2024 US Electoral Voting Map

At least 270 electoral votes are needed to win the presidential election. The map below shows each candidate's path to victory.

270 to win

  • Trump0

    50%

  • 0Harris

    50%

Mississippi North Carolina Oklahoma Virginia West Virginia Louisiana Michigan Massachusetts Idaho Florida Nebraska Washington New Mexico South Dakota Texas California Alabama Georgia Pennsylvania Missouri Colorado Utah Tennessee Wyoming New York Kansas Alaska Nevada Illinois Vermont Montana Iowa South Carolina New Hampshire Arizona District of Columbia New Jersey Maryland Maine Hawaii Delaware Rhode Island Kentucky Ohio Wisconsin Oregon North Dakota Arkansas Indiana Minnesota Connecticut
FL 30 GA 16 ID 4 IL 19 IN 11 IA 6 KS 6 KY 8 LA 8 ME 4 MI 15 MN 10 MS 6 MO 10 MT 4 NE 5 NV 6 NM 5 NY 28 NC 16 ND 3 OH 17 OK 7 OR 8 PA 19 SC 9 SD 3 TN 11 TX 40 UT 6 VA 13 WA 12 WV 4 WI 10 WY 3 CA 54 AL 9 CO 10 AK 3 AZ 11 AR 6

Map Legend

Republican Party

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  • Tough Choices

Democratic Party

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US 2024 election, candidate Trump
US 2024 election, candidate Harris

Senate elections

  • partisan
  • 2022
  • 2024
  • Republican Party:
  • 47
  • Democratic Party:
  • 49
Source: Associated Press • There are 100 seats in the Senate, about one-third of which are up for election every two years. Among the senators who remain in office this year, 38 are Republicans and 28 are Democrats. Independents whose policy positions lean toward the Democratic Party are included in the Democratic Party.

House of Representatives election

  • partisan
  • 2022
  • 2024
  • Republican Party:
  • 220
  • Democratic Party:
  • 213
Source: Associated Press • Editor's Note: There are 435 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives, which are re-elected every two years. Each elected member serves a two-year term.
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