On Tuesday, Indiana’s presidential election results confirmed Republican Donald Trump’s victory. This state, known for its consistent support of conservative candidates, has seen Republicans occupy the governor’s office for two decades, solidifying its political alignment. Trump secured all 11 of Indiana’s electoral votes, defeating Democratic candidate Kamala Harris.

Trump has enjoyed considerable support in Indiana during all three of his presidential campaigns. In the election year of 2016, he captured the presidency with 57% of the votes from Indiana residents, and he followed up with a similar performance in 2020, again achieving around 57% of the total vote count. The announcement of Trump’s victory was made at 7:00 p.m. EST, reflecting his stronghold in the Hoosier State.