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2024 US Election: Trump's Win and Democratic Decline

Analysis of the 2024 US Presidential election results, focusing on Trump's victory, decreased voter turnout, and the Democratic party's significant loss.

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How did voter turnout in 2024 compare to 2020?: Voter turnout decreased from over 155 million in 2020 to approximately 145 million in 2024, representing a decline in participation despite 2024 figures remaining above average.
How many votes did Trump receive in the 2020 election?: In 2020, Trump received 74,224,319 votes, slightly less than his 2024 total of 74,532,699 votes. This minimal increase suggests vote consolidation rather than significant growth.
What did Bernie Sanders say about the election results?: Bernie Sanders attributes the Democratic loss to the party's abandonment of the working class, highlighting the alienation and apathy among many voters that contributed to the election results.
What happened to the Democratic vote in the 2024 election?: The Democratic party experienced a significant drop in voter turnout in 2024, with Kamala Harris receiving over 10 million fewer votes than Joe Biden in 2020. This decrease was not offset by an increase in Republican votes.
What were the results of the 2024 US Presidential election?: Donald Trump won the 2024 US Presidential election with 312 electoral votes and 50.4% of the popular vote, a slight increase from his 2020 result.

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