US Elections Results 2020
Update (8 Nov, 12.52am): Biden has just won Pennsylvania & Nevada, closing in on the White House race for Democrats with a final Electoral College vote count of 290.
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The US Elections are well underway with incumbent Republican candidate Donald Trump versus Democratic candidate Joe Biden – former US Vice President – racing to the finish line at the White House.
The first to 270 electoral college votes will be the next American president for a 4-year term.
Here are the electoral college projections based on The Guardian‘s results so far.
Democrat Victory – Biden (290 Electoral College Votes) WINNER
Michigan (MI): Dem 50.3% > Rep 48.1%
New Mexico (NM): Dem 53.9% > Rep 43.9%
Illinois (IL): Dem 55.1% > Rep 43%
Delaware (DE): Dem 58.8% > Rep 39.8%
Colorado (CO): Dem 55.8% > Rep 41.8%
Connecticut (CT): Dem 59% > Rep 39.4%
Maryland (MD): Dem 63.6% > Rep 34.7%
Washington (WA): Dem 61.1% > Rep 36.8%
Oregon (OR): Dem 57.6% > Rep 40.1%
New York (NY): Dem 55.5% > Rep 43.3%
Maine (ME)- 3 Votes: Dem 53.2% > Rep 43.9%
New Jersey (NJ): Dem 61% > Rep 38%
Nevada (NV): Dem 49.9% > Rep 47.9% – 87% counted
Vermont (VT): Dem 66.4% > Rep 30.8%
Massachusetts (MA): Dem 65.5% > Rep 32.6%
District of Columbia (DC): Dem 93% > Rep 5.6%
California (CA): Dem 65.2% > Rep 32.9%
New Hampshire (NH): Dem 53.1% > Rep 45.2%
Virginia (VA): Dem 53.1% > Rep 45.4%
Hawaii (HI): Dem 65% > Rep 33.1%
Minnesota (MI): Dem 52.6% > Rep 45.4%
Rhode Island (RI): Dem 59.2% > Rep 39.3%
Arizona (AZ): Dem 51% > Rep 47.6%
Wisconsin (WI): Dem 49.6% > Rep 48.9%
Pennsylvania (PA): Dem 49.7% > Rep 49.2%
Republican Victory – Trump (214 Electoral College Votes)
Nebraska (NE): Rep 58.6% > Dem 39.3%
South Dakota (SD): Rep 64.1% > Dem 33.2%
North Dakota (ND): Rep 65.5% > Dem 31.9%
Wyoming (WY): Rep 70.4% > Dem 26.7%
Oklahoma (OK): Rep 65.4% > Dem 32.3%
Arkansas (AR): Rep 62.5% > Dem 34.7%
Louisiana (LA): Rep 58.5% > Dem 39.8%
Kansas (KS): Rep 56.6% > Dem 41.2%
Missouri (MO): Rep 56.9% > Dem 41.3%
Utah (UT): Rep 58.2% > Dem 38.3%
Texas (TX): Rep 52.2% > Dem 46.3%
Mississippi (MS): Rep 59.6% > Dem 38.9%
Alabama (AL): Rep 63.5% > Dem 35.4%
Tennessee (TN): Rep 60.7% > Dem 37.4%
Kentucky (KY): Rep 62.5% > Dem 35.8%
Indiana (IN): Rep 58.8% > Dem 39.2%
West Virginia (WV): Rep 68.7% > Dem 29.6%
South Carolina (SC): Rep 56.5% > Dem 42%
Idaho (ID): Rep 63.9% > Dem 33.1%
Montana (MT): Rep 55.7% > Dem 41.9%
Ohio (OH): Rep 53.5% > Dem 45.1%
Iowa (IA): Rep 53.2% > Dem 45%
Florida (FL): Rep 51.2% > Dem 47.8%
Swing States
Georgia (GA): Dem 49.4% > Rep 49.3%- 99% counted
North Carolina (NC): Rep 50.1% > Dem 48.7% – 99% counted
Alaska (AK): Rep 62.1% > Dem 33.5% – 50% counted
US Elections rely on projected counts which aren’t actual results
Although media site projections typically see accurate leads, the final percentages for US Elections are sometimes different.
As such, the leads should be taken as a precursor to actual results, before the final count is in. AP and major news networks are calling the win for Democratic candidate Joe Biden however, so a new US Presidency may be on the horizon.
All the best to voters who have done their part in upholding years of democracy in the United States. May the best candidate be elected in January.
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