The 2024 Election Shock: Donald Trump Beats Kamala Harris
In an unexpected turn of events, it has been ruled that Donald Trump is the winner of the United States presidential elections of 2024, beating democratic Party’s Kamala Harris. Trump who scored 301 out of the electoral votes and surpassed the victory threshold benevolently 270, with Harris taking only 226. The development has caused frenzied reaction within the country owing to the prevailing political temperatures in the nation.
This election was arguably one of the most charged periods, if not, the most contentious, ever seen in recent memory. The campaigns of both aspirants were conducted at a great intensity highlighting the warring worldviews of the two contestants concerning America. For instance Trumps’ campaign was about bringing back the economy, tightening borders and ‘America First policies’ appealing to his base. In more inclusive politics, Vice President Kamala Harris current Democratic presidential aspirant championed more radical policies focused on health care, climate and social justice to mobilize young and.
Most analysts who bore witness to the elections were rather doubtful and most felt that it was a closer contest, or maybe there was victory for the Democrats. A counter message in the message from these states towards the end ‘shifted’ them several amazingly previously democratic leaning states back in 2020. While campaigning, the working-class citizens in such states were trump’s secret weapon and this explains how he won it, a clear electoral college win. To his fans and many fans that he has, this win is aimed at restoring the traditions and whilst turning away any political policies by the Biden-Harris administration, that were perceived to be very leftist and radical for the average Midwestern American.
In contrast however, the Democrat Party was left in disappointment and introspection over Harris’s defeat. Supporters expressed concerns that the loss would inhibit advancements in paramount issues such as that of climate change, healthcare/health insurance overhaul, and equity.