The Republican won the key state of Arizona, confirming his large victory against Kamala Harris.
End clap. Donald Trump won the key state of Arizona, the last territory still at stake in the American presidential election, CNN and NBC channels reported on Saturday evening, November 9, after four days of counting.
After having already been declared the winner in Georgia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan and Nevada, the Republican achieved a solid result in all seven swing states of this election.
By winning this state in the southwest of the United States, Donald Trump completes his large victory against Kamala Harris. The billionaire pockets 11 additional electors and ultimately has 312, compared to 226 for Kamala Harris.
Popular vote
Donald Trump, who will be inaugurated on January 20, also leads Kamala Harris by almost four million votes in the popular vote (across the country), a shock for Democrats pushed into difficult introspection.
If this trend is confirmed at the end of the count, he will be the first Republican president in 20 years to achieve this feat, proving wrong the pollsters who predicted the opposite.
The president-elect will be able to rely on the Senate, which the Republicans have officially taken back from the Democrats, and possibly on the House of Representatives, where his party is on track to retain the majority.
