Vice President Kamala Harris conceded to Donald Trump, who is set to return to the White House after winning the 2024 U.S. presidential election. Harris's campaign faced criticism for failing to resonate with key demographics, such as Black and Hispanic voters, and for not sufficiently distancing itself from President Biden's policies. Democrats are undergoing internal conflicts, with some blaming Biden's delayed withdrawal from the race and others pointing to Harris's choice of running mate, Tim Walz, over more popular figures like Josh Shapiro. Additionally, there is a call for the party to realign its priorities, addressing issues like immigration and economic concerns of working-class voters, as the nation shifts further to the right politically. The outcome has led to a broader discussion within the Democratic Party about its identity and future strategy. Despite the challenges, Harris emphasized the importance of a peaceful transition of power, underscoring a fundamental democratic principle.