Trump wins second term by flipping key battleground states with narrow margins

Donald Trump has won a historic second term as President of the United States, securing the necessary 270 electoral votes. He flipped key battleground states, including Wisconsin, Georgia, and Pennsylvania, with narrow margins of victory. Trump's gains came from small shifts in support across various demographics. He saw significant increases among Hispanic and Asian voters, while support among Black voters remained steady. In contrast, Kamala Harris maintained strong support in urban areas. The election highlighted a divide between rural and urban voters. Trump dominated rural counties, while Harris led in major cities. Voter priorities also differed, with Trump favored on immigration and the economy, while Harris attracted those focused on abortion and democracy.