President-elect Donald Trump has secured victory in Nevada, marking his sixth battleground state win in the 2024 election against Vice President Kamala Harris. With a lead of approximately 46,000 votes, Trump now holds 301 electoral votes, having already clinched a second term after winning Wisconsin. This victory makes him the first Republican candidate to win Nevada since George W. Bush in 2004, despite the state traditionally favoring Democrats in recent elections. Both candidates campaigned heavily in Clark and Washoe counties, where Democratic success hinges on large margins. As of now, Arizona remains the only battleground yet to be officially called, where Trump is also leading. Trump's win in Nevada underscores a significant shift in voter sentiment in a state previously dominated by Democrats.