President-elect Donald Trump made history by winning Bucks County, Pennsylvania, marking the first time a Republican presidential candidate has won the county since 1988. The victory, which came by a razor-thin margin of 0.07 points (291 votes), was hailed as a historic shift from blue to red. The Bucks County Republican Party celebrated the achievement, crediting grassroots efforts and volunteers, particularly Republican activist Scott Presler, who dedicated significant time to the county throughout the election. Despite late votes bringing Vice President Kamala Harris closer, she ultimately did not win the county. The loss has sparked debate, with some attributing it to Harris’s struggles to connect with voters, while others point to external factors like President Biden’s late exit from the race. This victory further solidifies Trump’s role in reshaping political dynamics in key battleground areas.