The 2016 Election in the United States was a significant political event where voters chose the President and members of Congress. The main candidates were Donald Trump, the Republican nominee, and Hillary Clinton, the Democratic nominee. The election took place on November 8, 2016, and was marked by intense debates and discussions on various issues, including the economy, immigration, and healthcare. Donald Trump won the election, securing 304 electoral votes compared to Hillary Clinton's 227. Despite losing the popular vote, where Clinton received about 2.9 million more votes, Trump’s victory was attributed to key wins in several swing states. The election highlighted deep political divisions within the country.