Donald Trump has won Arizona, securing a sweep of all seven key battleground states in the 2024 election and marking his return as U.S. President. With 312 Electoral College votes, he defeated Kamala Harris, who ran a strong campaign but could not close the gap in critical states. Trump’s victory underscores his support in pivotal regions and signals a shift in the political landscape, as Republicans also regained control of the Senate, strengthening his mandate.

In his victory speech in West Palm Beach, Trump expressed gratitude, pledging to “make America great again” and focus on “renewed greatness.” He highlighted economic prosperity, security, and global strength, promising efforts to address inflation, cut taxes, and support American industries. His commitment to economic strength was well-received, with cheers as he pledged to bring “economic strength and resilience.”

Trump’s win was largely influenced by his success in battleground states like Arizona, Pennsylvania, and Michigan, where his focus on job creation and economic policies resonated with voters. His strategic outreach in these areas helped him secure a decisive path to the White House.

The Republican victory in the Senate boosts Trump’s legislative position, facilitating his agenda. Vice President-elect J.D. Vance joined Trump, sharing his vision to boost manufacturing, employment, and infrastructure.

As he prepares to take office, Trump faces both opportunities and challenges. While his supporters celebrate, critics remain concerned. In his speech, Trump emphasized unity, declaring, “We are one nation under God, and together, we will make this country better than ever before.”