Results Election Usa

Results Election Usa

Results Elections Usa
Results Election Usa 2020
Results Election Usa
Results Election Usa New York Times
Results Election Usa 2020
Outcome Of Presidential Election 2020
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Results of the 2020 U.S. Presidential election, including electoral votes between Trump and Biden in each state, and who is winning the popular vote.
In a United States presidential election, the popular vote is the total number or the percentage of votes cast for a candidate by voters in the 50 states and Washington, D.C.; the candidate who gains the most votes nationwide is said to have won the popular vote.However, the popular vote is not used to determine who is elected as the nation's president or vice president. Election results November 3, 2020. Note: 'Share of expected votes counted' reflects recorded votes and the best estimate of the total number of votes cast according to Edison Research. CBS News brings you all the latest results in the 2020 election. Live results: 2020 US elections. November 4, 2020 / 2:20 PM / CBS News First published on November 3, 2020 / 7:37 PM.
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President0
0 votes
0 votes
SenateRep.0

gained 0 seats33 not up
gained 0 seats30 not up
HouseRep.0
gained 0 seats
gained 0 seats
GovernorsRep.0
gained 0 seats20 not up
gained 0 seats19 not up
Presidential race
60%

60%
60%
No results
Runoff/Tie

Results Elections Usa
Results Election Usa 2020
Results Election Usa
Results Election Usa New York Times
Results Election Usa 2020
Outcome Of Presidential Election 2020
 The new European data protection law requires us to inform you of the following before you use our website: 
Results of the 2020 U.S. Presidential election, including electoral votes between Trump and Biden in each state, and who is winning the popular vote.
In a United States presidential election, the popular vote is the total number or the percentage of votes cast for a candidate by voters in the 50 states and Washington, D.C.; the candidate who gains the most votes nationwide is said to have won the popular vote.However, the popular vote is not used to determine who is elected as the nation's president or vice president. Election results November 3, 2020. Note: 'Share of expected votes counted' reflects recorded votes and the best estimate of the total number of votes cast according to Edison Research. CBS News brings you all the latest results in the 2020 election. Live results: 2020 US elections. November 4, 2020 / 2:20 PM / CBS News First published on November 3, 2020 / 7:37 PM.
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Updated
President0
0 votes
0 votes
SenateRep.0
gained 0 seats33 not up
gained 0 seats30 not up
HouseRep.0
gained 0 seats
gained 0 seats
GovernorsRep.0
gained 0 seats20 not up
gained 0 seats19 not up
Presidential race
60%
60%
60%
No results
Runoff/Tie
Solid DemocraticResults Elections UsaResults in races likely to be won by DemocratsDem.Rep.% Exp.
Calif.65%33%74%
N.Y.58%40%84%
Ill.55%43%84%
Va.54%45%99%
Wash.60%38%93%
Minn.53%45%95%
Colo.55%42%93%
Mass.66%32%80%
N.J.61%38%66%
Ore.57%40%97%
Md.63%35%70%
Conn.59%40%92%
N.M.54%44%99%
N.H.53%46%99%
Maine54%43%87%
Hawaii64%34%99%
Del.59%40%99%
R.I.59%39%96%
Vt.65%32%95%
D.C.93%5%80%
Lean DemocraticResults in races that lean DemocraticDem.Rep.% Exp.
Pa.49%50%92%
Mich.51%48%99%
Wis.49%49%99%
Ariz.51%48%86%
Nev.49%49%88%
TossupResults Election Usa 2020Results in the most competitive racesDem.Rep.% Exp.
Texas46%52%97%
Fla.48%51%96%
Ohio45%53%90%
N.C.49%50%95%
Ga.49%50%98%
Iowa45%53%92%
Lean RepublicanResults in races that lean RepublicanDem.Rep.% Exp.
Solid RepublicanResults Election UsaResults in races likely to be won by RepublicansDem.Rep.% Exp.
Tenn.37%61%99%
Mo.41%57%99%
Ind.41%57%94%
S.C.43%55%98%
Ala.36%62%99%
La.40%59%99%
Ky.36%63%96%
Okla.32%65%96%
Kan.41%57%99%
Ark.35%63%99%
Utah38%58%80%
Miss.39%59%77%
Neb.39%59%98%
Idaho33%64%99%
W.Va.30%69%99%
Mont.41%56%99%
S.D.36%62%99%
N.D.32%65%91%
Wyo.27%70%99%
Alaska33%63%56%
*Special election
State resultsBAlabama
AAlaska
DArizona
CArkansas
ECalifornia
FColorado
GConnecticut
HDelaware
yWashington, D.C.
IFlorida
JGeorgia
KHawaii
MIdaho
NIllinois
OIndiana
LIowa
PKansas
QKentucky
RLouisiana
UMaine
TMaryland
SMassachusetts
VMichigan
WMinnesota
YMississippi
XMissouri
ZMontana
cNebraska
gNevada
dNew Hampshire
eNew Jersey
fNew Mexico
hNew York
aNorth Carolina
bNorth Dakota
iOhio
jOklahoma
kOregon
lPennsylvania
mRhode Island
nSouth Carolina
oSouth Dakota
pTennessee
qTexas
rUtah
tVermont
sVirginia
uWashington
wWest Virginia
vWisconsin
xWyoming
Note: 'Share of expected votes counted' reflects recorded votes and the best estimate of the total number of votes cast according to Edison Research. (Methodology)
Results Election Usa New York TimesSources: Edison Research for the National Election Pool; Likely, lean and tossup ratings are aggregated from Cook Political Report, Inside Elections and Sabato's Crystal Ball.
Results Election Usa 2020Designed and developed by Chris Canipe, Ally J. Levine and Sam Hart | REUTERS GRAPHICS
Outcome Of Presidential Election 2020Source: Edison Research for the National Election Pool

