2020 Election (National): AP projects Biden to win Michigan; 5 states remain 'too close to call'

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SALT LAKE CITY — It's election night (now day 2) in America, with the results of elections across the nation pouring in as updates continue.

The most attention of this year's elections will be focused on the presidential race between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden, but there are also many questions involving Congress. Will the Republican Party maintain the majority in the Senate? Will the Democratic Party maintain the majority in the House of Representatives?

KSL.com will keep tabs on the largest races outside of Utah, as well as how other states vote in the presidential election. Live updates for races inside Utah can be found here.

This blog will be updated as new information is delivered. Check the updates below for up-to-date information about the national election results.

Wednesday, 04:02 pm

AP projection: Biden wins Michigan, nears needed 270 electoral votes

The Associated Press said Wednesday it projects Biden to win Michigan and its 16 electoral votes. The news organization now projects that Biden holds 264 electoral votes with five states left to be called.Of the remaining five states, Biden would need to win either Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina or Pennsylvania for the AP to project him as the winner of the 2020 election.This, of course, isn't final. States have weeks to certify voting results, which could include recounts in the coming weeks ahead of the Dec. 8 "safe harbor" deadline. That's when all states must settle election disputes and submit results to Congress.— Carter Williams, KSL.com

Wednesday, 02:30 pm

Biden not calling victory but said he believes he will win; Trump's team sues Pennsylvania

Maintaining a lead in the projected electoral vote count, Biden said Wednesday afternoon that he's not calling a win yet but that he believes he will win the election."I'm confident that we will emerge victorious… there will be no blue states and red states when we win. Just the United States of America," he said.He spoke publicly spoke while Trump's team announced they are suing Pennsylvania to stop results counting there.Justin Clark, Trump's deputy campaign manager, said in a statement Wednesday that the campaign is "suing to stop Democrat election officials from hiding the ballot counting and processing from our Republican poll observers," the Associated Press reported.Clark said the campaign wants "to temporarily halt counting until there is meaningful transparency and Republicans can ensure all counting is done above board and by the law."Biden seemed to acknowledge this Wednesday."Every vote must be counted. No one's going to take our democracy away from us. Not now, not ever," Biden said. "America's come too far; America's fought too many battles. America's endured too much to let that happen. We, the people, will not be silenced."—Carter Williams, KSL.com; Associated Press

Wednesday, 12:25 pm

AP: Biden wins Wisconsin

Joe Biden will win Wisconsin, the Associated Press projected Wednesday afternoon. The state carries 10 electoral votes and gives Biden 248 based on AP projections — 22 shy of the 270 needed to win the election.Races are still to be determined in Alaska, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada North Carolina and Pennsylvania.—Carter Williams, KSL.com

Wednesday, 12:14 pm

Collins reelected in Maine

Maine Sen. Susan Collins, a Republican, has won reelection, the Associated Press projects. The AP made the projection Wednesday afternoon local time with Collins 9 percentage points ahead of her Democratic challenger, Sara Gideon.Gideon conceded the election shortly after.The win gives the Republican Party 48 Senate seats with five elections still to be determined. A party needs 51 seats to hold the majority.Senate races are still to be determined in Alaska, Georgia, Michigan and North Carolina.At the moment, only one seat has switched parties, per AP projections. The AP projected Tuesday night that Democrat Mark Kelly won the Arizona election over Sen. Martha McSally.—Carter Williams, KSL.com

Wednesday, 11:38 am

The day after: 7 states remain 'too close to call'; Wisconsin may be headed for a recount

Not much has happened since last night in terms of the Associated Press calling races. Trump won Maine's 2nd Congressional District, according to the AP. That gives him an additional electoral college vote.As of 11 a.m. Mountain time Wednesday, Biden still holds a narrow 238-214 lead in electoral votes with seven states still to be determined.There are some changes in terms of who is leading the remaining states. The AP currently reports Biden leads Michigan, Nevada and Wisconsin. Trump leads in Alaska, Georgia, North Carolina and Pennsylvania.Here are where all seven remaining states are as of 11 a.m., according to the AP:

Alaska: Trump leads with 63% of the vote at 45% of precincts reporting. The state carries 3 electoral votes.

