US Presidential Election: The Night of the Results

With polls closing in Alaska, the U.S. presidential election has officially reached its crucial stage. An atmosphere of anticipation and tension pervades campaign headquarters as the results begin to emerge.

The Results and Reactions

Donald Trump, the former Republican president, continues to show a significant lead in several key states. According to CNN projections, Trump also won 16 electors from Georgia, consolidating his position in the race for the White House. The atmosphere at the headquarters of Kamala Harris, the Democratic vice president, changed dramatically after the announcement of Trump’s victory in North Carolina. The crowd, initially enthusiastic, showed signs of disillusionment and confusion.

“There are still votes to be counted and states that have not been cast. You will not hear from the vice president tonight; she will speak tomorrow,” said Cedric Richmond, co-chair of Harris' campaign. Meanwhile, Trump headed to the Palm Beach Convention Center to address his supporters, greeted with applause and cheers when his victory in North Carolina was confirmed. Kamala Harris has made gains in some states such as Hawaii and Virginia, but her progress is hampered by Trump’s strong showing in key territories.

A Look to the Future

With vote counting still underway and many ballots yet to be counted, the final outcome remains uncertain. Trump currently appears to have a 90% chance of winning the election, according to the New York Times. Data indicates that the former president is ahead in all the swing states crucial to his reelection. The race is intensifying as the results continue to emerge. Current projections show Trump with 301 electors to Harris’ 237. However, developments in the coming hours could bring significant surprises to the American political landscape. In this context of great tension and expectation, the future of the US presidency is at stake on every single vote left to be counted. The next few hours will be decisive in understanding who will control the White House in the coming years.