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Center-right nation emerges after 2016 election
The Electoral College completed its ballot and Trump won the presidency while Clinton held the popular vote lead. Analyses note a shift to a center-right country, with conservatives capturing 50.4 percent of the popular vote to 49.6 for liberals, driven by working-class voters in key Rust Belt states and broader economic anxieties.
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