Trump wins presidency again, capitalizing on voter anger and strategic campaign tactics

Donald Trump has made a significant political comeback, winning the presidency again after a tumultuous period following his 2020 loss. He defeated Vice President Kamala Harris, despite facing multiple legal challenges and a history of unpopularity. His campaign effectively harnessed voter anger over economic issues and discontent with the current administration. Trump's strategy included reaching out to younger and diverse voters, utilizing social media and unconventional campaign tactics. His team maintained a disciplined approach, contrasting with past campaigns, and focused on low-propensity voters. This effort helped him build a broader coalition, including some Black and Hispanic voters. The campaign faced challenges, including a late candidate switch by Democrats and controversial remarks from Trump. However, he capitalized on moments of political misstep by his opponents. After winning, Trump declared the election a victory for the American people, emphasizing a return to his leadership.