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In 2024, the economy isn’t just measured in stocks or jobs—it’s measured in grocery bills. From milk to eggs, rising prices are reshaping political allegiances and revealing deep anxieties about class, security, and the American dream.
While Bush, a former Republican president, had refrained from endorsing Trump during the campaign, his remarks struck a tone of unity and respect for the electoral process.
Donald Trump has secured a commanding victory in the 2024 US presidential elections, winning key swing states and surpassing the 270 electoral votes needed for a second term.
In states with a strong Democratic lead, Vice President Kamala Harris is expected to win easily in areas like California (D+17), Hawaii (D+26), and Vermont (D+32).
While Trump holds a lead in these battlegrounds, Vice President Kamala Harris remains competitive, with her campaign turning its focus to urban areas and suburban counties in states like Pennsylvania, Arizona, and Nevada, where the results are still in flux.
Michigan, with its 15 electoral votes, is considered one of the most crucial battlegrounds, often reflecting the broader national mood. Both Trump and Harris have invested heavily in Michigan, recognizing it as essential in the race for the 270 electoral votes needed to win.
Virginia remains symbolic of the Democratic Party’s strength in the East, where key suburban areas have shifted toward more progressive policies in recent years.
Oregon’s additional electoral vote this cycle, gained after the 2020 census and redistricting, underscores its growing political influence in national elections.
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