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Donald Trump Set To Beat Kamala Harris With 272 Votes In 2024 US Election To Secure Second Term In Office As President

louisfargher Sports Editor

Published3 hours ago on October 31, 2024

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Donald Trump is set to reclaim his place at The White House by securing 272 electoral votes and beat Kamala Harris at the 2024 US Election.

The 2024 US Election is one of the biggest and most talked about votes of all time, with both candidates making headlines across the globe.

On November 5th 2024, the entire nation will be casting their vote for who they want to see become the 47th President of the United States.

Donald Trump was originally battling with Joe Biden, however, the Democratic party representative decided to pull out of the running and was replaced by Kamala Harris.

Harris is hoping to become the first female President of the United States, while Trump is looking to reclaim his place after losing out to Biden in the 2020 election.

Many are finding the battle between Harris and Trump hard to predict with both boasting huge popularity and disdain in various states.

However, SportsCasting used its AI Supercomputer to predict the upcoming election and the software believes Donald Trump will clinch a monumental victory.

Previously, the AI technology had predicted a triumphant victory for Kamala Harris after it was announced that she would be replacing Biden.

However since that last prediction, Trump’s popularity and support has risen from his speeches at rally’s and reaction to major events such as the assassination attempt on July 13th.

AI Predicts Donald Trump To Win 2024 US Election

AI Election Day Prediction

“On November 5, 2024, the nation awoke to an atmosphere of anticipation as polls began to close. Donald Trump, running on a platform of economic revival and national security, made significant inroads in key swing states.

“In Arizona, the votes leaned heavily in his favor, securing all 11 electoral votes. Early results showed Trump’s support growing among suburban voters, flipping a state that had previously gone Democratic in 2020.

“Georgia followed suit, with Trump’s focus on law and order resonating with voters. As the results rolled in, the Republican candidate captured 16 electoral votes, showcasing a remarkable shift in the traditionally competitive state.

“Wisconsin, a critical battleground, also switched from Democratic to Republican, granting Trump another 10 electoral votes. His campaign’s outreach to rural areas paid off, as turnout surged among his base.

“Finally, North Carolina, another swing state, stuck with their 2020 vote and stayed with the Republican party. With Trump’s message of economic revitalization, he secured the last 10 electoral votes needed to clinch victory.

“As the night progressed, Trump celebrated a comeback, having flipped key states like Arizona, Georgia and Wisconsin, signalling a dramatic shift in the American political landscape.”