Harris Concedes Presidential Race to Trump But Not 'The Fight That Fueled This Campaign' | FlaglerLive
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74% : Steven Cheung, the Trump campaign communications director said in a statement that during the call Trump "acknowledged Vice President Harris on her strength, professionalism, and tenacity throughout the campaign, and both leaders agreed on the importance of unifying the country.55% : Trump was declared the presidential winner early Wednesday, according to projections by The Associated Press.
47% : Despite the funding and new enthusiasm among Democrats, the swing states of Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin ultimately went to Trump, giving him a clear path to the White House with 292 Electoral College votes out of 270 needed to win the White House, to her 224 votes, according to The Associated Press.
46% : "The college was also the site of her election watch party on Tuesday night, which quickly turned somber after her path to the White House narrowed when the southern battleground states of North Carolina and Georgia swung to Trump.
37% : It's the second time a woman has led as the presidential candidate for a major party and it's the second time a woman has lost to Trump.
33% : There was deep dissatisfaction within her party for the current administration's handling of the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.Michigan, which has a high Arab American population and is a state that Biden won in 2020, voted for Trump, according to projections by The Associated Press.
31% : The election saw a deep gender divide, with exit poll surveys showing women tended to favor Harris over Trump.
24% : With Biden out of the race following a disastrous June debate that rattled his party's belief he could win a rematch against Trump, the coronation of Harris as the party heir breathed new hope into Democrats along with a flood of cash.
22% : Harris said it was important to accept the results of the race - something that Trump did not do four years ago, leading to a violent insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.
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