Donald Trump won in the swing state of Nevada.

After counting 97% of the votes, Trump receives over 50%. Trump's opponent from the Democratic Party, Kamala Harris, is receiving 3.5% fewer votes.

A victory in Nevada will grant the Republican six additional electoral votes, bringing Trump's total to 301, surpassing the necessary 270.

Trump is leading in all counties of Nevada except Clark, where Las Vegas is located. There, voters opted for Harris.

Earlier, The Washington Post reported that in Nevada, in the Clark and Washoe counties, a significant number of mail-in ballots were rejected during the vote counting process. The reason was a mismatch between the signature left by the voter during online registration and the signature on the paper ballot.

The Nevada Secretary of State stated that the main issue arose with young Americans who do not have a clear handwritten signature.

Another state where vote counting is ongoing is Arizona.

• Donald Trump won the elections on November 5, 2024, and will return to the White House. The Republicans also regained control of the Senate, with at least 52 seats out of 100, while counting is still ongoing in three states.
• It remains unclear who will control the new session of the House of Representatives. According to the Associated Press, Republican candidates are winning in 206 districts, while Democrats are winning in 191. Winners still need to be determined in 38 districts. A majority requires 218 seats. In the districts where counting is ongoing, Republicans are ahead in 18, but the margin is slim, and the situation could still change. Results will continue to come in over the next few days.