Donald Trump strutted on stage in a Florida ballroom, surrounded by advisers, party leaders, family and friends. The Associated Press had yet to call the race, but it was clear by then that the voters had swept him back into power.

Major news organizations have called the presidential race for Donald Trump. What some of them are saying: Newsweek: “Donald J. Trump completed the greatest political comeback in modern U.S. history in the early hours of Wednesday,

After his election victory, he will enter a two-month transition period as president-elect before being inaugurated on Jan. 20.

Trump was declared winner in Wisconsin, which took him over the 270 electoral votes he needed to return to the Oval Office.

Previous presidents, such as Ronald Reagan and Barack Obama, can certainly lay claim to being considered to be consequential political leaders on these terms. Reagan reversed decades of economic and political consensus by declaring, in his first inaugural speech, that: “Government is not the solution to our problem, government is the problem.”

The mogul-turned-politician looks likely to defeat Vice President Kamala Harris, winning a second, non-consecutive term after reviving his populist movement and parlaying his following into a GOP takeover.

Donald Trump defeated Kamala Harris, becoming the second president in the nation's history to win nonconsecutive terms.