Donald Trump defeated Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election in a victory that reflects significant shifts in voter preferences across key demographics and battleground states.

Trump saw historic gains with black and Hispanic voters as Americans make it clear they preferred a better economy and lower crime to more abortions. While Donald Trump staked out a middle ground on abortion, saying he would respect the Dobbs decision allowing states to make their own abortion laws, Kamala Harris ran on a platform of unlimited abortions up to birth.

Trump hit the 270 electoral college votes he needed when media outlets declared he won the state of Pennsylvania – while still holding leads in other states like Michigan, Wisconsin and Nevada. That makes it likely the 270 figure will expand as the counting concludes.

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Trump has been elected as the next president, becoming the second president to serve two non-consecutive terms.

Kamala promoted abortion over and over again in TV and Internet ads, on social media and during campaign stops, but her abortion cheerleading wasn’t enough to win.

“It’s a return to glory. We’ve witnessed the greatest political comeback of all time. Donald J. Trump has been elected president of the United States again. He’s retaken his job. He’s endured incessant attacks by the liberal media, Democratic Party lawmakers, a rogue Justice Department, and a vindictive, dementia-ridden president—and he’s defeated them all,” one conservative news outlet wrote. 

“Trump was able to cobble together a diverse coalition of Hispanics, working-class voters, and rural voters to clinch victory. Only 28 percent of Americans felt the country was heading in the right direction—no incumbent party has ever retained the White House with an atrocious stat line,” Townhall added.