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Trump Wins US Presidential Election

Donald Trump wins the US Presidential election, securing key states and a decisive electoral victory; Haley and Pompeo will not join his administration.

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Donald TrumpNikki HaleyMike PompeoKamala HarrisJ.d. Vance

When is Trump's inauguration?: Trump's inauguration as the 47th US president, along with Vice President-elect J.D. Vance, is scheduled for January 20th.
What was the final vote count?: Trump secured approximately 74.6 million votes (50.5%) compared to Kamala Harris's 70.9 million (48%).
Who won the US Presidential election?: Donald Trump has won the US Presidential election, securing 312 electoral votes.
Which states were key to Trump's victory?: Trump's victory includes wins in Arizona and six other key states, flipping several from the 2020 election.
Will Nikki Haley and Mike Pompeo be in Trump's new administration?: Nikki Haley and Mike Pompeo, former Trump administration officials, will not be part of his new administration.

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DC Judges Rebuke Trump's January 6th Pardons

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