Trump's victory, despite personal unpopularity, reflects a broader trend of voters punishing ruling parties across developed nations post-pandemic, indicating dissatisfaction with the current economic state.
Although Trump is set to inherit a strong economy, discontent remains high as many Americans struggle with soaring costs for essential goods and services, influencing voter sentiment.
Voter sentiment diverged during this election, showing support for progressive measures even as they elected Trump—a sign of complex political dynamics that contradict straightforward party loyalty.
Two-thirds of voters believe the country is 'on the wrong track,' which showcases a significant disconnect between party leadership and the public's current reality and perceptions.
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