Trump wins presidency again, signaling potential shifts in democratic norms

Donald Trump has won the presidency again, marking only the second time a candidate has achieved non-consecutive terms. His victory reflects widespread voter concerns about democracy, with many expressing fears that his leadership could lead to authoritarianism. Throughout his campaign, Trump promised to dismantle key democratic norms and institutions. He has indicated intentions to use presidential power against political opponents and to change how elections are conducted, raising alarms about the future of the electoral process. Voter support for Trump came despite concerns about his potential to undermine democracy. Many young voters, dissatisfied with the current direction of the country, backed him, suggesting a desire for significant change in governance.