10 Of The Most Shocking Numbers From Donald Trump’s Historic Election Victory

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I am absolutely stunned by what I just witnessed.  After everything that has transpired over the past eight years, he is back.  Donald Trump has capped the greatest political comeback in U.S. history by winning the 2024 presidential election.  We were told that the polls were very tight and that it would be a very close election, but that wasn’t the case at all.  The votes were counted much more quickly this time around, the election was decided in less than 24 hours, and I think that was a good thing for the country.  Of course that doesn’t mean that the days ahead will be smooth.  There will likely be much turmoil, and that will be extremely unfortunate.  But at least for this moment, we can hope that leaders on both sides will try to bring us together and unify the country.

I really wish that Kamala Harris would have conceded immediately.  It was the right thing to do, and I think that she will regret putting it off.  But as I told my readers ahead of time, I had a really hard time imagining her actually conceding on election night.  She fully expected to win, and now she must be absolutely devastated.

I have been watching the voting results come in for hours, and I am still having trouble processing what just happened.  To me, the following are 10 of the most shocking numbers from Donald Trump’s historic election victory…

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#1 As I write this article, Donald Trump has a lead of more than 5 million votes nationally.  Trump is going to win the popular vote, and that is something that very few of the experts anticipated.

#2 New York was called very early, but it was actually a big story.  Right now, Kamala Harris only has a lead of less than 12 percent in that state.  I was stunned that the margin was so close.

#3 New Jersey wasn’t supposed to be close either, but it was.  As I write this, Trump trails Kamala Harris by less than 5 points.

#3 I told my readers that whoever won Pennsylvania would win the election, and that is exactly what happened.  But Trump wasn’t supposed to win it by nearly 200,000 votes.

#4 The vote in Wisconsin was so close in 2016, and it was so close in 2020.  But with 93 percent of the vote in, Trump is leading by 4 full percentage points.

#5 Michigan was supposed to be insanely tight too, but with 81 percent of the vote in Trump is leading by nearly 7 points.

#6 Do you remember that poll that came out just before the election that showed Kamala Harris up by 3 points in Iowa?  Well, with 97 percent of the vote in Trump is up by almost 14 points.

#7 After Kamala Harris put Tim Walz on the ticket, Minnesota was supposed to be a cakewalk for the Democrats.  Instead, they are winning it by less than 6 points.

#8 Hardly anyone even mentioned Illinois on election night, but with 91 percent of the vote in Kamala Harris is only up by 4.2 points.

#9 The margin of victory in Nevada is larger than the margin of victory in Illinois.  At this moment, Trump is up by 4.7 points in that state.

#10 Abortion was on the ballot in 10 states, and a majority of voters cast their ballots for the pro-choice position in 9 of those 10 states.  That was a huge victory for the Democrats and an enormous loss for the country as a whole.

So what is ahead?

I will write more about that tomorrow.

But I did want to mention that chaos started to erupt on the streets of Seattle even before Trump was officially declared the winner…

Breaking — Seattle PD arrests several members of black bloc Antifa wrecking havoc on Election Day downtown Seattle.

Antifa defied orders to get get out of the road resulting in at least four arrests.

This election is not the end.

It is just the beginning.

Global events are going to start moving so rapidly now, and there will be many more surprises in the days ahead.


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