Americans went to the polls to elect their next president. After a close race, Donald Trump, the Republican candidate, declared victory. He described the outcome as an unprecedented political achievement, surprising even his supporters. Kamala Harris, the Democratic candidate, announced that the results were too close to call, choosing not to make a statement until the next day. Experts suggested Trump had secured enough votes for a second term, and his supporters celebrated. On the other hand, Democratic voters expressed concern about the future. Trump would not officially begin his new term until January of the following year.
Vocabulary :
• Achievement (noun): A successful result gained through effort.
• Reckon (verb): To think or believe something.
• Secure (verb): To obtain or achieve something, especially after a lot of effort.
• Supporters (noun): People who agree with and back a particular person or cause.
• Concern (noun): A feeling of worry or anxiety.
• Sworn (adjective): Formally given or promised under oath.
• Victory (noun): The act of winning in a competition or struggle.
• Candidate (noun): A person who is running for a position, especially in an election.
• Formal (adjective): Following established rules or customs.
• Election (noun): A process in which people vote to choose a leader or make a decision.
• Obstacle (noun) : Something that blocks movement or progress.
Source : YouTube Behind The News.