Donald Trump has clinched a decisive win in Arizona, adding the state’s 11 electoral votes to his total in a victory that seals his sweep of major battleground states. Trump’s Arizona win comes with 73% of the vote counted, capturing 52.1% against Vice President Kamala Harris’ 47%, as projected by Decision Desk HQ.

This achievement solidifies Trump’s lead across key swing states, bringing his Electoral College count to 306, the same number he secured in 2016. The Arizona outcome comes after Trump successfully won critical states like Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, forming a strategic line across the country’s electoral map. Observers note that Arizona, along with Georgia and North Carolina, was essential to Trump’s campaign path, given its history as a contested battleground.

Trump Wins Arizona, Bringing Electoral Vote Total to 306 https://t.co/aXCCHv24iV

— Karen aka @djt_Susan (@SaintDonald45) November 7, 2024

The intense campaign spending reflects the high stakes, with Democrats pouring $308 million into Arizona across all races, compared to $147 million from Republicans. Despite this financial push, Harris was unable to secure the necessary voter support. Analysts suggest that Arizona’s result demonstrates the strength of Trump’s message in appealing to voters concerned with economic and cultural issues.

Alright now. 3 more electoral votes!
Donald Trump Wins Arizona https://t.co/auRVIKq8ge

— Michael James (@MichaelPlaysGit) November 7, 2024

Trump’s campaign celebrated the Arizona win, recognizing it as the completion of a calculated strategy that has led to victories in every major battleground state. The upcoming certification by the Electoral College is expected to confirm this widespread support, setting the stage for Trump’s return to the White House.