Clinton vs. Trump: No Toss-up Map
This isn’t a popularity contest™
This map will track the electoral vote count for the 2016 presidential election based on polling.
This version of the electoral map based on polls assigns states to Clinton or Trump with no toss-ups (unless exactly tied in the polls). Whichever candidate leads in our polling average, even if by just 0.1%, 'wins' the state.
For more information and individual poll results, see the polling averages page or visit the polling map that includes toss-ups and color gradients based on spread between Clinton and Trump
In this final November 8th update, Clinton led by just 0.3% in Florida and North Carolina.
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