It's the first time Trump has topped an opponent in the popular vote​, and only the second time since 1988 that any Republican has done so.

President-elect Donald Trump won across the map — improving on Republican margins nearly everywhere and delivering on his promises to win over more non-White voters on his way to defeating Vice President Kamala Harris.

A key question heading into the 2024 election was whether Donald Trump could expand his base. The answer: Yes. On Tuesday, Trump made inroads with Hispanic voters, younger voters and voters without a college degree. At the same time, more than 80 percent of Trump’s voters are still White men and women.