Donald Trump Wins 2024 Presidential Election

Donald Trump won the presidency on November 5, 2024, significantly influenced by cultural identity and voter demographics, with particularly strong support from White men, Hispanic men, and White women. Black voters, especially Black women, had a limited impact on Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign, which struggled due to her late entry and failure to address key voter concerns effectively. Harris's campaign faced criticism for being out of touch on significant issues like international conflicts and trans rights, which the Democrats reportedly did not address adequately, allowing Republicans to dominate the narrative. The GOP leveraged a $200 million advertising campaign targeting trans issues, framing Harris's positions as controversial. Grassroots efforts by groups like New York for Harris aimed to mobilize support, but ultimately, the strategies were insufficient to overcome Trump's entrenched voter base. The election results have sparked discussions on how to adapt future campaigns to better engage with diverse communities and address pressing issues more effectively.