President-elect Donald Trump secured sweeping victories in every battleground state, including Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.The election results for Arizona and Nevada were the last ones to be confirmed, with some media outlets, like the New York Times and the Associated Press, still holding off their announcements as of Thursday afternoon.'This is an extremely clear mandate from the people for significant change!'However, according to Decision Desk HQ, Trump defeated Harris in Arizona by 5.5 points with 75% of the ballots tallied.Decision Desk HQ reported that Trump also took Nevada by more than 3.5 points with 95% of the votes counted.Trump's win in Arizona and Nevada added 17 more electoral votes to his total, pushing him well over the 270 threshold required to secure the presidency. Trump's final count is expected to be 312 electoral votes against Vice President Kamala Harris' 226.Trump also ran away with the popular vote, securing at least 4.5 million more supporters than his rival.In the 2016 presidential election, Trump beat Hillary Clinton by 3.5 points in Arizona. Despite Maricopa County's gradual shift toward the Democrats, Trump still managed to lead there by 2.9 points. In the previous presidential election, President Joe Biden defeated Trump in Arizona by less than half a point by picking up Maricopa County.On Monday, Trump won the swing county by three points, with 77% of the ballots tallied. The Democratic stronghold counties, including Coconino, Apache, Pima, and Santa Cruz, went to Harris. Trump won the other 10 Arizona counties.Both Biden and Clinton clinched Nevada by 2.4 points in the last two presidential races, thanks to their wins in Washoe and Clark Counties. However, on Monday, Trump flipped Washoe County, securing his victory in the state.On Wednesday, Elon Musk wrote on X, "Arizona just declared for @realDonaldTrump, making it a clean sweep of all swing states! Massive red wave success!"He noted that Republicans won the presidency, popular vote, Senate majority, House majority, state governor majority, and the state legislature majority."The few states that didn't go red are mostly ones without voter ID requirements. Must be a coincidence," Musk continued. "This is an extremely clear mandate from the people for significant change!"It is still unclear whether the Republicans will hold the House and whether Senate candidate Kari Lake (R) will defeat her opponent, Ruben Gallego (D), in the Arizona race to replace retiring Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I).Arizona counties ran into several speed bumps throughout the voting process.The Navajo Nation in Apache County requested that polling centers stay open an additional two hours due to issues with the ballot-on-demand printers. A judge granted its request.There were also a number of hoax bomb threats made to several polling locations.Center for American Liberty founder and CEO Harmeet Dhillon told Glenn Beck on Tuesday evening that she expected Maricopa County to take up to two weeks to count all its ballots."That's because they're allowed to do that under the law," she explained.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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WASHINGTON, DC—Democrat strategists have come forward to admit that their party’s loss in the recent general election can be attributed to their failure to accuse enough voters of being racists. This bombshell revelation has sent shockwaves through the political landscape, leaving many to wonder if the United States is on the verge of a new era of political mudslinging or if these strategists have finally lost their collective minds.  During a post-election analysis, the strategists argued that by not calling enough voters racists, they missed out on an opportunity to discredit their opponents and sway undecided voters. They claimed that this oversight was a critical mistake that cost them the election.  “We should have been more aggressive in our accusations of racism,” said one strategist. “If we had called more people racists, we could have turned the tide in our favor and secured a victory for our party. It’s clear that we need to double down on this tactic in future elections.”  The reaction to this admission has been mixed, with some expressing support for the strategists’ new approach, while others have laughed it off as yet another example of political hypocrisy. Social media has been abuzz with memes and jokes mocking the strategists’ stance, with many users pointing out the irony of accusing voters of being racists in order to win an election.  As the nation grapples with this latest development, it remains to be seen how the Democrat strategists’ admission will impact the political landscape. One thing is certain, though: the party’s decision to blame their loss on a lack of racism accusations has quickly become the talk of the town, and not in a way they likely intended. The post Democrat strategists ‘pretty sure’ they lost because they didn’t call enough people racist appeared first on Genesius Times.