When will Donald Trump be the president of the United States?

Republican Donald Trump will return to the White House as the new president after his historic victory in the US presidential elections.

The race with Democrat Kamala Harris was tough and very close, but the results announced last night showed that Trump won the necessary votes for victory.

He will be the first former US president to return to the White House in the past 130 years.

Also, 78-year-old Donald Trump is the first person to be elected president of the United States at such an advanced age.

When will the election results be confirmed?

The results of the US presidential election have not yet been officially confirmed, but the leaders of many countries, including Britain and Israel, have already congratulated Donald Trump 

Earlier, there was concern that tight and close competition in some swing states would make the election results uncertain.

But the unexpected victory in North Carolina, Georgia, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, along with the states that strongly supported the Republican Party, meant that Donald Trump managed to get 270 electoral votes for the presidency.

However, it may take a few days or weeks for the official approval of the election results in all the states of America.

Is Donald Trump now president?

Trump is the newly elected president and his running mate JD Vince is the elected vice president.

Donald Trump will legally assume power and responsibilities as the new president after being sworn in at the inauguration of the new presidential term on January 20, 2025.

what happens in the period between the election and the election day?

After all valid votes are included in the final results, a process known as the Electoral Collage certifies the election results.

Each state has a different number of Electoral College votes that candidates are trying to win.

In addition to being supported by the voters themselves, the Electoral Collage also guarantees the victory of the winning candidate.

Generally, the states give all the Electoral College votes to the candidate who received the majority of the popular vote, and this is confirmed at the next December 17 meeting.

After that, the newly elected Congress meets on January 6 to count the Electoral College votes and thus confirm which candidate won the election.

On January 6, 2021, the same process was going on in the US Congress building, and Donald Trump's supporters attacked and tried to stop this process.

Before that, Trump said that he was cheated in the election and did not accept Biden's victory.

What are the president-elect and vice-president-elect doing now?

President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect J.D. Vanes will work with their transition team to arrange for president Biden's administration to take over.

They will determine their policy priorities. evaluate candidates for key positions in the new administration, and prepare to take over the executive functions of the government.

Donald Trump and his team will start sharing confidential information about national security, including recent threats to the United States and ongoing military operations by the country.

The President-elect and Vice-President-elect receive the required protection from the US intelligence agencies.

The outgoing president usually takes the new president to the White House a few days after the election.

Also, in order to symbolically show the peaceful transfer of power he usually participates in the opening ceremonies of the new presidential term.

Donald Trump himself did not attend these ceremonies again in 2020.

But he left a handwritten message to his successor in the Oval Office, following the tradition of Ronald Reagan.

President Biden told reporters at the time that a "very generous letter'' had been left for him.

The new president takes office after the inauguration ceremony and inauguration.