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Election 2020 Results

Updated: Dec. 18, 4:15 PM ET
Presidential Results
Biden Projected to be President-Elect
Expected Vote Reporting: 99%
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306
232
306
232
Biden
81,283,098
270 to win
Trump
74,222,958
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  • Other
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Counties are colored red or blue when the % expected vote reporting reaches a set threshold. This threshold varies by state and is based on patterns of past vote reporting and expectations about how the vote will report this year.

States by 538 Race Ratings

Of 51 races...

  • 2are a tossup

    State
    		Dem.Rep.Other
    Ga.
    100% in
    49%
    democrats gain this state
    49%
    democrats gain this state
    1%
    democrats gain this state
    Ohio
    100% in
    45%
    53%
    1%

  • 9are likely or leaning Democrat

    State
    		Dem.Rep.Other
    Ariz.
    100% in
    49%
    democrats gain this state
    49%
    democrats gain this state
    2%
    democrats gain this state
    Fla.
    100% in
    48%
    51%
    1%
    Maine
    100% in
    53%
    44%
    2%
    Mich.
    100% in
    51%
    democrats gain this state
    48%
    democrats gain this state
    1%
    democrats gain this state
    N.C.
    100% in
    49%
    50%
    1%
    N.H.
    100% in
    53%
    45%
    2%
    Nev.
    100% in
    50%
    48%
    1%
    Pa.
    100% in
    50%
    democrats gain this state
    49%
    democrats gain this state
    1%
    democrats gain this state
    Wis.
    100% in
    49%
    democrats gain this state
    49%
    democrats gain this state
    1%
    democrats gain this state

  • 8are likely or leaning Republican

    State
    		Dem.Rep.Other
    Alaska
    99% in
    43%
    53%
    2%
    Iowa
    100% in
    45%
    53%
    1%
    Miss.
    100% in
    41%
    58%
    1%
    Mo.
    100% in
    41%
    57%
    1%
    Mont.
    100% in
    40%
    57%
    3%
    S.C.
    100% in
    43%
    55%
    1%
    S.D.
    100% in
    36%
    62%
    3%
    Texas
    100% in
    46%
    52%
    1%

  • 18are solid Democrat

    State
    		Dem.Rep.Other
    Calif.
    100% in
    63%
    34%
    1%
    Colo.
    99% in
    55%
    42%
    2%
    Conn.
    100% in
    59%
    39%
    1%
    D.C.
    100% in
    92%
    5%
    1%
    Del.
    100% in
    59%
    40%
    1%
    Hawaii
    100% in
    64%
    34%
    1%
    Ill.
    99% in
    57%
    41%
    1%
    Mass.
    100% in
    66%
    32%
    1%
    Md.
    100% in
    65%
    32%
    1%
    Minn.
    100% in
    52%
    45%
    1%
    N.J.
    100% in
    57%
    41%
    1%
    N.M.
    100% in
    54%
    43%
    1%
    N.Y.
    100% in
    61%
    38%
    1%
    Ore.
    100% in
    56%
    40%
    2%
    R.I.
    100% in
    59%
    39%
    1%
    Va.
    100% in
    54%
    44%
    1%
    Vt.
    100% in
    66%
    31%
    1%
    Wash.
    100% in
    58%
    39%
    2%

  • 14are solid Republican

    State
    		Dem.Rep.Other
    Ala.
    100% in
    37%
    62%
    1%
    Ark.
    100% in
    35%
    62%
    1%
    Idaho
    100% in
    33%
    64%
    2%
    Ind.
    100% in
    41%
    57%
    2%
    Kan.
    100% in
    41%
    56%
    2%
    Ky.
    100% in
    36%
    62%
    1%
    La.
    100% in
    40%
    58%
    1%
    N.D.
    100% in
    32%
    65%
    3%
    Neb.
    100% in
    39%
    58%
    2%
    Okla.
    100% in
    32%
    65%
    2%
    Tenn.
    100% in
    37%
    61%
    1%
    Utah
    100% in
    38%
    58%
    3%
    W.Va.
    100% in
    30%
    69%
    1%
    Wyo.
    100% in
    27%
    70%
    2%

*Maine and Nebraska allow electoral votes to be split. In Maine, two of the four electoral votes are awarded to the winner of the statewide popular vote and one electoral vote is awarded to the winner in each of the state's two congressional districts. In Nebraska, two of the five electoral votes go to the winner of the winner of the statewide popular vote and one electoral vote is awarded to the winner in each of the state's three congressional districts.