Trump has a strong showing in key swing states as Democrats prepare for a loss

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

79% : Trump declared victory late on election night -- NBC News has not project a winner -- thanking supporters at his victory party in West Palm Beach, Florida, for the "extraordinary honor of being elected your 47th president and your 45th president.""I think we just witnessed the greatest political comeback in the history of the United States of America," Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, Trump's running mate, said during Trump's remarks.
68% : After Vance spoke, Trump responded that the senator "turned out to be a good choice" as his running mate.
65% : "I think we're going to have a very big victory today," Trump said as he cast his ballot in West Palm Beach on Tuesday afternoon.
64% : This year, only 49% of white voters said they saw Trump favorably, while his numbers among Latino and Black voters rose to 42% and 14%, respectively.
57% : In 2020, 57% of white voters viewed Trump favorably, as did 38%of Latino voters and 10% of Black voters.
49% : In a smaller shift -- but a sizable one in its own right -- Harris held a 25-point edge among Latino women, down 14 percentage points from Biden's 39-point spread over Trump in 2020.
42% : "Vice President Kamala Harris chose not to address supporters in Washington, D.C., on election night after Trump won Georgia and North Carolina, the first two battlegrounds to fall in the 2024 race for the White House.
42% : Among the most pronounced changes: Latino men favored Trump by a 10-point margin, 54%-44%, after they backed the 2020 Democratic nominee, Joe Biden, by a 23-point spread four years ago, 59%-36%.
42% : At the same time, Trump experienced attrition among suburban white women, carrying 51% of them this year, compared with 56% four years ago, according to the exit polls.
29% : Trump said that abortion decisions belong in the hands of states, where they now reside, but that he favors bans that exempt cases of rape, incest and danger to the life of the woman.

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