Kanye West concedes race in the presidential election, campaigns for 2024

Kanye West has admitted defeat in the 2020 presidential election, but already has his sights set on 2024.

The rapper, 43, shared a photo to Twitter of him standing in front of a map of the United States that indicated the results.

"WELP," West said in the tweet. "KANYE 2024."

West didn't claim any victories in any US states, but he did get on the presidential ballot in 12 states.

Earlier in the day, West confirmed he'd be casting his ballot for the first time in Wyoming.

"God is so good," he tweeted. "Today I am voting for the first time in my life for the President of the United States, and it's for someone I truly trust...me."

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West's wife, Kim Kardashian West, never publicly endorsed his bid for the presidency. However, she did share a photo of herself at the beginning of election day to confirm she'd voted.

"I VOTED!!!! Did you?!?!" Kardashian West tweeted. "If you are in line when the hours of operation close at the polls, they are required to stay open and allow you to vote, so do not get out of line."

West reportedly spent US$6.7 million (approx. $9.4 million) on his campaign, according to the Federal Election Commission.

Last week, West gave an interview with Joe Rogan where he expressed his desire to become the President.

"There couldn't be a better time to put a visionary in the captain's chair," he said.

"I'm not here to down Trump or down Biden, I'm just here to express why God has called me to take this position. I'm a great leader because I listen and I'm empathetic. I do believe in world peace."