Live results of the elections for president in the United States: Trump vs. Harris

Donald Trump vs. Kamala Harris in the general election for the presidency of the United States This Tuesday, November 5, 2024.

Here we track how the results are coming in as the polls close, state by state.

10:45 p.m. CT:

Virginia It’s for Vice President Harris, who now has 205 electoral votes. Trump is still leading by 230, even with several states yet to declare a winner.

10:37 p.m. CT:

New Mexico He will support Harris, who has 192 electoral votes, 78 away from winning the election.

10:20 p.m. CT:

Trump gets votes North Carolina and he is just 40 electoral votes away from returning to the White House. Oregon It goes to Harris, who thus reaches 187 electoral votes.

10 p.m. Central Time (CT):

Harris gets it Maine, Washington y California to add a total of 179 electoral votes, while Trump will get Idaho, to collect 214 votes, just 36 votes to return to the White House.

9:45 p.m. CT:

We are still waiting for results in key states that will determine the winner of the presidential election. It is still early to know which candidate will receive the electoral votes in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.

Iowa y Kansas They will give their votes to Trump to collect 210 electoral votes, AP reports.

9:20 p.m. CT:

The state of the Colorado is backing Vice President Harris, who now has 112 electoral votes, according to AP estimates.

9 pm CT:

Polls close in Montana, Nevada and Utah.

AP ensures that the electoral votes they provide Montana y Utah They will go to Trump. Nevada has not yet been defined. The race is also close in Wisconsin, a key state for this election.

8:50 p.m. CT:

Missouri also electing Trump, leaving the Republicans with a total of 188 electoral votes.

8:15 p.m. CT:

Texas y Ohio they are for Trump, the AP projects, putting the former president within 72 electoral votes of returning to the White House.

8 pm CT:

Wyoming, Louisiana, Nebraska, South Dakota and North Dakota They are for Trump, according to AP, which will make the Republican candidate collect 120 electoral votes, and put him within 150 of winning.

For Harris, there is a state New York, which gives him 28 more electoral votes.

7:45 pm CT:

The states of Illinois, New Jersey y Delaware they choose the vice president, according to the AP report, which provides Arkansas Trump.

The current vote tally is 101 for Trump and 71 for Harris. It takes 270 to win.

7 pm CT:

Polls close in 16 states, including the District of Columbia and Texas.

AP declares Trump the winner in a state Floridawhich provides 30 electoral votes. AP also plans that South Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, Oklahoma y Tennessee they go to the former president, a projection that also shares NOW.

Massachusetts, Maryland, Connecticut, Rhode Island y DC they chose Harris, according to AP and CNN.

With nearly 18 million votes counted so far, Trump has 95 electoral votes, while Harris has 35.

6:30 p.m. CT:

AP has declared Trump the winner in a state West Virginiawhich gives 4 electoral votes.

6 p.m. CT:

Polls close in several states on the east coast of the United States.

CNN Projections iThey show that Trump is winning in the state of the Kentucky. The same prediction is shared The New York Times while Harris is getting the upper hand for now Vermont. For his part, The Associated Press, as a winner Indiana to former President Trump.

In Georgia, South Carolina and Virginia, polling stations also closed and vote counting began, with results still inconclusive.

Election map

On this map of the United States we will show which candidate will win each state:

Electoral votes by state

In the United States it is through Electoral college that each president is elected and not through a direct vote of the citizens. Therefore, for a candidate to become the president of the country, the 538 electoral votes in the process, get at least 270.

• California has 54 electoral votes, followed by Texas with 40 and Florida with 30.
• New York has 28 votes, Illinois and Pennsylvania each have 19.
• Ohio has 17.
• Georgia and North Carolina and 16th.
• Michigan, 15.
• New Jersey has 14.
• Virginia, 13.
• Washington, 12.
• Arizona, Indiana, Massachusetts and Tennessee each have 11 electoral votes.
• Colorado, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri and Wisconsin have 10.
• Alabama and South Carolina, take 9.
• Kentucky, Louisiana and Oregon have 8.
• Connecticut and Oklahoma and 7.
• Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Mississippi, Nevada and Utah offer 6 each.
• Nebraska and New Mexico have 5.
• Hawaii, Idaho, Maine, Montana, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and West Virginia give 4 electoral votes.
• Alaska, Delaware, District of Columbia, North Dakota, South Dakota, Vermont and Wyoming offer 3 electoral votes each.

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