Georgia: Trump leads with 50.3% of the vote at 95% of precincts reporting. The total difference is a little over 86,000 votes. The state carries 16 electoral votes.

Michigan: Biden leads with 49.7% of the vote at 96% of precincts reporting. The total difference is a little over 45,000 votes. The state carries 16 electoral votes.

Nevada: Biden leads with 49.2% of the vote at 67% of precincts reporting. The total difference is a little over 7,500 votes. The state carries 6 electoral votes.

North Carolina: Trump leads with 50.1% of the vote at 94% of precincts reporting. The total difference is a little over 75,000 votes. The state carries 15 electoral votes.

Pennsylvania: Trump leads with 53.5% of the vote at 64% of precincts reporting. The total difference is a tick over 464,000 votes. The state is the largest remaining prize for either candidate and carries 20 electoral votes.

Wisconsin: Biden leads with 49.6% of the vote at 95% of precincts reporting. The total difference is a little over 20,000 votes. The state carries 10 electoral votes.

Wisconsin Elections officials tweeted Wednesday morning that it was still awaiting results from two towns that account for about 600 votes in the state. It added that it doesn't have an elections results website and it won't report official voting numbers from its counties until next week.

Remember, the unofficial numbers being reported for Wisconsin come from the news media. The state doesn't have its own election night system for unofficial results. The WEC won't start getting official numbers from county clerks til next week.

More here:https://t.co/hKzI82DCeC
— Wisconsin Elections (@WI_Elections) November 4, 2020

It's very possible the state will end up with a recount. Bill Stepien, Trump's campaign manager, issued a statement to media members on Wednesday that questioned the results in Wisconsin and indicated the president's team would seek a recount."Despite ridiculous public polling used as a voter suppression tactic, Wisconsin has been a razor thin race as we always knew that it would be," the statement read. "There have been reports of irregularities in several Wisconsin counties which raise serious doubts about the validity of the results. The President is well within the threshold to request a recount and we will immediately do so."Voters suppression tactics have not been confirmed despite the Trump campaign continuing to raise doubts of the election results.—Carter Williams, KSL.com

Wednesday, 01:14 am

AP: Biden wins Maine; 7 states remain 'too close to call'

The Associated Press continues to call races into the early morning. The news organization called Maine and its 4 electoral votes to Biden shortly after 1 a.m. Wednesday. It leaves Biden with 238 total electoral votes. There are still seven states listed as "too close to call."— Carter Williams, KSL.com

Wednesday, 01:01 am

AP: Biden wins Arizona; still no presidential winner yet

Biden has won one of the remaining eight states that were "too close to call," the Associated Press projected early Wednesday morning.The news organization projects Biden as the winner of Arizona and its 11 electoral votes shortly before 1 a.m. Mountain time.That said, it is not calling the presidential race yet because neither Biden or Trump has received 270 electoral college votes needed to win the election.With an Arizona win, Biden leads Trump in the electoral college votes 236-213 based on current projections."Several key states are too early to call, including Pennsylvania, Georgia and Michigan," the AP wrote.— Carter Williams, KSL.com

Wednesday, 12:58 am

Democrat Kelly wins Senate in Arizona, AP calls

Democratic challenger Mark Kelly has beaten incumbent Republican Senator Martha McSally, the Associated Press reported.The competitive Arizona race is essential in determining who will control the U.S. Senate following this election. The race was called at 12:51 a.m.— Katie Workman, KSL.com

Wednesday, 12:33 am

With 9 states too close to call, Pres. Trump declares victory

Trump took to the stage of the White House's East Room at 12:20 a.m. Mountain time to discuss the election to this point."The results tonight have been phenomenal … we had just a big night," he said.Even though race results in eight states are too close to call, Trump falsely claimed victory and repeated his Twitter remarks about his opponents and the election. He added that he would go to the Supreme Court to stop counting of ballots."This is a fraud on the American public," Trump alleged, during his 10-minute speech.It's worth noting that ballots can be counted after election night as long as those ballots are submitted within the timeframe set by a state. Each state has its own rules for how ballots are counted, and it's not new to the 2020 election.As of midnight Mountain time, Biden held a 224-213 electoral vote lead, according to the Associated Press. But there were nine states with races to be called. In all, they total 101 electoral points.

