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2024 Presidential Election

See which candidate won each state and how those wins added up to the Electoral College result.

Electoral College · 1789–2024County popular vote · 2000–2024County atlas · available

Election rules

Modern Electoral College

Electoral result

312 EV · Donald J. Trump

Map dated

2024-11-05

Electoral College result

How the states voted

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Election-date state boundaries colored by exact stored electoral recipients. Split allocations use multiple colors.

This 2024 result uses the 2020 poll-closing chronology as a cinematic reference sequence, not historical 2024 polling or call timing.

Timing source: The Green Papers 2020 poll-closing chronology

Reference poll-close stream

Electoral Token Board

Token width reflects stored electoral votes

  1. GA
  2. VA
  3. IN
  4. SC
  5. KY
  6. VT
  7. OH
  8. NC
  9. WV
  10. FL
  11. IL
  12. PA
  13. NJ
  14. MA
  15. TN
  16. MD
  17. MO
  18. AL
  19. CT
  20. OK
  21. KS
  22. MS
  23. ME
  24. ME
  25. NH
  26. RI
  27. DC
  28. DE
  29. AR
  30. TX
  31. NY
  32. MI
  33. AZ
  34. CO
  35. MN
  36. WI
  37. LA
  38. NE
  39. NE
  40. NM
  41. SD
  42. WY
  43. IA
  44. NV
  45. UT
  46. MT
  47. CA
  48. WA
  49. OR
  50. ID
  51. ND
  52. HI
  53. AK

County results · 2000–2024

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1789—2024

Sixty elections, one continuous record

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  1. 1789First election
  2. 1792Founding Rules
  3. 1796Founding Rules
  4. 1800Founding Rules
  5. 1804Separate offices
  6. 1808Electoral record
  7. 1812Electoral record
  8. 1816Electoral record
  9. 1820Electoral record
  10. 1824Electoral record
  11. 1828Electoral record
  12. 1832Electoral record
  13. 1836Electoral record
  14. 1840Electoral record
  15. 1844Electoral record
  16. 1848Electoral record
  17. 1852Electoral record
  18. 1856Electoral record
  19. 1860Electoral record
  20. 1864Electoral record
  21. 1868Electoral record
  22. 1872Electoral record
  23. 1876Electoral record
  24. 1880Electoral record
  25. 1884Electoral record
  26. 1888Electoral record
  27. 1892Electoral record
  28. 1896Electoral record
  29. 1900Electoral record
  30. 1904Electoral record
  31. 1908Electoral record
  32. 1912Electoral record
  33. 1916Electoral record
  34. 1920Electoral record
  35. 1924Electoral record
  36. 1928Electoral record
  37. 1932Electoral record
  38. 1936Electoral record
  39. 1940Electoral record
  40. 1944Electoral record
  41. 1948Electoral record
  42. 1952Electoral record
  43. 1956Electoral record
  44. 1960Electoral record
  45. 1964Electoral record
  46. 1968Electoral record
  47. 1972Electoral record
  48. 1976Electoral record
  49. 1980Electoral record
  50. 1984Electoral record
  51. 1988Electoral record
  52. 1992Electoral record
  53. 1996Electoral record
  54. 2000County detail begins
  55. 2004Electoral record
  56. 2008Electoral record
  57. 2012Electoral record
  58. 2016Electoral record
  59. 2020Electoral record
  60. 2024Latest stored cycle

Official result

Election summary

President
Donald J. Trump [R]
Main opponent
Kamala D. Harris [D]
Source note
Both Maine and Nebraska split their electoral votes: Maine distributes its electoral votes proportionally, with two at-large electors representing the statewide winning presidential and vice presidential candidates and one elector each representing the winners from its two Congressional districts. For the third time since adopting this system, Maine's four electoral votes were split between the two major party tickets. Nebraska distributes its electoral votes proportionally, with two at-large electors representing the statewide winning presidential and vice presidential candidates and one elector each representing the winners from its three Congressional districts. For the third time since adopting this system, Nebraska's five electoral votes were split between the two major party tickets.

