Donald Trump has secured victories in the pivotal battleground states of Georgia and North Carolina, according to projections. Trump's success in these key states significantly limits Vice President Kamala Harris' potential routes to achieving the necessary 270 electoral votes to win the presidency. Republicans won control over US Senate after taking over Democratic seats in West Virginia and Ohio. Yet, neither party has the House of Representatives where Republicans currently hold a narrow majority.

With remaining battleground states like Pennsylvania, Arizona, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Nevada still undecided, every state becomes crucial for a possible Harris victory. The current electoral landscape shows Trump ahead in Pennsylvania, which is considered critical for Harris. For her to remain in competition, a win in Pennsylvania is essential, coupled with victories in Michigan and Wisconsin, where she is currently trailing. The strategic focus now shifts to the "Blue Wall" states for Harris, as the Democrats previously celebrated first-time wins in states like Georgia during the 2020 elections, securing Biden's presidency. However, Trump's rebound in these areas marks a significant challenge.