Alaska (3 electoral votes)

Arizona (11 electoral votes)

Georgia (16 electoral votes)

Maine (4 electoral votes)

Michigan (16 electoral votes)

Nevada (6 electoral votes)

North Carolina (15 electoral votes)

Wisconsin (10 electoral votes)

Pennsylvania (20 electoral votes)

— Carter Williams, KSL.comEditor's note: An earlier version of this story inaccurately reported there were eight states left to be counted when there were actually nine.

Tuesday, 11:58 pm

Republican Steve Daines beats Bullock in Montana for Senate, AP calls

Former Governor Steve Bullock has come up short against Republican rival Steve Daines, the Associated Press has reported.The race was called at 11:49 p.m. and is one of the competitive races that will help determine control of the Senate.— Katie Workman, KSL.com

Tuesday, 11:10 pm

AP: Trump wins Texas as race further tightens

Trump's run continues with his biggest haul of the election: Texas.The Associated Press called the president the winner of the Lone Star State and its 38 electoral votes shortly after 11 p.m. Mountain time. It narrows Biden's electoral lead to 223-212, with eight states still to be called.—Carter Williams, KSL.com

Tuesday, 10:51 pm

Biden optimistic about current results; Trump tweets that opponents are 'trying to steal the election'

Biden remains in the lead among races called by the Associated Press; although Trump has narrowed the gap with key wins in Florida and Ohio.Nevertheless, Biden took the stage in Wilmington, Delaware, early Wednesday morning local time and said he was optimistic based on the current results. He said he was optimistic his campaign would win Pennsylvania."We feel good about where we are," he said, as his supporters honked their horns at a drive-in rally.Trump tweeted right after that he would also make a statement this evening."We are up BIG, but they are trying to STEAL the Election," he also tweeted. "We will never let them do it. Votes cannot be cast after the Polls are closed!"The president has continued to assert that votes are being illegally counted, though there has been no proof of that happening in this election. Twitter flagged the tweet shortly after the president tweeted."Some or all of the content shared in this Tweet is disputed and might be misleading about an election or other civic process," it stated. —Carter Williams, KSL.com

Tuesday, 10:45 pm

Republican Joni Ernst holds onto contested Iowa Senate seat, AP reports

Republican Joni Ernst has won re-election in Iowa, the Associated Press reports. Ernst's strongly-contested race was one of the competitive seats which is expected to determine which party controls the Senate.—Katie Workman, KSL.com

Tuesday, 10:37 pm

AP: Trump wins key battleground state of Florida

Another close race is going to Trump. The Associated Press has called Florida and its 29 electoral votes to the president, who continues to narrow his electoral deficit to Biden.As of 10:35 p.m. Mountain time, Biden now holds a 223-174 lead with many important states still to be decided.— Carter Williams, KSL.com

Tuesday, 10:23 pm

AP: Trump wins Iowa, Ohio and Montana

One of the big races that was "too close to call" is going to Trump, the Associated Press projects. The news organization projects the president to win Ohio's 18 electoral votes. In addition, it projects Trump to win Iowa and Montana, which account for 9 more electoral votes. — Carter Williams, KSL.com

Tuesday, 10:15 pm

AP: Biden wins Hawaii and Minnesota; a look into holdups in other states

Add Hawaii and Minnesota and its combined 14 electoral votes to Biden, the Associated Press projects. The new organization called both races for Biden shortly after 10 p.m. Mountain.We're still waiting for the AP to call some key states, and there are indications this could be a long night. Here's a rundown of the situation in some of the states the AP hasn't called yet:

Florida: Still not called but AP now reports 98% results processed, with Trump leading by a little more than 380,000 votes.

Ohio: NBC News is calling the race for Trump. Per the AP, Trump held a 54% to 45% lead with 94% reporting.

