On November 5, millions of Americans headed to the polls in one of the most closely contested presidential elections in U.S. history, a vote that will shape the nation’s direction for the next four years.

The presidential candidates are Donald Trump (R), aiming to reclaim the White House for a second and final term, and Kamala Harris (D), who is vying to make history as the country’s first female president.

To secure the presidency, a candidate must win at least 270 electoral votes. Each state has a designated number of electors, awarded to the candidate who wins that state’s popular vote. States with larger populations carry more electoral weight, California for example has 54.

Which states have Donald Trump and Kamala Harris won in the 2024 US Elections?

To illustrate the electoral landscape, here is a table showing the states won by Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, along with the electoral votes they each picked up in the 2024 presidential election.

At 00:39 a.m. ET, Donald Trump has 246 Electoral College votes to Kamala Harris’ 210.