Donald Trump Clinches Arizona, Sweeps All Swing States in 2024 Election Victory
Donald Trump secured Arizona in the 2024 U.S. presidential election, completing a Republican sweep of all seven swing states, including Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin. This victory not only returns Arizona’s 11 electoral votes to the GOP but also propels Trump back to the White House with a total of 312 electoral votes. Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee, trails with 226. Trump has begun assembling his second administration, including appointing Susie Wiles as Chief of Staff. Other speculated appointees include Elon Musk, Ric Grenell, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Donald Trump Clinches Arizona, Sweeps All Swing States in 2024 Election Victory
Washington: Donald Trump clinched Arizona on Saturday, marking a complete sweep of all seven key swing states in the November 5 U.S. presidential election. This win returns Arizona and its 11 electoral votes to the Republican side, reversing Democrat Joe Biden’s 2020 victory.
With 312 electoral votes—well above the 270 needed—Trump secured his path back to the White House, achieving a wider margin than in his 2016 victory. Key swing states, including Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin, swung Republican, as well as North Carolina and Nevada.
Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee who replaced Joe Biden, trails with 226 electoral votes. Biden, who stepped down citing age concerns, is set to meet with Trump at the Oval Office this Wednesday.
Trump 2.0: Ahead of his January 20 inauguration, Trump is assembling his second administration, naming Susie Wiles as White House Chief of Staff—the first woman in this role. Speculated additions include Elon Musk, Ric Grenell as a potential Secretary of State, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in healthcare.
