You Vote: Who do you think will win the 2024 presidential election? Vote now in the poll below. By Just the News staff Published: November 4, 2024 4:03pm Article Dig Deeper Election Day is November 5. Who do you think will win the 2024 presidential election? Donald Trump 92% (5615 votes) Kamala Harris 2% (119 votes) Other 0% (14 votes) Not sure 6% (355 votes) Total votes: 6103 Leave this field blank Related Articles Elections Russiagate lawyer Marc Elias lands at center of DOJ probe into Alaska 'Decoy Dan' scheme By Steven Richards Elections RNC leadership also emerges as GOP question mark after midterm losses, Trump choice faces challenge By Nicholas Ballasy Elections Louisiana Republicans confront voter frustration after midterm losses By The Center Square Staff Top Stories Elections Russiagate lawyer Marc Elias lands at center of DOJ probe into Alaska 'Decoy Dan' scheme All Things Trump Power moves that Trump, Republicans can execute during lame duck Congress to pigeonhole Democrats Sponsored Join AMAC — The conservative voice for freedom, faith, and America’s future Politics & Policy Midterm losses, Iran war appear to have widened likely top GOP 2028 field beyond Vance, Rubio White House Trump says his deportation policies 'might be too tough,' open to deal with Democrats on immigration Trending Texas State Rep Harrison calls on Gov Abbott to hold emergency legislative session Democrats may have accidentally triggered Republicans to abolish filibuster Days after Democrats sweep state government leadership, Houston mayor issues anti-ICE directive Hochul, James warn sheriffs over anti-ICE law Election 2026: Race calls awaited on 5 for U.S. House, 1 in state Senate Just the News Spotlight Just News, No Noise Waste, Fraud and Abuse Big Brother? WHO food tax proposal draws warnings it may inflate grocery prices Technology Nvidia CEO admits affair as board launches investigation into Chinese spy allegations White House Trump says new Iran strikes unlikely if negotiations make progress White House Deputy chief of staff Walters leaves White House ahead of Miller’s arrival as chief of staff Gun Rights Gun rights advocates expect sales surge after Tuesday's win by Democrats Support Just the News The Latest Politics & Policy Trump shows off restored Reflecting Pool in DC Congress Sen. McCormick joins other Republicans in calling to delay leadership vote Congress Sen. El-sayed declares Michigan to be the 'capital of Arab America'
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