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The Democratic vote eroded between 2020 and 2024 in all categories of the American electorate, except among black women and educated women.
Did Donald Trump win or did Kamala Harris lose? The result, of course, is the same: the Republican candidate was elected Tuesday, November 5 by the American people as the 47th President of the United States, and the country’s electoral map was almost repainted in red. But the question is not just rhetorical – it will undoubtedly have political repercussions for years to come. It could be rephrased as follows: between 2020 and 2024, has Trump won over new voters? Or has Harris failed to mobilize her people? Both are true. But the results, still partial, seem above all to point to a collapse of the Democratic vote.
This year, the participation rate should be close to the record rate of 2020 (66.6%), according to forecasts from the Washington Post. The final results will not be known for several days. The counting of the West Coast States, in particular, is still in progress. In California, for example, which has 22.6 million voters, only 55% of the ballots had been counted this Thursday at 5 p.m. (French time).
However, Donald Trump has already claimed to have won more votes than Kamala H
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