Trump Expected to Win Georgia Electoral Votes

As the U.S. presidential election unfolded, former President Donald Trump is projected to secure key victories, including Alaska and Georgia, where he had previously lost to Joe Biden in 2020. His campaign expresses confidence in sweeping through crucial battleground states such as North Carolina and Wisconsin, with predictions of success bolstered by strong rural voter turnout. Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign remains anxious, particularly with Nevada's six electoral votes at stake, as supporters await updates amid a tense atmosphere. The election is seen as a critical contest, hinging on seven key swing states: Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. Trump's path to victory is particularly contingent on winning at least one of the historically Democratic-dominant Blue Wall states—Michigan, Pennsylvania, or Wisconsin—to secure the necessary 270 electoral votes. As votes continue to be counted, both parties are bracing for a long night ahead.