2020 Presidential Election Results

Polls are closed across the country and presidential results are starting to trickle in. Donald Trump and Joe Biden are racing towards the 270 needed electoral votes.

Below is a map showing which states Trump has won and which Biden has won. It is expected to take some time (possibly several days) for final votes for all states to be finalized due to the high volume of absentee voting this election. Races not yet decided:
Alaska, Arizona, Georgia and North Carolina.

*from ABC News last update 10:3pm November 11

Here is a breakdown of states Trump and Biden are projected to have won.

Trump

Kentucky
Oklahoma
Indiana
Tennessee
West Virginia
Arkansas
South Dakota
North Dakota
Alabama
South Carolina
Louisiana
Nebraska
Utah
Kansas
Missouri
Wyoming
Mississippi
Idaho
Ohio
Florida
Iowa
Texas
Montana
Alaska

Biden

Vermont
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey
Massachusetts
D.C.
New York
Connecticut
Colorado
New Hampshire
Illinois
California
Oregon
Washington
New Mexico
Virginia
Rhode Island
Minnesota
Hawaii
Maine
Wisconsin
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Nevada

When Will We Know the Official Results?

As explained by CNN, there’s a very good chance we may not know the winner tonight. “With so many more voters expected to vote by mail, it’s entirely possible states will not have final or close to final results even within days of the end of voting. Some states will count ballots they receive weeks after Election Day. And if margins are as close in some battlegrounds as they were in 2016, that means it could take a long time to get all the absentee and provisional votes counted. The Electoral College isn’t required to meet until the first Monday after the second Wednesday in December, so states have time to finalize their results.”