Who was the presidential election's popular vote winner? Here's where the vote count stands

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : When he takes the oath of office, Trump will become just the second person in history to serve two non-consecutive terms in the White House, joining Grover Cleveland in that group.
50% : While Trump appears to be the first Republican to win the presidential popular vote since George W. Bush in 2004, his lead continues to fluctuate as remaining ballots are tallied.
48% : According to NBC News, Trump leads the popular vote count with 74,672,841 votes to Harris' 71,144,667 votes as of Friday afternoon.
48% : You look at Macomb County, Michigan, blue collar north of Detroit, Trump owned by eight.
38% : "If you look at Kenosha County just over the line, Trump won that by three points against Biden in 2020.
24% : "Giangreco went on to say that Trump overperformed with Latino men, Black men and young men.Illinois' presidential vote likely the closest in decades"All Donald Trump had to say was, were things better off?", Giangreco said.
21% : So you saw those blue collar counties really where Trump built out a margin where Kamala Harris was not able to meet it.

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