Republican Donald Trump faced Democratic challenger Joe Biden on Tuesday in the US presidential election. There are 538 Electoral College votes allocated to all 50 states and the District of Columbia. 270 votes are needed to win.
The table below shows the projected winner for each state as predicted by the media and data provider Edison Research, as well as the Electoral College tally based on each group’s projections.
At 11:25 pm ET (0425 GMT):
Polling station count
ABC CBS NBC FOX CNN EDISON AP
Trump 92 99 113 148 114 105 115
Biden 89 168 192 223 192 192 209
Alabama (9) TTTTTTT
Alaska (3)
Arizona (11) B
Arkansas (6) TTTTTTT
California (55) BBBBBB
Colorado (9) BBBBBBB
Connecticut (7) BBBBBBB
Delaware (3) BBBBBBB
District of Columbia (3) BBBBBBB
Florida (29) T
Georgia (16)
Hawaii (4)
Idaho (4) TT
Illinois (20) BBBBBB
Indiana (11) TTTTTTT
Iowa (6)
Kansas (6) TTTTTTT
Kentucky (8) TTTTTTT
Louisiana (8) TTTTTTT
Maine (popular vote) (2) B
Maine District 1 (1) B
Maine 2nd Ward (1)
Maryland (10) BBBBBBB
Massachusetts (11) BBBBBBB
Michigan (16)
Minnesota (10)
Mississippi (6) TTTTT
Missouri (10) TTTTTT
Montana (3)
Nebraska (popular vote) (2) TT
Nebraska 1st District (1) TT
Nebraska District 2 (1)
Nebraska 3rd District (1) TTT
Nevada (6)
New Hampshire (4) BBBBBB
New Jersey (14) BBBBBBB
New Mexico (5) BBBBB
New York (29) BBBBBBB
North Carolina (15)
North Dakota (3) TTTTTTT
Ohio (18)
Oklahoma (7) TTTTTTT
Oregon (7) BBBBB
Pennsylvania (20)
Rhode Island (4) BB
South Carolina (9) TTTTTT
South Dakota (3) TTTTTTT
Tennessee (11) TTTTTTT
Texas (38)
Utah (6) TTTTTTT
Vermont (3) BBBBBBB
Virginia (13) BB
Washington (12) BBBBB
West Virginia (5) TTTTTTT
Wisconsin (10)
Wyoming (3) TTTTT
Edison Research provides exit poll and vote counting data to the National Election Pool, a consortium made up of ABC News, CBS News, CNN, and NBC News. Networks use the data to inform their projections. Reuters has an agreement with NEP / Edison to distribute exit polls and vote counting data to customers. Reuters has not independently tabulated the results. The Associated Press has a separate voting and vote counting operation and does its own projections. Fox News relies on AP data to inform its projections.
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