Consensus Electoral Map (No Toss-ups)
As of November 3, 2020
This map aggregates the ratings of nine organizations to come up with a consensus forecast for the 2020 presidential election.
The candidate with the higher net consensus score is shown as the winner of the state, regardless of the strength of that 'lead'. The goal is to reflect the winner-take-all nature of the vote in each state.
See the regular Consensus Electoral Map for a more granular look at the state of the presidential race.
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Headlines
Rep. Andy Barr Running to Succeed Sen. Mitch McConnell
Live Results: April 22 Connecticut and Mississippi State House Special Elections
Three vacancies will be filled across these two states
Michigan Rep. Haley Stevens Running for U.S. Senate
She will look to succeed retiring fellow Democratic Sen. Gary Peters
Live Results: April 15 State Legislative and Oakland Mayoral Special Elections
Oakland voter will select a new mayor after the prior one was recalled in November
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds Not Seeking Reelection in 2026
In her announcement video, Reynolds cited a desire to spend more time with her family
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