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Trump Declares Victory in Presidential Election

President-elect Donald Trump declared victory in the US Presidential Election, celebrating his win with supporters and outlining his plans for the future.

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Who did Trump mention in his speech?: Trump's victory speech included mentions of several notable figures, such as Elon Musk and UFC CEO Dana White, highlighting a diverse range of support within his campaign.
What did Vice President-elect JD Vance say?: Vice President-elect JD Vance also addressed the crowd, praising Trump's leadership and predicting a great economic comeback under his administration. He described Trump's win as the greatest political comeback in US history.
Which states were crucial to Trump's victory?: Key battleground states such as Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Georgia, and North Carolina were pivotal in Trump's victory. His win in Pennsylvania, in particular, was considered crucial in securing the presidency.
What did Donald Trump say in his victory speech?: Donald Trump declared victory in the presidential election early Wednesday morning, claiming over 270 electoral votes. He vowed to lead a "golden age of America" and thanked his supporters for their role in what he called the "greatest political movement of all time."
How did the Harris-Walz campaign react to the results?: The Harris-Walz campaign conceded the election but urged their supporters to have patience while the remaining votes were counted. They pledged to continue fighting to ensure every vote was counted and every voice heard.

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