Stacey Abrams Calls Trump's 2024 Victory Narrow, Not a 'Seismic Shift'

Abrams emphasizes the U.S. remains deeply divided, as Trump secures presidency with slim margins in popular and electoral votes.

Donald Trump won the 2024 presidential election, securing 312 electoral votes and 49.9% of the popular vote against Kamala Harris's 48.4%.
Stacey Abrams characterized Trump's victory as reflecting a narrowly divided nation, rejecting claims of a landslide or seismic political shift.
Trump's victory included flipping key battleground states, solidifying Republican control of the presidency, House, and Senate.
Abrams highlighted the importance of 'decency' in politics during her MSNBC interview, referencing the legacy of the late President Jimmy Carter.
Abrams urged Democrats to engage disillusioned voters, arguing that decency must be paired with broader efforts to rebuild trust and inclusivity.