Secondary Presidential Battlegrounds

While most of the focus has been on the seven incredibly competitive battleground states, these other locations - nine states and two congressional districts - are worth keeping an eye on. These are all rated as 'Likely' for Trump or Harris in the final Consensus Electoral Map. However, for the most part, polling margins are in the mid-to-high single digits. For more results, visit the Live Electoral College Map >.

These are ordered by final poll closing time and state.

All times Eastern (ET). Where states span multiple time zones, no winner will be projected before all polls have closed. Vote counts and race projections provided by Decision Desk HQ.

7:00 PM Eastern

Virginia - 13 Electoral Votes

Consensus Ranking Polling Average
Likely Harris Harris 49.2%, Trump 43.4% (D + 5.8%)

7:30 PM Eastern

Ohio - 17 Electoral Votes

Consensus Ranking Polling Average
Likely Trump Trump 52%, Harris 44.3% (R + 7.7%)

8:00 PM Eastern

Florida - 30 Electoral Votes

Consensus Ranking Polling Average
Likely Trump Trump 51.1%, Harris 44.9% (R + 6.2%)

Maine - Two Statewide Electoral Votes

Consensus Ranking Polling Average
Likely Harris Harris 50.3%, Trump 41.7% (D + 8.6%)

Maine District 2 - One Electoral Vote

Consensus Ranking Polling Average
Likely Trump Trump 48.7%, Harris 42.7% (R + 6%)

New Hampshire - Four Electoral Votes

Consensus Ranking Polling Average
Likely Harris Harris 50.5%, Trump 45.5% (D + 5%)

Iowa - 6 Electoral Votes

Consensus Ranking Polling Average
Likely Trump Trump 50%, Harris 45.3% (R + 4.7%)

Minnesota - 10 Electoral Votes

Consensus Ranking Polling Average
Likely Harris Harris 49.8%, Trump 43.6% (D + 6.2%)

Nebraska District 2 - One Electoral Vote

Consensus Ranking Polling Average
Likely Harris Harris 53%, Trump 43% (D + 10%)

New Mexico - Five Electoral Votes

Consensus Ranking Polling Average
Likely Harris Harris 49.8%, Trump 43.8% (D + 6%)

Texas - 40 Electoral Votes

Consensus Ranking Polling Average
Likely Trump Trump 51.8%, Harris 44.4% (R + 7.4%)

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