
US President Donald Trump said that he would win by 25% if he ran for president today, while speaking to reporters at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, noting the support of Hispanic voters for him, while in the 2024 elections he obtained 49.8% of the votes compared to 48.3% for Kamala Harris.
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Donald Trump won the 2024 US presidential elections by obtaining 49.8% of the votes, while his rival Kamala Harris obtained 48.3%.
US President Donald Trump said on Thursday that if he ran for president today, he "would win by 25%."
Trump added this while speaking to reporters at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, in response to a question about Hispanic voters and their support for him, saying: “I think all voters... If I had run today, I would have won by 25%.”
It is noteworthy that Trump won the 2024 elections by obtaining 49.8% of the electoral votes, compared to 48.3% for former Vice President Kamala Harris.
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