Donald Trump has won the 2024 presidential election, marking a shift to the right across the nation. This victory is more comfortable than his 2016 win, and he might even secure the popular vote. The incumbent party hasn't won before when many Americans felt things were going wrong, but they didn't this time either. So, here we are again.

Trump's comeback is truly astonishing. Four years ago, he lost and even faced a possible Senate conviction for the 2020 election controversy. His popularity among Republicans grew, even after facing multiple indictments. This made him a folk hero of sorts, and his opponents didn't stand a chance.

In his rematch with President Joe Biden, some trends favored Trump. Biden's low approval ratings and age concerns helped. As time passed, voters began to appreciate Trump's 2019 economy more. His near-death experience in a rally also boosted his popularity.

The June debate was a turning point. Both Biden and Trump performed poorly, leading to Biden's removal from the race. Trump had to work hard against Kamala Harris, but his campaign's spending helped him catch up.

Trump's winning coalition included men, young voters, and surprisingly, a significant number of Latino voters. His support among Black voters remained steady. This election showcased a new Republican Party, with voting patterns more aligned with gender and education than race.

Democrats tried to highlight Trump's past controversies but failed to convince voters they were better off. Voters rejected the current administration's record. Trump's comeback can be distilled into one question: did voters see him as a threat? The answer seems to be no.

Trump's 2024 Win: A Surprising Turnaround

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