As of early Wednesday morning, Vice President Kamala Harris has not conceded the race, though her path to victory appears increasingly narrow. The Trump campaign’s strategy of focusing on rural and working-class voters in key swing states seems to have paid off, echoing his successful 2016 run.
Trump’s projected win in Pennsylvania, with its 19 electoral votes, dealt a particularly harsh blow to the Harris campaign, which had invested heavily in the state. The former president’s ability to mobilize his base and attract swing voters in these crucial states has potentially reshaped the political landscape for years to come.
While the Associated Press has not yet formally called the election for Trump, his claim of victory signals confidence in the final outcome. As the nation awaits official confirmation, attention now turns to the remaining uncalled states and the potential legal challenges that may arise in the coming days.