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Trump Wins 2024 US Presidential Election

Donald Trump wins the 2024 US Presidential election, triggering varied international reactions and raising various domestic concerns.

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Who won the 2024 US Presidential election and what were the key results?: Donald Trump won the 2024 US Presidential election, securing victory in all seven swing states and likely winning the popular vote. His win marks a significant shift from the 2020 election results.
How have other countries and international organizations reacted to Trump's victory?: International reactions to Trump's win are varied. Russia expressed openness to discussions regarding the Ukraine conflict, while Iran urged Trump to change his previous policies. The EU pledged continued support to Ukraine.
What are the opinions and reactions from within the Democratic Party to the election results?: Following the election, Democrats expressed frustration with Joe Biden's late withdrawal from the presidential race, suggesting that an earlier decision might have improved their outcome. Public opinion polls indicated that immigration was the top concern for US citizens.
What are some of the key appointments and policy plans being discussed for Trump's second term?: Trump's cabinet selections are still underway, notably excluding former rivals Nikki Haley and Mike Pompeo. His administration's plans include potential policy shifts in climate change and trade.
What are some of the major domestic concerns that have arisen in the aftermath of the election?: Concerns about domestic issues following Trump's win include potential mass deportations of migrants and the rise of racist text messages targeting African Americans. The FBI is investigating the latter.

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