LIVE ELECTION RESULTS
Interactive Map: States Certifying 2020 Presidential Election Results
By 270toWin Staff
November 22, 2020
We've had some requests for a map of states have certified their 2020 presidential election results. That appears below; the image will update as more states certify. We're using this resource from The New York Times to help populate the map.
States that have certified their results are shown as dark red/blue. Others are shown lighter red/blue based on the projected winner.
11 states have certified as of November 22: Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Louisiana, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Vermont, Virginia, Wyoming
Estimated certification dates/deadlines for the remaining states and DC follow. Note that these aren't all ironclad, as the date has passed in a few cases.
| November 13 | Mississippi |
| November 18 | Arkansas, Massachusetts |
| November 20 | North Dakota |
| November 23 | Kentucky, Maine + ME-01, ME-02, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Utah |
| November 24 | Indiana, Minnesota, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Washington DC |
| November 25 | Alabama, Alaska |
| November 30 | Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, Montana, Nebraska + NE-01 + NE-03, NE-02 |
| December 1 | Kansas, Wisconsin |
| December 2 | New Hampshire |
| December 3 | Connecticut, Oregon, Texas, Washington, West Virginia |
| December 4 | Illinois |
| December 7 | New York |
| December 8 | Maryland, Missouri, New Jersey |
| December 11 | California |
| No Fixed Date | Hawaii, Rhode Island, Tennessee |
Source: Ballotpedia
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