State-by-state result

Electoral votes by state

A state appears more than once when its electoral votes were split between candidates.

StateCandidateElectoral votes
ALABAMA ALDonald J. Trump, of Florida9
ALASKA AKDonald J. Trump, of Florida3
ARIZONA AZDonald J. Trump, of Florida11
ARKANSAS ARDonald J. Trump, of Florida6
CALIFORNIA CAKamala D. Harris, of California54
COLORADO COKamala D. Harris, of California10
CONNECTICUT CTKamala D. Harris, of California7
DELAWARE DEKamala D. Harris, of California3
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DCKamala D. Harris, of California3
FLORIDA FLDonald J. Trump, of Florida30
GEORGIA GADonald J. Trump, of Florida16
HAWAII HIKamala D. Harris, of California4
IDAHO IDDonald J. Trump, of Florida4
ILLINOIS ILKamala D. Harris, of California19
INDIANA INDonald J. Trump, of Florida11
IOWA IADonald J. Trump, of Florida6
KANSAS KSDonald J. Trump, of Florida6
KENTUCKY KYDonald J. Trump, of Florida8
LOUISIANA LADonald J. Trump, of Florida8
MAINE MEKamala D. Harris, of California3
MAINE MEDonald J. Trump, of Florida1
MARYLAND MDKamala D. Harris, of California10
MASSACHUSETTS MAKamala D. Harris, of California11
MICHIGAN MIDonald J. Trump, of Florida15
MINNESOTA MNKamala D. Harris, of California10
MISSISSIPPI MSDonald J. Trump, of Florida6
MISSOURI MODonald J. Trump, of Florida10
MONTANA MTDonald J. Trump, of Florida4
NEBRASKA NEDonald J. Trump, of Florida4
NEBRASKA NEKamala D. Harris, of California1
NEVADA NVDonald J. Trump, of Florida6
NEW HAMPSHIRE NHKamala D. Harris, of California4
NEW JERSEY NJKamala D. Harris, of California14
NEW MEXICO NMKamala D. Harris, of California5
NEW YORK NYKamala D. Harris, of California28
NORTH CAROLINA NCDonald J. Trump, of Florida16
NORTH DAKOTA NDDonald J. Trump, of Florida3
OHIO OHDonald J. Trump, of Florida17
OKLAHOMA OKDonald J. Trump, of Florida7
OREGON ORKamala D. Harris, of California8
PENNSYLVANIA PADonald J. Trump, of Florida19
RHODE ISLAND RIKamala D. Harris, of California4
SOUTH CAROLINA SCDonald J. Trump, of Florida9
SOUTH DAKOTA SDDonald J. Trump, of Florida3
TENNESSEE TNDonald J. Trump, of Florida11
TEXAS TXDonald J. Trump, of Florida40
UTAH UTDonald J. Trump, of Florida6
VERMONT VTKamala D. Harris, of California3
VIRGINIA VAKamala D. Harris, of California13
WASHINGTON WAKamala D. Harris, of California12
WEST VIRGINIA WVDonald J. Trump, of Florida4
WISCONSIN WIDonald J. Trump, of Florida10
WYOMING WYDonald J. Trump, of Florida3

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Candidate identities
Donald J. Trump
Observed: Donald J. Trump, of Florida
Kamala D. Harris
Observed: Kamala D. Harris, of California
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Reference date
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Coverage and interpretation notes

  • Historical geometry is independently versioned

    The map uses a checksum-pinned, election-date geometry build while Electoral College allocations remain traced to the NARA fact tables.

  • County Shift Lab is available

    MEDSL county popular-vote facts are available in a separate truth-preserving layer. Only approved election-vintage geometry is mapped; special units and pending boundaries remain explicit.

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