Donald J. Trump’s swift victory was driven by red shifts across the country, with gains among seemingly every possible grouping of Americans. Circles show our estimate for which candidate leads in the remaining votes.

Alabama's turnout was less than 60% for the first time in a presidential election since the Bush-Dukakis race.

Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen Wednesday said 58.5% of registered voters cast ballots in Tuesday’s presidential election, the lowest turnout for any state presidential election since 1988. In a statement,

President-elect Trump has defeated Vice President Harris in early Arizona ballot returns, the AP reports. Why it matters: The presidential race has already been called for Trump, but the outcome in battleground Arizona could provide insight as to which party has the upper hand heading into future statewide elections.

Even more Alabama voters supported Trump compared to the previous two elections. He won by 65%, or 1,454,170 votes, according to unofficial results released by the Alabama Secretary of State’s Office.

Donald Trump will be the next US President after a landslide victory in last Tuesday’s election. Mr Trump will finish with 312 electoral college votes to Kamala Harris’ 226 after a clean sweep of every swing state.