Chisankho cha Purezidenti waku United States cha 2024

Chisankho cha pulezidenti ku United States cha 2024 chinachitika pa 5 November 2024. Donald Trump, yemwe anali pulezidenti kuyambira 2017 mpaka 2021, adathamanga ndi JD Vance, senator wa ku Ohio, monga oimira Republican. Adagonjetsa Wachiwiri kwa Purezidenti Kamala Harris ndi a Tim Walz, kazembe wa Minnesota, omwe adayimira Democratic Party. Trump ndi Vance atenga udindo ngati Purezidenti ndi Wachiwiri kwa Purezidenti pa 20 Januware 2025.

2024 United States presidential election

November 5, 2024
538 members of the Electoral College 270 electoral votes needed to win
Opinion polls
Turnout	TBD
Reporting	94% as of 2:37 a.m., November 8, 2024 EST
Nominee Donald Trump Kamala Harris Party Republican Democratic Home state Florida California Running mate JD Vance Tim Walz Projected electoral vote 301 226 States carried 30 + ME-02 19 + DC + NE-02 Popular vote 73,407,735 69,074,145 Percentage 50.7% 47.7%
Mapu a zotsatira za chisankho cha Purezidenti. Red imayimira mayiko omwe akuyembekezeka Trump / Vance. Blue ikutanthauza mayiko omwe akuyembekezeka Harris/Walz.Gray akutanthauza malo omwe wopambana ayenera kutsimikiziridwa. Nambala zikuwonetsa mavoti operekedwa.
President before election Joe Biden Democratic Elected President Donald Trump Republican

Purezidenti Joe Biden adakonzekera kuti adzayimenso zisankho koma adatuluka mu Julayi 2024 chifukwa chodera nkhawa za msinkhu komanso thanzi lake. Kamala Harris ndiye adasankhidwa kukhala Democratic ndipo adasankha Tim Walz kukhala mnzake womuthamangira.

Trump, yemwe adataya chisankho cha 2020 kwa Biden, adathamanganso ndikupambana chisankho cha Republican. Kampeni yake idaphatikizanso zabodza zokhudzana ndi zisankho za 2020 komanso mauthenga odana ndi olowa. A Trump adakumana ndi zovuta zamalamulo, kuphatikiza chigamulo chonamizira zolemba zabodza mu Meyi 2024, ndipo adapulumuka pamayesero awiri akupha panthawi ya kampeni.

Purezidenti yemwe adakhalapo, a Joe Biden a chipani cha Democratic Party, adapikisana nawo pachisankhonso ndi a Harris,

Chisankhochi chinachitika pamodzi ndi mavoti a Senate ya US, Nyumba ya Oyimilira, ndi abwanamkubwa a boma. Nkhani zazikulu pachisankho zinali zachuma, kuchotsa mimba, kusintha kwanyengo, demokalase, maphunziro, mfundo zakunja, chisamaliro chaumoyo, kusamuka, ndi ufulu wa LGBTQ. Chuma ndicho chidali chodetsa nkhawa anthu ambiri ovota.

Trump ndi Vance adalengezedwa kuti ndi opambana pa 6 November 2024. Harris adayitana Trump kuti avomereze ndipo adalankhula tsiku lomwelo. Trump ndi purezidenti wachiwiri yemwe sanatsatire malamulo, ndipo ali ndi zaka 78, ndiye wamkulu kwambiri kusankhidwa kukhala purezidenti.

Results

Results by state

States that flipped

State	Pre-election			Swing		Post-election
	Party		Margin	D	R	Margin	Party
Georgia		Democratic	0.3	−1.1	+1.6	2.4	Republican
Pennsylvania		Democratic					Republican
Wisconsin		Democratic					Republican

Exit Polls

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Results

Electoral results

Kuyambira no date

Preliminary results with 94% of the expected vote counted.

