Donald Trump has secured victory in the 2024 presidential election, capturing 312 electoral votes after winning Arizona, the last undecided state, and previously flipping Nevada, a state not won by a Republican since 2004. Trump triumphed over Vice President Kamala Harris with a popular vote margin of approximately four million, receiving nearly 75 million votes to Harris' 71 million. His win was supported by a significant shift among white working-class voters and a sizeable portion of Hispanic voters. The Republican Party has regained control of the Senate and is close to achieving a majority in the House, further solidifying their political dominance. Trump is set to meet outgoing President Joe Biden at the White House to begin the transition process. This victory marks a significant GOP resurgence in critical swing states, including Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Georgia, which were crucial in securing Trump's presidency.