Pennsylvania: There's 55% of ballots reported, and Trump leads 56% to 41%, according to the AP; however, a reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer tweeted that there was a mixup between city and state election results that may have grossly underreported Biden votes in Philadelphia. That's a race that could take some time to sort out.

Texas: Trump leads 52% to 47% with 78% of results in. The difference being more than 500,000.

Wisconsin:The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports that complete results from Milwaukee County aren't expected until the early hours Wednesday, and its fourth-largest county still hasn't had many votes reported.

— Carter Williams, KSL.com

Tuesday, 09:30 pm

Senate race in Georgia turns into runoff, AP reports

The Senate race in Georgia, considered essential in determining control of the Senate, has turned into a runoff between Republican Kelly Loeffler and Democrat Raphael Warnock.In what looks to be an extremely close race for Senate control, the outcome of Georgia's runoff could determine which party holds the majority.—Katie Workman, KSL.com

Tuesday, 09:10 pm

AP: Biden sweeps Pacific coast; Trump wins Idaho and Utah

The Associated Press didn't waste too much time with the final four states of the continental U.S. to close polls. The news organization called all four races as the polls closed there at 9 p.m. Mountain.Biden won California, Oregon and Washington, while Trump won Idaho, the AP projects. The AP finally joined other news outlets and called Utah for Trump.That's 74 more electoral points for Biden and 10 more electoral votes for Trump.Biden holds a 209-118 electoral lead to date based on AP's projected wins. That said, many races in the U.S. still remain "too close to call," according to the AP. Per the news outlet, Trump holds the lead in several of those races, including Florida, North Carolina, Ohio and Texas as ballots continue to be counted. — Carter Williams, KSL.com

Tuesday, 09:00 pm

AP: Biden wins New Hampshire; polls now closed in the Pacific states

Biden is projected to win New Hampshire and its 4 electoral votes, the Associated Press projected just before 9 p.m. Mountain.Polls are now closed in four additional states: California, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. Thanks to California's 55 electoral votes, the four states account for 78 electoral votes.Alaska and Hawaii are the only remaining states with polls open. The two states account for an additional 7 electoral votes.— Carter Williams, KSL.com

Tuesday, 08:47 pm

Multiple outlets project Trump to win Utah

NBC News and CNN are among the outlets that project Trump to win the Utah and its 6 electoral votes. The Associated Press has yet to call the race. As of 8:45 p.m., Trump leads Biden 56% to 41%, according to state elections results. — Carter Williams, KSL.com

Tuesday, 08:38 pm

Republican Tommy Tuberville wins Senate in Alabama, AP reports

Democrat Doug Jones, considered to be in one of the most perilous Senate seats in the United States, has lost to Republican challenger Tommy Tuberville, the Associated Press reports.Tuberville, a former college football coach, led in polls, but the race was competitive and will help determine the fate of which party controls the Senate.—Katie Workman, KSL.com

Tuesday, 08:33 pm

AP: Trump wins Missouri

It feels like it's been forever seen the Associated Press called its last state in the presidential race because so many states remain "too close to call."That streak snapped at 8:31 p.m. Mountain time with the news organization projecting Trump to win Missouri. The win comes with 10 electoral votes.— Carter Wiliams, KSL.com

Tuesday, 08:06 pm

South Carolina Republican Lindsey Graham wins re-election, per AP

Lindsey Graham has won re-election for Senate in South Carolina, the Associated Press reported. Polling suggested Graham was likely to keep his seat, but he faced his strongest challenge in several election cycles from Democratic rival Jaime Harrison. Democrats had hoped to flip the seat in their pursuit of control of the Senate, but Graham — a staunch Trump loyalist — has kept his seat. —Katie Workman, KSL.com

Tuesday, 08:00 pm

Polls close in 4 more states, including Utah

Polls are now closed in four more states, including Utah. A reminder: You can check out our local elections blog here for updates on Utah's four congressional races, gubernatorial race and everything else inside the Beehive State. Polls are also closed in Iowa, Montana and Nevada. The four states combine to comprise 21 electoral votes. — Carter Williams, KSL.com

