Donald Trump wins an extraordinary victory in the US presidential election.

The report states that Kamala Harris, a Democratic who is in the race, has garnered 226 electoral votes.

Trump had already won Pennsylvania, a crucial swing state, and was almost at the critical 270 electoral votes needed to win the election.

In the race for the White House are Republican former President Donald Trump and Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris.

Elon Musk, a Tesla entrepreneur and ardent Trump supporter, declared the Republican presidential candidate’s victory, stating, “The American people have given Trump a crystal-clear mandate.”

The United States will be led by President Trump for the next four years after he received 277 electoral votes, according to media reports.

Trump has won 23 states, according to prior projections from US media, including crucial battlegrounds North Carolina, Texas, Ohio, and other states with a consistent Republican leaning.

As of right now, Harris has won 12 states, including the US capital of Washington and two states with significant electoral vote advantages, California and New York.

To win the presidency, 270 is the magic number.

According to predictions made by US media outlets, including CNN, Fox News, MSNBC/NBC News, ABC, and CBS, the states that each candidate won are listed below, along with the number of electoral votes that match.

Kamala Harris

California (54), Colorado (10), Connecticut (7), Delaware (3), District of Columbia (3) Illinois (19) Maryland (10) Massachusetts (11) New York (28) Oregon (8) Rhode Island (4) Vermont (3) Washington (12)

Donald Trump

Alabama (9) Arkansas (6) Florida (30) Idaho (4) Indiana (11) Iowa (6) Kansas (6)
Kentucky (8) Louisiana (8) Mississippi (6) Missouri (10) Montana (4) North Carolina (16) North Dakota (3) Ohio (17) Oklahoma (7) South Carolina (9) South Dakota (3) Tennessee (11) Texas (40) Utah (6) West Virginia (4) Wyoming (3)