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Donald Trump won the state of Arizona in this week's U.S. presidential election, U.S. TV networks projected on Saturday, completing the Republican's sweep of all seven swing states.

After four days of counting in the southwestern state with a large Hispanic population, CNN and NBC projected that Trump had obtained its 11 electoral votes as he defeated Vice President Kamala Harris.

After enduring two impeachments, two general election challenges in a single cycle, nine years of relentless accusations and unfounded claims, years of weaponized institutions, 94 politically motivated charges, and even two assassination attempts on his life, Donald J. Trump achieved one of the most historic multicultural victories in US electoral history.

J.D. Vance, a representative of America’s working class, has transitioned from a former critic of Donald Trump to his staunch supporter, now positioned to become the next Vice President of the United States.

Early Wednesday morning, former President Donald Trump addressed his supporters in West Palm Beach, Florida, expressing gratitude for the overwhelming support he had received. He emphasized that his victory was not just a personal triumph but a significant moment for the nation.

The current US elections are of increased interest to Greece. In addition to electing a new president, Americans are electing, always by a majority system, the new 435 members of the House of Representatives, representing an equal number of constituencies in the country, and 33 senators, one-third of the members of the Senate.

The presidential race in the United States has come down to this, a brutal match between two political groups: the Democratic Party, currently in power, and the Make America Great Again group, still quaintly called the Republican Party. 

As we approach November 5th, this year’s U.S. presidential election has captivated global interest. Many geopolitical analysts have been repeating, almost monotonously, the familiar claim that these elections are the most critical in the U.S. since 1860.

A recent study by the sociological institute "Gallup" has revealed varying global attitudes toward the upcoming US presidential elections. The survey indicates that a majority of respondents would cast their votes for Kamala Harris, with 54% supporting the Democratic candidate, while only 26% would back Donald Trump. The remaining participants were undecided.

Candidates, key states, funding… Here are some numbers for the US presidential election, which will be held on November 5.