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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : But Trump was showing strength across broad swathes of the country, say analysts.
61% : Trump went into Election Day with a 50-50 chance of reclaiming the White House, a remarkable turnaround from January 6, 2021, when many pundits pronounced his political career to be over.
55% : Trump won 45 percent of Hispanic voters nationwide, trailing Harris with 53 percent but up 13 percentage points from 2020.
49% : Signs suggest Trump, too, may fare better than in past cycles.
48% : Other news outlets had yet to call the race for Trump, but he appeared on the verge of winning after capturing the battleground states of Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Georgia and holding leads in the other four, according to Edison Research.
46% : "Trump was earning a bigger share of the vote than he did four years ago in nearly every corner of the country, from suburban Georgia to rural Pennsylvania.
44% : Trump claimed victory in the 2024 presidential contest after Fox News projected that he had defeated Democrat Kamala Harris, which would cap a stunning political comeback four years after he left the White House.
39% : Trump picked up more support from Hispanics, traditionally Democratic voters, and among lower-income households that have keenly felt the sting of price rises since the last presidential election in 2020, according to exit polls from Edison.
39% : But Tuesday's results ensured Republicans would be able to help Trump appoint conservative judges and other government personnel if he wins the presidential race, or block much of Democrat Kamala Harris's agenda if she prevails.
33% : About 31 percent of voters said the economy was their top issue, and they voted for Trump by a 79 percent to 20 percent margin, according to exit polls.
31% : US voters whose top issue was the economy voted overwhelmingly for Trump, especially if they felt they were worse off financially than they were four years ago.
25% : Some 45 percent of voters across the country said their family's financial situation was worse off today than four years ago, and they favoured Trump 80 percent to 17 percent for Harris.
20% : Trump employed increasingly apocalyptic rhetoric while stoking unfounded fears that the election system cannot be trusted.
17% : Tuesday's vote capped a dizzying race churned by unprecedented events, including two assassination attempts against Trump, President Joe Biden's surprise withdrawal and Harris' rapid rise.

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