Election 2024 results breakdown: The electoral college, turnout, tightest races and who controls Congress

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

76% : This means that Trump may have a stronger electoral college victory than incumbent President Joe Biden in 2020, and by Trump's first win in 2016.
62% : Arizona and Nevada make up the remaining two that, when called, could push Trump to a total swing state victory.
55% : Meanwhile, the widest victory was taken by Harris in the District of Columbia, where she was 85.7 percent ahead of Trump.
54% : The Republicans have gained control of the Senate, and Trump has been elected President.
53% : Trump maintained hold of the fifth swing state, North Carolina, by around 3.4 percent.
52% : Most of the strongest statewide leads, however, are attributed to Trump.
49% : Trump has won at least 295 electoral college votes, more than what was needed to push him over the line of 270 to become the president-elect of the United States.
47% : These include Wyoming (46.2 percent lead), West Virginia (42.3 percent) and Idaho (36.7 percent), all states in which Trump had a bigger lead than 2020. 5.
46% : While Arizona and Nevada have not yet officially been called, both states show Trump leading at this stage.
45% : Trump is still on track to win the popular vote, but those numbers are still being determined as more counties report results.
42% : Though two states (Arizona and Nevada) have not yet been called, Trump has already surpassed the number of votes to secure his return trip to the White House.
42% : In fact, Latino men swung for Trump overall, at 55 percent compared to 45 percent for Harris.
40% : Trump has won at least 295 votes in the electoral college compared to Harris's 226.
40% : Four states flipped so far Only four states have 'flipped' in this election, all changing hands from Biden to Trump -- Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
40% : Among Latinos, men were 17 percent more likely to vote for Trump than women.
38% : With Trump praising his "unprecedented and powerful mandate," should the Democrats be concerned about the potential triple threat?
35% : All four states were won by Biden in 2020, who flipped them from Trump in 2016.
32% : Meanwhile, just 7 percent of Black women voted for Trump, the lowest of any group.
28% : Harris also lost 10 percent of Biden's lead in Connecticut, ending up just 9.7 percent ahead of Trump.
21% : Warnings of a shift among Black men toward Trump turned out to ring true, according to the exit poll, with one in five choosing Trump over Harris.

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