Yeah, I am. Perhaps you should too.
I understand these things can be difficult, but, well, sometimes you have to learn how to deal.
Here, allow me to assist:
Less than 2/3 of voters turned out to vote.
Almost 1/2 that did voted for Trump.
Almost 1/2 that did voted for Harris.
Trump votes surpassed those for Harris by a mere 1.5%.
1/3 + 1/2 not voting for Trump = Not a majority
From The Council on Foreign Relations:
⏺️ The 2024 Election by the Numbers
▶️ "Trump won 77,284,118 votes, or 49.8 percent of the votes cast"
▶️ "Kamala Harris won 74,999,166 votes or 48.3 percent of the votes cast."
▶️ "In relative terms, voter turnout nationally in 2024 was 63.9 percent."
▶️ "Early election coverage described Trump’s victory as a landslide. But whether you go by the Electoral College vote or the popular vote, it was anything but. The 312 Electoral College votes that Trump won are just six more than Joe Biden won in 2020, twenty less than Barack Obama won in 2012, and fifty-three less than Obama won in 2008. Trump’s Electoral College performance pales in comparison to Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s landslide victory in 1936 (523 electoral votes), Lyndon Johnson’s in 1964 (486), Richard Nixon’s in 1972 (520), or Ronald Reagan’s in 1984 (525). In terms of the popular vote, more people voted for someone not named Trump for president than voted for Trump in 2024, and his margin of victory over Harris was 1.5 percentage points. That is the fifth smallest margin of victory in the thirty-two presidential races held since 1900."
https://www.cfr.org/article/2024-election-numbers
Hope this helps!