Dem.	Rep.	% Exp.
Calif.	65%	33%	74%
N.Y.	58%	40%	84%
Ill.	55%	43%	84%
Va.	54%	45%	99%
Wash.	60%	38%	93%
Minn.	53%	45%	95%
Colo.	55%	42%	93%
Mass.	66%	32%	80%
N.J.	61%	38%	66%
Ore.	57%	40%	97%
Md.	63%	35%	70%
Conn.	59%	40%	92%
N.M.	54%	44%	99%
N.H.	53%	46%	99%
Maine	54%	43%	87%
Hawaii	64%	34%	99%
Del.	59%	40%	99%
R.I.	59%	39%	96%
Vt.	65%	32%	95%
D.C.	93%	5%	80%

Dem.	Rep.	% Exp.
Pa.	49%	50%	92%
Mich.	51%	48%	99%
Wis.	49%	49%	99%
Ariz.	51%	48%	86%
Nev.	49%	49%	88%

Dem.	Rep.	% Exp.
Texas	46%	52%	97%
Fla.	48%	51%	96%
Ohio	45%	53%	90%
N.C.	49%	50%	95%
Ga.	49%	50%	98%
Iowa	45%	53%	92%

Dem.	Rep.	% Exp.
Tenn.	37%	61%	99%
Mo.	41%	57%	99%
Ind.	41%	57%	94%
S.C.	43%	55%	98%
Ala.	36%	62%	99%
La.	40%	59%	99%
Ky.	36%	63%	96%
Okla.	32%	65%	96%
Kan.	41%	57%	99%
Ark.	35%	63%	99%
Utah	38%	58%	80%
Miss.	39%	59%	77%
Neb.	39%	59%	98%
Idaho	33%	64%	99%
W.Va.	30%	69%	99%
Mont.	41%	56%	99%
S.D.	36%	62%	99%
N.D.	32%	65%	91%
Wyo.	27%	70%	99%
Alaska	33%	63%	56%