Donald Trump Leads in Key States as Kamala Harris Awaits Results in Historic 2024 Presidential Race:
Donald Trump may be on track to become the first president since 1892 to serve two non-consecutive terms. As votes continue to come in from around the country, Kamala Harris’s campaign announced she won’t be speaking to supporters tonight, but she’s expected to address them tomorrow.
Trump secured wins in several states, including South Carolina, Indiana, Kentucky, and West Virginia, while Harris claimed Vermont. With key battleground states like Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Georgia still undecided, it’s too early to call the race. Both parties have deployed legal teams and volunteers to monitor the vote count, preparing for potential challenges.
Trump’s campaign claims he has a strong lead, with some outlets projecting him as the winner. Addressing supporters in Florida, Trump said the election has given him a “historic mandate.” Meanwhile, Harris is aiming to become the first female president and the first of Indian descent, making this race a historic one on both sides.
In 2016, Trump won the presidency against Hillary Clinton despite losing the popular vote. However, in 2020, he lost to Joe Biden, who won both the popular vote and electoral college. Trump continues to contest the 2020 outcome, alleging fraud—a claim that led to the January 6 Capitol Riots.
