Let's explore the 2024 United States presidential race featuring Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.
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In the 2024 Presidential election so far, Donald Trump has won in Texas, Ohio and North Dakota.
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Texas
- In Texas election news reported that Trump emerged victorious in the state and secured all 40 votes there. The state of Texas has historically leaned towards the Republican Party during elections and Trump's recent win further solidifies this pattern.
Ohio
- Ohio has been won by Trump in this election cycle. It has contributed 18 votes to his tally, historically known as a crucial swing state but recent elections have exhibited a noticeable Republican tendency.
North Dakota
- In North Dakota well Trump emerged victorious. Secured the 3 electoral votes of the state which has been a stronghold for the Republican Party in presidential elections ever since 1968.
These victories play a role in adding to Trump's count of votes as these states have a history of favoring the Republican party.
In the 2024 US Presidential Elections, Kamala Harris emerged victorious in the states listed below:
Colorado
- Harris secured victory in Colorado. Garnered 10 votes in the state.
Illinois
- Harris emerged victorious in Illinois according to real time election reports from outlets such as Variety and NBC News – a state known for its support of the Democratic Party.
Maryland
- According to NBC News reports Harris was anticipated to secure the votes of Maryland.
New York
- In New York City's election season it's highly anticipated that Harris will emerge as a leading candidate given the city's Democratic roots.
The competition in Pennsylvania is still tight, Trump seems to be leading based on the updates available.
Pennsylvania's electoral outcome holds importance with it's 19 electoral votes, at stake as the state has been a contested battleground that has seen shifts between political parties in recent election cycles.
The competition is fierce in swing states as the presidential winner has not been officially announced yet due to ongoing vote counting nationwide.