Tuesday, 07:49 pm

AP calls John Hickenlooper as winner for Colorado senate

The Associated Press has called John Hickenlooper the winner of Colorado's Senate race. Hickenlooper, a Democrat, unseats incumbent Cory Gardner.Colorado's race is one of the essential races that could help flip the Senate into Democratic control.The race was called at 7:42 p.m. Mountain time.—Katie Workman, KSL.com

Tuesday, 07:36 pm

AP: Biden wins D.C., Colorado

As we continue to await answers in Florida, the Associated Press called two more races for Biden. It projects the former Vice President to win the District of Columbia and Colorado, which tally 12 electoral votes combined.Biden remains ahead in AP's projected running total so far: 131-94.— Carter Williams, KSL.com

Tuesday, 07:17 pm

Postal service tells US judge it cannot complete sweep for delayed ballots by deadline

The U.S. Postal Service told a judge it could not complete his order to sweep mail processing facilities on Tuesday afternoon for delayed election ballots and immediately dispatch any for delivery in about a dozen states, including closely fought battlegrounds Pennsylvania and Florida.USPS data showed as of Sunday about 300,000 ballots that were received for mail processing did not have scans confirming their delivery to election authorities. While ballots may be delivered without scans, voting rights groups fear mail delays could cause at least some of those votes to be disqualified.Read the full story here.— Associated Press

Tuesday, 07:04 pm

AP: Trump wins 5 more states; Biden claims New York

As expected, a flood of more projections came at 7 p.m. Mountain time. The Associated Press called seven more races, which gave 34 more projected electoral votes to Biden and 22 more for Trump.Trump:

North Dakota (3 electoral votes)

South Dakota (3 electoral votes)

Wyoming (3 electoral votes)

Louisiana (8 electoral votes)

Nebraska (5 electoral votes)

Biden:

New York (29 electoral votes)

New Mexico (5 electoral votes)

— Carter Williams, KSL.com

Tuesday, 07:00 pm

AP: Trump wins Indiana; polls close in over dozen more states

Trump is projected to win the home state of Vice President Mike Pence. The Associated Press projects Indiana's 11 electoral votes will go to the president.Biden holds a slim 85-72 electoral lead at the moment based on the states already called by the Associated Press. A surge in projected tallies is expected as polls close in more states.Polls are now closed throughout another 13 states, including some of of the more populated states and also important battleground states.Polls closed at 7 p.m. Mountain time throughout:

Arizona (11 electoral votes)

Colorado (9 electoral votes)

Kansas (6 electoral votes)

Michigan (16 electoral votes)

Minnesota (10 electoral votes)

Nebraska (5 electoral votes)

New Mexico (5 electoral votes)

New York (29 electoral votes)

North Dakota (3 electoral votes)

South Dakota (3 electoral votes)

Texas (38 electoral votes)

Wisconsin (10 electoral votes)

Wyoming (3 electoral votes)

— Carter Williams, KSL.com

Tuesday, 06:36 pm

AP: Trump wins Arkansas; Florida may be called soon

A few updates in the presidential race:

Arkansas polls closed at 6:30 p.m. Mountain time. The Associated Press called the race and its 6 electoral votes for Trump as the polls closed.

The Associated Press reports 88% of votes are now counted in Florida with Trump leading 51% to 48%. Some outlets have called it for Trump but AP says it's too close to call as of now.

Some delays are expected in Georgia. Per CNN, a pipe burst at State Farm Arena in Fulton County, Georgia. It's expected to delay the counting of absentee ballots there for three to four hours, which is significant because it's of the state's largest counties.

