Reactions of US presidents to Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 presidential election

President-elect Donald Trump told supporters as votes poured in on Election Night that “we have a mandate” as he spoke about his vision as he returns to the White House, according to election results as of Wednesday evening.

Vice President Kamala Harris took the stage at Howard University in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday afternoon to acknowledge victory in the race and assure supporters and those who voted for Democrats that the party will continue to fight for the policies laid out during the campaign.

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was described as emotional and with tears in his eyes as she was seen at a Harris event in Washington, talking with other lawmakers.

Former President Barack Obama blamed Harris’ loss, at least in part, on the effects of the global COVID-19 pandemic.

“From a historic pandemic and pandemic-induced price increases to rapid change and the feeling that many people feel that no matter how hard they work, treading water is the best they can do,” Obama This is stated in a statement published on social networks..

The statement congratulated former President Trump for winning re-election.

Former President George W. Bush congratulated Trump and J.D. Vance letter“I also thank President Biden and Vice President Harris for their service to our country.”

Former President Bush highlighted what he called “high turnout” among voters.

Former President Bill Clinton called Harris-Waltz’s campaign “positive” and “forward-thinking.” writing that he and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton I wish Donald Trump and J.D. Vance the best, “and hope they govern for all of us.”

Reaction from all over the world

Leaders across the planet reacted to the news, with some remaining silent Wednesday as final results from races across the country continued to trickle in as votes were counted.

The leaders of the European Union, Ukraine and Israel were among those who congratulated former President Trump on his re-election.

Among the congratulations was a message from Natasa Pirc Musar, President of Slovenia. place of birth Melania Trump was born Melania Knavs on April 26, 1970 in the former Yugoslavia.

Musar wrote“Our transatlantic family and the entire international community face many challenges today, and your leadership in addressing them will be key. Slovenia is ready to work with you.”