The whole world is watching the United States as the election results trickle in following the close of polls at least on the country’s East Coast at 9:00p.m. and; polls expected to close on the West Coast by 11:00 p.m EST/CST.
Networks like Fox News and CNN have already begun to make projections in key states, based on the results.
However, last time around in, 2016,it wasn’t until the wee hours of the morning that now President Donald Trump was declared victorious over Hillary Clinton – Wee hours here meant at around 2:00 a.m.
While in other more contentious elections like 2004, the winner wasn’t declared until the following day – who can forget the showdown between George W. Bush and Al Gore.
It could be a long night but here’s what we know so far.
Where is Trump winning?
1.Indiana -60.4% 1,245,456
2.Tennessee -60.6% 1,696,835
3.Alabama-64.6% 922,974
4.South Carolina -57.5% 1,138,598
5.Kentucky – 62.5% 1,276,354
6.Oklahoma -65.4% 909,017
7.Arkansas- 62.5% 744,632
8.West Virginia-68.1% 478,621
9.South Dakota -65.5% 88,641
10.North Dakota -63% 141,183
11.Florida -51.3% 5,652,006
12.Louisiana -62.6% 985,905
13.Utah- 62.7% 992,313
14 Missouri – 56.9% 1,699,724
15.Ohio -53.3% 3,049,685
16.Texas- 52.2% 5,695,361
17.Nebraska -57.4% 493,989
18.South Carolina – 57.5% 1,138,603
19. Montana -54.9% 251,444
20. Idaho -61.3% 419,498
21. Wyoming 70.2% 181,257
Where is Biden winning?
1. District of Columbia – 92.6% 174,108
2. New York – 67.1% 1,840,697
3. New Jersey – 61.2% 1,651,870
4. Massachusetts -65.7% 1,962,378
5. Maryland 72.2% – 437,382
6. Colorado – 57.1% 1,486,729
7. Connecticut – 58.3% 499,540
8. New Mexico – 53.9% 293,901
9. Vermont – 67.9% 186,963
10. Delaware – 59.6% 275,711
11. Illinois – 54.4% 2,047,206
12. Virginia – 46.1% 1,215,555
13. Washington – 61% 2,023,498
14. Oregon – 58.3% 1,182,941
15. California – 66.8% 7,316,198
16. Minnesota – 52.9% 1,631,443
17.Rhode Island – 59.2% 285,122
18. Arizona- 52.4% 1,342,993
19. New Hampshire – 53.3% 343,043