According to the @AP, about 88% of the votes in Florida have been counted. Here's a look at the county-by-county results, as of 8:30 p.m. EST: https://t.co/f2Czb2Teaq pic.twitter.com/Qfi10xBlh3
— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) November 4, 2020

— Carter Williams, KSL.com

Tuesday, 06:11 pm

AP calls Mitch McConnell winner in key Senate race in Kentucky

The Associated Press has called The Kentucky Senate race for Republican Mitch McConnell as of 6:01 p.m. Mountain time.Democrats hoped that Amy McGrath would unseat McConnell, who is the sitting majority leader of the Senate and instrumental in setting the legislative body's voting agenda.The result was expected in polling of the race.—Katie Workman, KSL.com

Tuesday, 06:02 pm

AP calls 7 more races for Biden, 4 more states for Trump,

The Associated Press called 11 more races at 6 p.m. Mountain time.It projects Biden to win:

Connecticut (7 electoral votes)

Deleware (3 electoral votes)

Illinois (20 electoral votes)

Maryland (10 electoral votes)

Massachusetts (11 electoral votes)

New Jersey (14 electoral votes)

Rhode Island (4 electoral votes)

It projects Trump to win:

Alabama (9 electoral votes)

Mississippi (6 electoral votes)

Oklahoma (7 electoral votes)

Tennessee (11 electoral votes)

That's 69 additional electoral votes for Biden and 33 more electoral votes for Trump.— Carter Williams, KSL.com

Tuesday, 06:00 pm

AP: Trump wins South Carolina; polls close in slew of US states

The Associated Press called the South Carolina race and its 9 electoral votes for Trump at 5:56 p.m. Mountain time. That gives the president an early 22-16 lead on electoral votes based on current AP projections.Meanwhile, the polls are now closed in more than a dozen states and the District of Columbia, meaning that polls are closed in about half of the U.S. Polls closed at 6 p.m. Mountain time in:

Alabama (9 electoral votes)

Connecticut (7 electoral votes)

Delaware (3 electoral votes)

District of Columbia (3 electoral votes)

Florida (29 electoral votes)

Illinois (20 electoral votes)

Maine (4 electoral votes)

Maryland (10 electoral votes)

Massachusetts (11 electoral votes)

Mississippi (6 electoral votes)

Missouri (10 electoral votes)

New Hampshire (4 electoral votes)

New Jersey (14 electoral votes)

Oklahoma (7 electoral votes)

Pennsylvania (20 electoral votes)

Rhode Island (4 electoral votes)

Tennessee (11 electoral votes)

Additionally, polls closed in North Carolina (15 electoral votes), Ohio (18 electoral votes) and West Virginia (5 electoral votes) at 5:30 p.m. Mountain time. The Associated Press called the race for Trump in West Virginia at the time polls closed there.— Carter Williams, KSL.com

Tuesday, 05:36 pm

AP projection: Trump wins West Virginia; Biden nabs Virginia

At 5:30 p.m., the Associated Press projected Trump has won West Virginia and its 5 electoral votes. At 5:36 p.m., it projected Biden to win Virginia and its 13 electoral votes.Through 5:36 p.m., Biden holds an early 16-13 electoral lead based on AP projections.— Carter Williams, KSL.com

Tuesday, 05:12 pm

AP projection: Trump wins Kentucky; Biden wins Vermont

The Associated Press has called its first two states of the 2020 Presidential Election:At 5 p.m. Mountain, the AP called Kentucky and its 8 electoral votes in favor of Trump. It also called Vermont and its 3 electoral votes in favor of Biden.Both results were expected from political polling over the past several months.— Carter Williams, KSL.com

Tuesday, 05:03 pm

All polls closed in 6 states; some polls closed in 2 others

The remaining polls are closed in Indiana and Kentucky, as well as the key swing states of Georgia and Virginia. Polls are also closed now in South Carolina, Vermont and West Virginia. In all, the six states account for 60 electoral votes.Parts of another key state, Florida, are also now closed, as are in New Hampshire. More polls in Florida and New Hampshire will close in 30 minutes and by the next hour.

