Trump received 2 million fewer votes than the last presidential election, and Ha

I woke up and looked at it with a clear mind, but aside from yesterday's talk about the impact of this U.S. election on the world, there are all various analyses of the election results, some of which are strange.

Trump received 2 million fewer votes than the last presidential election, and Harris received 14 million less votes than Biden. There are still unfinished votes, so it will go up a little more, but even if it is 10% (not calculated), it is clear that the number of votes has been given. The number that supported Trump would have remained almost the same or dropped a little, and not a few of the people who took Biden in 2020 left.

In this case, shouldn't it be "Why didn't you vote for Trump" but "Why didn't more than 10 million existing supporters vote for Harris?" It should be seen that there was no "additional" sensation from Trump. The "backlash politics" did not win, but the existing supporters or centrists who are "downbeat" with Biden and Harris' politics should be understood. However, whether it should be analyzed only because of PC/wokeism is an issue of in-depth discussion. Rather, maybe they gained support because they saw only PC/wokeism, not because PC/wokeism was the problem, but because other things were not met.

Even if the Democratic Biden administration and Harris' camp implement policies that support workers and minorities, if they are not delivered effectively, it is not a matter of blame. It is right to blame voters for the campaign's ineffectiveness. This time, even the indirect election system is not working. The Democratic Party and Harris' camp simply lost.

There is nothing to add to me because there will be a lot of stories, but at times like this, I think it is necessary to deal with various social facts together, not a set scheme, to say something.