President-elect Donald Trump has secured victory in the 2024 election by flipping key swing states, including Wisconsin, Michigan, Georgia, and Pennsylvania, marking a significant shift in voter support, particularly among Hispanic and Black communities. His campaign focused on economic recovery and immigration policies, resonating with voters concerned about inflation and border security. Trump exceeded pollster expectations, overcoming obstacles to win both the popular vote and at least 295 electoral votes, despite predictions of a closer race against Vice President Kamala Harris. His victory was driven by strong support in rural areas and significant vote shifts in traditionally Democratic states. Republicans have regained control of the Senate, though the House remains undecided. National exit polls highlight a 6% increase in Hispanic support for Trump in Wisconsin compared to 2020, reflecting broader demographic shifts.