Donald Trump's Victory Speech - Key Message to World & America

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Donald Trump addressed his supporters in Florida to celebrate his victory in the 2024 Presidential election. He thanked the American people and described it as the greatest political movement of all time. He also pledged to fight for the American people and "Make America great again!"

“I want to thank the American people for the honour of being elected your 47th & 45th President of the United States of America. I will not rest till we have delivered a strong, safe and prosperous America that our children need. This will truly be the golden age of America!”  He also said, "God spared my life for a reason, to save America at that point of time. We are going to help our country heal. We have a country that needs help and it needs help very badly. We are gonna have to seal up those borders!"

Trump, in his victory speech also thanked and expressed appreciation for Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla. He called him a "Star."  Elon Musk had gone all out in his support for Donald Trump in this Presidential Election, using his social media platform X to boost his campaign. Trump called him an "amazing guy" and said that they had spent a lot of time together. Musk campaigned for Donald Trump online & Offline backing him all the way to the White House. He spoke highly of him in all his posts and even his podcasts. He shared several posts praising all the people who voted for a "change".

“We have a new star; a star is born: Elon,” Trump said, highlighting Musk's role in his campaign. “He (Elon) is a super genius. We have to protect our geniuses, we don't have many of them."

Trump's Message on War

Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential race has also raised concerns, particularly among Ukrainians, regarding his stance on foreign conflicts. 

In his victory speech, Trump emphasised his intention to end wars, a policy shift that some fear could lead to a reduction in US support for Ukraine in its ongoing battle against Russia. Trump's past rhetoric, which has criticised US aid to Ukraine and suggested he could resolve the conflict swiftly, has heightened these anxieties. 

As the war against Russia intensifies, with Moscow's growing alliance with North Korea, the uncertainty surrounding Trump's foreign policy has led to alarm among Ukrainian officials and citizens, who rely heavily on US military and financial support. 

Trump's previous term, which saw his engagement with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and no major wars, contrasts sharply with the current geopolitical tensions involving Ukraine and Russia.

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According to Times of India news report: Republican candidate Donald Trump addressed his supporters, calling it a "magnificent victory for the American people." Reflecting on his journey, Trump cited a July 13 assassination attempt, saying, "God spared my life for a reason."

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US Election Results Live - Donald Trump Wins 277 Vs Kamala Harris 226 to Become 47th President of USA

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 Kamala Harris Vs Donald Trump - US Election Results Live Today

 According to latest news reports, Republican candidate Donald Trump won 9 counties including Florida, Indiana, Kentucky and more while Democrat Kamala Harris won Vermont and four other seats as the early projections started streaming in. The voting is now closed and counting of the ballots is underway. Over 82 million people in the country took advantage of early voting to cast their ballots.

You can Follow the US Election Results Live Here.

The U.S. presidential election uses a total of 538 electoral votes, with a candidate needing 270 to win. In 2020, Joe Biden secured 306 electoral votes, defeating Donald Trump, who earned 232. The election outcome also determines control of Congress—the Senate and House of Representatives. Polls suggest a tight race between Trump and Kamala Harris, with swing states like Pennsylvania, Florida, and Wisconsin potentially deciding the winner, meaning the results may take time to finalise.

The 2024 U.S. presidential election has been marked by intense drama and unpredictability. Key events include Trump’s courtroom conviction, an injury from a bullet grazing his ear, a pivotal debate that dampened Joe Biden's chances of re-election, and Kamala Harris's last-minute nomination. Harris, aiming to become the first female president, focuses on bipartisan cooperation to address economic issues while staying aligned with Biden's policies. In contrast, Trump promises to replace federal workers with loyalists, impose tariffs on both allies and adversaries, and carry out the largest deportation operation in U.S. history.

The New York Times predicts that Donald Trump, the Republican candidate, is projected to win 277 electoral votes, while Kamala Harris is expected to secure 261 votes. However, the race remains a "tossup," with both candidates still competing for key battleground states. The final outcome will depend on the remaining votes, as both candidates strive to secure the last electoral votes needed to win.

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Latest Update on Election Final Results Date & Time: 

There are 51 separate elections with 6 different time zones in each US state. Each state has its own rules and practices for counting the votes. Officially, November 5th has been set as the Election Day, but the actual final picture may take hours or days to emerge due to the neck-and-neck contest between Democrat Kamala Harris and her Republican rival Donald Trump.

To complicate matters more, unlike in India, there is no election commission to tabulate the results. It is the responsibility of the state and local governments to count the votes. Therefore, all the citizens of US and the world have to rely on the American media to provide the election results within hours of the end of voting.

"According to the BBC, the last polls will close at 01.00 EST, which, as per Indian time, will be 11.30 am on Wednesday. Thus, by Wednesday night, a clear picture of the trends may start to emerge about who is ahead in the race to occupy the White House."