Donald Trump is now projected to win the states of Arizona and Nevada, which were still counting votes from Tuesday’s presidential race.

Trump has already surpassed the necessary 270 electoral college votes to win the presidency and now he’s achieved the 312 vote total.

With the Arizona win, Trump’s electoral votes tally will hit 312 compared to Kamala Harris’s 226 – a clear and convincing victory over the radical abortion activist.

Arizona, one of the pivotal swing states, played a significant role in the election. Although it narrowly backed Joe Biden in 2020, it returned to supporting Donald Trump, even as key Republican figures like former Senator Jeff Flake and Mesa Mayor John Giles endorsed Kamala Harris. These prominent endorsements, however, were insufficient to tip the state in favor of the Democratic candidate.

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.

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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.

Trump cruised to what appeared to be a comfortable Electoral College victory on Tuesday, defeating Vice President Kamala Harris on his way to become the nation’s 47th president-elect.

With his win, Trump becomes just the second president in American history to be elected to two non-consecutive terms, after Grover Cleveland did the same in the late 1800s.

Heading into the November 5 election, experts’ forecasts largely showed a neck-and-neck race between Trump and Harris. However, the actual vote tally conveyed a different story.

As of Wednesday morning, the Trump-Vance ticket is poised to sweep all seven of the battleground states.

In addition, the former president is also projected to have won the popular vote, making him the first Republican nominee in 20 years to accomplish this feat.

Since becoming the Republican nominee for the third consecutive election cycle, Trump survived two assassination attempts – including one on July 13 in which a bullet struck his ear and came just inches away from ending his life.

At the same time, Trump had also endured an unprecedented amount of legal accusations levied against him by political opponents – which many critics have described as “lawfare.”

“This was a movement like nobody’s ever seen before,” Trump told a jubilant crowd of his supporters and volunteers during his victory speech early Wednesday morning. “Frankly, I believe this was the greatest political movement of all time.”

“And now it’s going to reach a new level of importance because we’re going to help our country heal,” he emphasized:

We have a country that needs help, and it needs help very badly. We’re going to fix our borders. We’re going to fix everything about our country. We’ve made history for a reason tonight. And the reason is going to be just that.

“We overcame obstacles that nobody thought possible,” Trump added. “But it’s a political victory that our country has never seen before.”

Trump’s running mate, vice president-elect JD Vance soon joined him on stage stating: “I think that we witnessed the greatest political comeback in the history of the United States of America.”

“And under President Trump’s leadership we’re never going to stop fighting for you,” Vance continued. “For your dreams, for the future of your children.”

“And after the greatest political comeback in American history, we’re going to lead the greatest economic comeback in American history under Donald Trump’s leadership,” he stressed.

Toward the end of his speech, Trump declared that November 5, 2024 “will forever be remembered as the day the American people regained control of their country.”