Biden vs Trump: live results 2020

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Presidential results based on0 out of 538 electoral college votes calledChart showing Biden (Democrat) has won 0 electoral votes and Trump (Republican) has won 0 electoral votes0Joe BidenDEMOCRAT0Donald TrumpREPUBLICAN270 to win

Electoral college votes by state

US map showing electoral vote results by stateMEVTNHNYMAWACTMTNDMNMIWIRIORSDIDPAWYOHNJNVNEIAILINMDUTCOKSMODEWVAZOKDCARKYCAVANMNCTNGALAALSCAKMSTXHIFLBiden winTrump winYet to be called

In most states, electoral votes are distributed on a winner-takes-all basis. In Maine and Nebraska, the electoral votes can be split between candidates.

House of Representatives

Chart showing House Democrats have 0 seats and Republicans have 0 seats232Outgoing House1970DEMOCRATS0REPUBLICANS021800 out of 435 races called

Chart showing Senate Democrats have 35 seats and Republicans have 30 seats47Outgoing Senate5335DEMOCRATS30REPUBLICANS35seats not up for election5030seats not up for election0 out of 35 races called

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Electoral votes by state

Expected Biden

Solid Democrat (203 electoral votes in total)

California Not yet calledConnecticut Not yet calledWashington DC Not yet calledDelaware Not yet calledHawaii Not yet calledIllinois Not yet calledMassachusetts Not yet calledMaryland Not yet calledMaine (Statewide) Not yet calledMaine (District 1) Not yet calledNew Jersey Not yet calledNew Mexico Not yet calledNew York Not yet calledOregon Not yet calledRhode Island Not yet calledVirginia Not yet calledVermont Not yet calledWashington Not yet called

Leaning Democrat (23 electoral votes in total)

Colorado Not yet calledMinnesota Not yet calledNew Hampshire Not yet called

Toss-up (187 electoral votes in total)

Arizona Not yet calledFlorida Not yet calledGeorgia Not yet calledIowa Not yet calledMaine (District 2) Not yet calledMichigan Not yet calledNorth Carolina Not yet calledNebraska (District 2) Not yet calledNevada Not yet calledOhio Not yet calledPennsylvania Not yet calledTexas Not yet calledWisconsin Not yet called

Expected Trump

Leaning Republican (48 electoral votes in total)

Alaska Not yet calledIndiana Not yet calledKansas Not yet calledMissouri Not yet calledMontana Not yet calledSouth Carolina Not yet calledUtah Not yet called

Solid Republican (77 electoral votes in total)

Alabama Not yet calledArkansas Not yet calledIdaho Not yet calledKentucky Not yet calledLouisiana Not yet calledMississippi Not yet calledNorth Dakota Not yet calledNebraska (Statewide) Not yet calledNebraska (District 1) Not yet calledNebraska (District 3) Not yet calledOklahoma Not yet calledSouth Dakota Not yet calledTennessee Not yet calledWest Virginia Not yet calledWyoming Not yet called

Key presidential races calculator

Joe Biden and Donald Trump each need 270 electoral votes to win the presidency. As results are coming in, many key states have not yet been called. Which way do you think they will vote?

Select a winner in each state to see the potential paths to victory for Biden or Trump

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2020 polls

Trump +0.1
2016 result

Trump +9.4
2012

Obama +5.8
2020 polls

Trump +0.2
2016 result

Trump +5.1
2012

Romney +7.8
2020 polls

Trump +0.7
2016 result

Trump +8.1
2020 polls

Biden +1.4
2016 result

Trump +3.7
2020 polls

Biden +1.8
2016 result

Trump +3.5
2012

Romney +9.1
2020 polls

Biden +1.9
2016 result

Trump +10.3
2012

Obama +8.6
2020 polls
2016 result

Trump +1.2
2012

Obama +0.9
2020 polls

Trump +2.1
2016 result
2012

Romney +15.8
2020 polls

Biden +3.2
2016 result

Clinton +2.4
2012

Obama +6.7
2020 polls

Biden +4.2
2016 result

Trump +2.2
2012

Romney +7.1
2020 polls

Biden +4.9
2016 result

Trump +0.7
2012

Obama +5.4
2020 polls

Biden +7.4
2016 result

Trump +0.2
2012

Obama +9.5
2020 polls

Biden +7.5
2016 result

Trump +0.8
2012

Obama +6.9

Methodology

The FT 2020 results page displays US presidential, Senate and House races as called by the Associated Press. We categorise states into “expected” categories based on pre-election polls. States where the difference in poll numbers between Biden and Trump is more than 10 percentage points are classified as states we expect to be solidly in favour of one candidate. States where the race is within 5 percentage points and states that Trump won by less than a percentage point in 2016 are classified as expected ‘toss-up’ states. If a state had less than two polls in the 60 days prior to election day, we use the Cook Political Report Electoral College Ratings to assign it a rating. We consider Cook’s ‘likely’ and ‘lean’ states ‘leaning’.

Party breakdown numbers for the outgoing Senate include two Independents who caucus with Democrats as Democrats. Party breakdown numbers for the outgoing House of Representatives do not include five vacant seats and one Libertarian. Historical presidential results data comes from the Federal Election Commission and Daily Kos.

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