidate; it reflects an ability to appeal to a diverse electorate and signifies a potential shift in political dynamics.
**Interviewer:** Kamala Harris, in conceding defeat, emphasized the importance of a peaceful transition. What does this mean for the current political climate?
**Dr. Carter:** Harris’s concession is an important move for maintaining democratic norms in the country. By calling for a peaceful transition, she sets a tone for cooperation and stability, which is vital given the polarized environment we’ve seen in recent years. It signals to both supporters and opponents that democracy must prevail regardless of the outcome.
**Interviewer:** The results in the House of Representatives and Senate also favored Trump. How might this impact his upcoming presidency?
**Dr. Carter:** With a majority in both chambers, Trump will likely have a smoother path to implementing his policies compared to his first term. This shift could lead to significant legislative changes and might embolden him to pursue a more ambitious agenda. However, he will still need to navigate bipartisan challenges and the diverse priorities within Congress.
**Interviewer:** Lastly, what can we expect regarding the pending gubernatorial elections in the 11 states?
**Dr. Carter:** Those gubernatorial races could still influence the political landscape at the state level and could have implications for local policies. Depending on the outcomes, we might see shifts in alliances and strategies as both parties recalibrate their approaches heading into future elections.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Dr. Carter, for your insights. It’s an intriguing time in American politics, and we appreciate your perspective.
**Dr. Carter:** Thank you for having me. It will definitely be interesting to watch how this unfolds in the coming weeks and months.