Electoral results

Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Popular vote		Electoral vote	Running mate
			Count	Percentage		Vice-presidential candidate	Home state	Electoral vote
Donald Trump	Republican	Florida	73,349,446	50.83%	295	JD Vance	Ohio	295
Kamala Harris	Democratic	California	67,676,608	47.53%	226	Tim Walz	Minnesota	226
Jill Stein	Green	Massachusetts	636,737	0.45%	0	Butch Ware	California	0
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.	Independent	California	619,232	0.43%	0	Nicole Shanahan	California	0
Chase Oliver	Libertarian	Georgia	570,843	0.40%	0	Michael ter Maat	Virginia	0
Other			498,132	0.35%	—	Other		—
(Uncalled)	—	—	—	—	17	(Uncalled)	—	17
Total			142,380,403	100%	538			538
Needed to win					270			270

Popular vote Trump   50.83% Harris   47.53% Stein   0.45% Kennedy   0.43% Oliver   0.40% Others   0.35%

Electoral vote—pledged Trump   55.95% Harris   42.01% Uncalled   2.04%

Results by state

State or District	Harris/Walz Democratic			Trump/Vance Republican			Stein/Ware Green			Kennedy/Shanahan Independent			Oliver/Maat Libertarian			Others			Margin		Margin Swing	Total votes
	Votes	%	EV	Votes	%	EV	Votes	%	EV	Votes	%	EV	Votes	%	EV	Votes	%	EV	Votes	%	%
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine †
ME-1
ME-2
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska †
NE-1
NE-2
NE-3
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming

