Donald Trump won the US presidential election in Arizona, the last of the swing states where the result of the vote remained unknown.
According to calculations by major American media ( The New York Times , CNN , Associated Press ), the Republican received 11 electoral votes in Arizona and further increased the lead over his rival Kamala Harris. Trump now has 312 electoral votes nationwide, with 270 needed to win. Harris receives 226 votes according to the election results.
Trump won all seven swing states where the majority of voters had no clear preference for Democrats or Republicans on the eve of the vote. According to preliminary data, in Arizona the Republican received 52.6% of the vote, Georgia - 50.7%, Michigan - 49.7%, Nevada - 50.6%, North Carolina - 51.1%, Pennsylvania - 50.6%, Wisconsin - 49.71%.
In the general election, Trump was supported by 50.5% of voters (74.6 million people), Harris - 47.9% (70.9 million people).