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.

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 

 Electoral 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 

Preliminary results with 94% of the expected vote counted.

Results by state

State or DistrictHarris/Walz
DemocraticTrump/Vance
RepublicanStein/Ware
GreenKennedy/Shanahan
IndependentOliver/Maat
LibertarianOthersMarginMargin SwingTotal

votesVotes%EVVotes%EVVotes%EVVotes%EVVotes%EVVotes%EVVotes%%AlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaine †ME-1ME-2MarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraska †NE-1NE-2NE-3NevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyoming

 States and EV districts that flipped from Democratic to Republican 

 Georgia
 Michigan
 Pennsylvania
 Wisconsin

 Exit poll 
+  Demographic subgroupTrumpHarris % oftotal voteIdeology Liberals 7 91 23 Moderates 40 57 42 Conservatives 90 9 34Party Democrats 4 95 31 Republicans 94 5 35 Independents 46 49 34 Gender Men 55 42 47 Women4553 53 Marital status Married 56 43 54 Unmarried 42 54 46Gender 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 6Sexual orientation LGBT 13 86 8 Non-LGBT 53 45 92First time voter Yes 56 43 8 No 50 48 92Education 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 19Education 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 19Education 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 29Income 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

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