Donald Trump is officially named 47e president of the United States. He has so far won 277 electors, while Kamala Harris has 224.
The Republican candidate therefore largely beat his score from 2020, where he only won 232 voters, compared to 306 for Joe Biden.
Which states have switched from one camp to another during this 2024 presidential election? We take stock.
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Georgia goes to the Republican camp
In 2020, the results were very close in Georgia. Voters in this key state chose Joe Biden: the Democrat obtained 49.5% of the vote, while the Republican received 49.3% of the vote.
This Wednesday, the state swung to the Republican side: Donald Trump won its 16 electors, obtaining 50.9% of the vote, according to current estimates.
Pennsylvania chooses Donald Trump
Same thing for Pennsylvania: this pivotal state opted for Joe Biden in 2020, who obtained 50% of the vote.
But today, it was Donald Trump who got his hands on Pennsylvania. He would have obtained 51% of the votes, compared to 48.1% for Kamala Harris.
Just like Wisconsin
It was this vote that allowed Donald Trump to officially win the election: while voters had voted 49.6% for Joe Biden in 2020, this time it was the Republican candidate who won. He would obtain 49.9% of the votes, more than a point ahead of his opponent, who would have 48.6% of the votes.
Results still awaited in five states
The counting of ballots is not finished. We are still awaiting final results in five states: Michigan, Nevada, Arizona, Alaska and Maine.
