Donald Trump has won Arizona, marking his sweep of all seven key battleground states in the 2024 election and securing his second term as President of the United States. With 312 Electoral College votes, he has decisively surpassed his opponent, Kamala Harris, who fought a hard campaign but fell short in these pivotal states. The outcome not only underscored Trump’s strong support in critical regions but also highlighted a notable shift in the political landscape as Republicans regained control of the Senate, further strengthening Trump’s mandate.

In his victory speech, delivered to an enthusiastic crowd in West Palm Beach, Florida, Trump expressed gratitude and optimism for his second term, promising once again to “make America great again” and complete the work he began during his first term. He underscored a theme of “renewed greatness,” signaling his focus on economic prosperity, security, and maintaining America’s global strength. Trump’s speech emphasized his dedication to tackling key issues that resonated with voters, from addressing inflation and reducing taxes to supporting American industries and restoring jobs. These were key themes throughout his campaign, and his promises were received with resounding cheers as he assured the nation that his administration would bring about “economic strength and resilience.”