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— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) November 3, 2020

— Carter Williams, KSL.com

Tuesday, 04:31 pm

Mixed results early in Indiana, Kentucky

Many polling locations are still open but the poll closures in Indiana and Kentucky yield the first results of Tuesday evening.Per the Associated Press: With 3% reporting in Indiana, Trump leads with 68% of votes counted so far there, the Associated Press reports. With 8% counted, Biden leads Kentucky with 54% of votes so far.The president is favored to win both states.The first votes of the 2020 Election technically came at midnight Eastern time in two small New Hampshire towns, according to the Associated Press. Biden secured all five votes of the Dixville Notch election, while Trump won in the town of Millsfield, 16-5.— Carter Williams, KSL.com

Tuesday, 04:00 pm

Polls close in first two states

Polls are now closed in some parts of Indiana and Kentucky — the first two states to close the polls tonight. Poll locations in Central time in parts of both states will close at 5 p.m. The states represent 19 electoral votes in the presidential race.Of course, many eyes are also on the Kentucky Senate election between Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Democratic challenger Amy McGrath.The 78-year-old McConnell was first elected to the senate in 1984. Per analytics site FiveThirtyEight, he held a 3% to 11% lead in polling over the past few weeks heading into Tuesday's election as he seeks his seventh term in office.— Carter Williams, KSL.com

Tuesday, 03:49 pm

How the presidential candidates spent the Election Day

President Donald Trump paid a visit to his campaign headquarters in Virigina Tuesday following a rally in Michigan Monday night, ARLnow.com reported.Meanwhile, Joe Biden traveled to his hometown of Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA Today reported. While in Scranton, Biden penned a message on the living room wall of his childhood home.It read: "From this house to the White House with the grace of God."Due to COVID-19, the 2020 election has been a little different in that millions of votes were cast prior to Tuesday. Utah elections officials said Monday that over 1 million ballots were already processed leading into the election, which was an all-time record.More than 101 million Americans voted either by mail or early voting leading up to Election Day, according to the New York Times.— Carter Williams, KSL.com

2020 Election (National): AP projects Biden to win Michigan; 5 states remain 'too close to call'

By Carter Williams and Katie Workman, KSL.com | Updated - Nov. 4, 2020 at 4:05 p.m. | Posted - Nov. 3, 2020 at 3:36 p.m.

(Paul Sancya, AP Photo )

AP projection: Biden wins Michigan, nears needed 270 electoral votes

Biden not calling victory but said he believes he will win; Trump's team sues Pennsylvania

AP: Biden wins Wisconsin

Collins reelected in Maine

The day after: 7 states remain 'too close to call'; Wisconsin may be headed for a recount

AP: Biden wins Maine; 7 states remain 'too close to call'

AP: Biden wins Arizona; still no presidential winner yet

Democrat Kelly wins Senate in Arizona, AP calls

With 9 states too close to call, Pres. Trump declares victory

Republican Steve Daines beats Bullock in Montana for Senate, AP calls

AP: Trump wins Texas as race further tightens

Biden optimistic about current results; Trump tweets that opponents are 'trying to steal the election'

Republican Joni Ernst holds onto contested Iowa Senate seat, AP reports

AP: Trump wins key battleground state of Florida

AP: Trump wins Iowa, Ohio and Montana

AP: Biden wins Hawaii and Minnesota; a look into holdups in other states

Senate race in Georgia turns into runoff, AP reports

AP: Biden sweeps Pacific coast; Trump wins Idaho and Utah

AP: Biden wins New Hampshire; polls now closed in the Pacific states

Multiple outlets project Trump to win Utah

Republican Tommy Tuberville wins Senate in Alabama, AP reports

AP: Trump wins Missouri

South Carolina Republican Lindsey Graham wins re-election, per AP

Polls close in 4 more states, including Utah

AP calls John Hickenlooper as winner for Colorado senate

AP: Biden wins D.C., Colorado

Postal service tells US judge it cannot complete sweep for delayed ballots by deadline

AP: Trump wins 5 more states; Biden claims New York

AP: Trump wins Indiana; polls close in over dozen more states

AP: Trump wins Arkansas; Florida may be called soon

AP calls Mitch McConnell winner in key Senate race in Kentucky

AP calls 7 more races for Biden, 4 more states for Trump,

AP: Trump wins South Carolina; polls close in slew of US states

AP projection: Trump wins West Virginia; Biden nabs Virginia

AP projection: Trump wins Kentucky; Biden wins Vermont

All polls closed in 6 states; some polls closed in 2 others

Mixed results early in Indiana, Kentucky

Polls close in first two states

How the presidential candidates spent the Election Day

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