Donald Trump swept to a decisive victory on Wednesday morning after winning several crucial battleground states.

In three months’ time, the 45th president of the United States will become the 47th at an inauguration at the US Capitol.

It’s the same location his supporters stormed and ransacked with a goal of stopping the certification of Joe Biden’s election on 6 January 2021.

Since then, Trump has made a remarkable political comeback that culminated with a victory speech to a sea of supporters wearing his iconic red MAGA caps.

“America has given us an unprecedented and powerful mandate,” he said to a crowd heaving with excitement.

At the same time, hope had drained away from Kamala Harris’s supporters, who were leaving in droves from the Democratic Party event where she was hoping to make her own victory speech.

Instead, she gave a concession speech telling tearful supporters to “never give up” on their ideals and pledging a peaceful transfer of power.

Vice President Kamala Harris told supporters gathered at Howard University on Wednesday that she had lost the 2024 Election to Donald Trump, conceding to the Republican President-elect after a hard fought campaign.

America has chosen its next leader.