States and EV districts that flipped from Democratic to Republican

• Georgia
• Michigan
• Pennsylvania
• Wisconsin

Exit poll

2024 presidential election voter demographics

Demographic subgroup	Trump	Harris	% of total vote
Ideology
Liberals	7	91	23
Moderates	40	57	42
Conservatives	90	9	34
Party
Democrats	4	95	31
Republicans	94	5	35
Independents	46	49	34
Gender
Men	55	42	47
Women	45	53	53
Marital status
Married	56	43	54
Unmarried	42	54	46
Gender by marital status
Married men	60	38	28
Married women	51	48	26
Unmarried men	49	47	20
Unmarried women	38	59	27
Race/ethnicity
White	57	41	71
Black	13	85	11
Latino	46	52	12
Asian	39	54	3
Native American	65	34	1
Other	52	43	2
Gender by race/ethnicity
White men	60	37	34
White women	53	45	37
Black men	21	77	5
Black women	7	91	7
Latino men	55	43	6
Latina women	38	60	6
Other	46	48	6
Religion
Protestant/Other Christian	63	36	42
Catholic	58	40	22
Jewish	22	78	2
Other religion	34	59	10
No religious affiliation	26	71	24
Religion by race
White Protestant/Other Christian	72	26	30
White Catholic	61	35	15
White Jewish	20	80	2
White other religion	43	52	5
White no religious affiliation	27	71	17
White evangelical or born again Christian
Yes	82	17	22
No	40	57	78
Age
18–24 years old	42	54	9
25–29 years old	45	53	6
30–39 years old	46	50	16
40–49 years old	50	48	16
50–64 years old	56	43	27
65 and older	49	49	28
Age by gender
Men 18–29 years old	49	47	7
Men 30–44 years old	53	43	12
Men 45–64 years old	60	38	16
Men 65 and older	55	44	12
Women 18–29 years old	37	61	7
Women 30–44 years old	43	54	12
Women 45–64 years old	50	49	19
Women 65 years and older	45	54	16
Age by race
White 18–29 years old	49	49	8
White 30–44 years old	55	42	15
White 45–64 years old	62	37	25
White 65 and older	55	44	22
Black 18–29 years old	15	84	2
Black 30–44 years old	15	82	3
Black 45–64 years old	15	83	4
Black 65 and older	5	93	3
Latino 18–29 years old	47	49	3
Latino 30–44 years old	45	52	3
Latino 45–64 years old	49	50	4
Latino 65 and older	41	58	2
Others	46	48	6
Sexual orientation
LGBT	13	86	8
Non-LGBT	53	45	92
First time voter
Yes	56	43	8
No	50	48	92
Education
High school or less	63	35	15
Some college education	51	47	26
Associate degree	56	41	16
Bachelor's degree	45	53	24
Postgraduate degree	38	59	19
Education by race
White college graduates	45	52	33
White no college degree	66	32	39
Non-white college graduates	32	65	10
Non-white no college degree	34	64	19
Education by race/gender
White women with college degrees	41	57	17
White women without college degrees	63	35	20
White men with college degrees	50	47	16
White men without college degrees	69	29	18
Non-white	33	64	29
Income
Under $30,000	46	50	12
$30,000–49,999	53	45	16
$50,000–99,999	51	46	32
$100,000–199,999	47	51	28
Over $200,000	45	51	13
Union households
Yes	45	53	19
No	50	47	81
Military service
Veterans	65	34	12
Non-veterans	48	50	88
Region
East	46	51	21
Midwest	53	46	22
South	55	44	35
West	43	54	23
Area type
Urban	38	59	29
Suburban	51	47	51
Rural	64	34	19
White suburban voters by gender
White suburban women	53	46	19
White suburban men	62	35	18
Other voters	46	52	63
Biden job approval
Strongly disapprove	93	4	45
Somewhat disapprove	43	54	14
Somewhat approve	4	95	24
Strongly approve	2	98	15
Feeling about the way things are going in U.S.
Dissatisfied	56	42	43
Angry	72	27	30
Satisfied	18	81	19
Enthusiastic	11	89	6
America's best days are
In the future	40	58	61
In the past	67	31	35
Quality of candidate that mattered most
Has ability to lead	66	30	30
Can bring needed change	74	24	28
Has good judgment	16	82	20
Cares about people like me	25	73	18
Vote for president mainly
For your candidate	55	44	73
Against their opponent	37	60	24
Which candidate is too extreme
Trump is too extreme	2	97	45
Harris is too extreme	98	1	38
Both Harris and Trump are too extreme	63	21	8
Neither Harris or Trump is too extreme	65	26	5
Decided on presidential vote
Before September	50	49	79
In September	42	54	7
In October	40	47	6
In last week	54	42	3
In last few days	47	41	4
Issue regarded as most important
Democracy	18	80	34
Economy	80	19	32
Abortion	25	74	14
Immigration	90	9	11
Foreign policy	57	37	4
Democracy threatened in the United States
Democracy in U.S. very threatened	51	47	38
Democracy in U.S. somewhat threatened	50	49	35
Democracy in U.S. somewhat secure	48	50	17
Democracy in U.S. very secure	54	45	8
Confident election being conducted fairly and accurately
Very confident	14	84	35
Somewhat confident	58	39	33
Not very confident	82	16	21
Not at all confident	79	19	10
Concerned about violence as result of election
Yes	42	56	70
No	69	29	28
Condition of the nation's economy
Not so good	54	44	35
Poor	87	10	33
Good	8	91	27
Excellent	10	89	5
Family's financial situation today
Worse than four years ago	81	17	46
About the same	28	69	30
Better than four years ago	14	82	24
Inflation caused family hardship within past year
Moderate hardship	51	45	53
No hardship	20	77	24
Severe hardship	74	24	22
Abortion should be
Legal in all cases	10	87	32
Legal in most cases	49	49	33
Illegal in most cases	92	7	26
Illegal in all cases	88	11	6
Opinion of Supreme Court
Approve	83	14	35
Disapprove	26	71	60
Most undocumented immigrants in the U.S. should be
Offered chance at legal status	22	75	56
Deported	87	11	40
U.S. support for Israel is
Too strong	30	67	31
About right	39	59	31
Not strong enough	82	17	30