Welcome to The Washington Post's "The Campaign Moment," a guide to the biggest developments in the 2024 election, where the big remaining questions are how unchecked President-elect Donald Trump’s and the GOP’s power will be — and how boldly they intend to use their mandate.
It’s useful before we start to catch up on where we stand, because the 2024 election is technically over but not completely decided.
Trump has, of course, won the presidency by what’s likely to be a wide electoral college margin. As of now, he has 292 electoral votes — 22 more than the 270 required — but he is favored to wind up with 312 electoral votes. That would be the most for a Republican president-elect since 1988. He should also win his first popular vote, where he leads by more than three points.
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