Donald Trump achieves rare feat, becomes second president with non-consecutive terms | N18G

Donald Trump secured a historic return to the White House after winning swing states including Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Georgia, and surpassed 270 electoral votes with a victory in Wisconsin. This return makes Trump the second US president, after Grover Cleveland, to serve non-consecutive terms. Cleveland, who served from 1885–1889 and 1893–1897, was known for his anti-corruption efforts and stance on the gold standard. Trump’s victory, despite a controversial 2020 exit and recent legal challenges, underscores a polarized political landscape and a significant achievement in American political history.