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United States presidential election, 2016



November 8, 2016→ 2020

538 members of the Electoral College
270 electoral votes needed to win
TurnoutTBD
 Donald Trump August 19, 2015 3 by 2.jpg
Hillary Clinton by Gage Skidmore 2.jpg
NomineeDonald TrumpHillary Clinton
PartyRepublicanDemocratic
Home stateNew YorkNew York
Running mateMike PenceTim Kaine
Projected electoral vote306[1][2][3]232[1][2][3]
States carried30 + ME-0220 + DC
Popular vote59,769,452[4][5]60,029,365[4][5]
Percentage47.5%47.7%

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Presidential election results map. Red denotes states projected for Trump/Pence; Blue denotes those projected for Clinton/Kaine. Numbers indicate electoral votes allotted to the winner of each state. The electoral college will vote on December 19, 2016.
* 3 of Maine's electoral votes have been projected for Clinton/Kaine while 1 of the state's electoral votes has been projected for Trump/Pence.

Results by state

States won by Clinton/Kaine
States won by Trump/Pence
Electoral methods
  • WTA – Winner-takes-all
  • CD – Congressional district
Hillary Clinton
Democratic
Donald Trump
Republican
Gary Johnson
Libertarian
Jill Stein
Green
Evan McMullin
Independent
State or
district
Electoral
method
# %Electoral
votes
# %Electoral
votes
# %Electoral
votes
# %Electoral
votes
# %Electoral
votes
#
AlabamaWTA718,08434.55%1,306,92562.89%943,8692.11%9,2870.45%AL
AlaskaWTA93,00737.72%130,41552.89%314,5935.92%4,4451.80%AK
ArizonaWTA888,37445.32%972,90049.64%1175,0823.83%23,6971.21%AZ
ArkansasWTA378,63233.65%681,76560.59%629,5932.63%9,4060.84%13,1801.17%AR
CaliforniaWTA5,488,26161.46%552,969,53233.25%281,9223.16%152,5391.71%CA
ColoradoWTA1,126,38446.91%91,075,77044.80%117,9064.91%29,2991.22%24,6791.03%CO
ConnecticutWTA823,36053.86%7637,91941.73%45,9993.01%21,5391.41%1,4810.10%CT
DelawareWTA235,58153.35%3185,10341.92%14,7513.35%5,8651.38%DE
D.C.WTA260,22390.54%311,5534.02%4,5011.57%3,9951.39%DC
FloridaWTA4,487,65747.79%4,607,14649.06%29206,1892.20%64,0600.68%FL
GeorgiaWTA1,856,50945.74%2,078,06451.20%16124,0003.06%GA
HawaiiWTA266,82760.98%4128,81529.44%15,9493.64%12,7272.91%HI
IdahoWTA190,97127.46%412,52559.32%428,4524.09%8,5241.23%46,7026.72%ID
IllinoisWTA2,982,41555.41%202,121,57339.41%204,6723.80%74,0261.38%IL
IndianaWTA1,024,18037.87%1,544,60957.12%11133,0014.92%1,8290.07%IN
IowaWTA650,78041.71%798,92351.21%658,8933.77%11,4060.73%12,2640.79%IA
KansasWTA414,57236.13%656,47057.22%653,5594.67%22,7171.98%KS
KentuckyWTA628,83432.69%1,202,94262.54%853,7492.79%13,9130.72%22,7801.18%KY
LouisianaWTA779,53538.44%1,178,00458.09%837,9501.87%14,0180.69%8,5460.42%LA
MaineCD352,15647.84%3332,41845.16%137,5135.10%13,9951.90%ME
MarylandWTA1,502,82059.50%10878,61534.79%71,5142.83%32,0191.27%MD
MassachusettsWTA1,967,66760.81%111,084,40033.52%136,5684.22%46,9311.45%MA
MichiganWTA2,264,80747.33%2,277,91447.60%16172,7263.61%51,4201.07%MI
MinnesotaWTA1,364,06746.41%101,321,12044.95%112,7783.84%36,9211.26%53,0281.80%MN
MississippiWTA462,12739.74%678,28458.32%613,8341.19%3,5900.31%MS
MissouriWTA1,054,88937.84%1,585,75356.88%1096,4043.46%25,0860.90%1,3720.05%MO
MontanaWTA174,28135.97%273,87956.52%327,2165.62%7,6621.58%MT
NebraskaCD273,18133.96%485,32660.33%537,5764.67%8,3351.04%NE
NevadaWTA537,75347.89%6511,31945.53%37,2993.32%NV
New HampshireWTA348,49747.62%4345,81047.25%30,4844.17%6,3770.87%NH
New JerseyWTA1,967,44454.77%141,509,68842.03%66,9931.86%35,3050.98%NJ
New MexicoWTA380,92348.26%5316,13440.05%73,7129.34%9,7401.23%5,7220.72%NM
New YorkWTA4,145,37657.89%292,638,13536.84%162,1362.26%100,0331.40%NY
North CarolinaWTA2,162,82246.13%2,339,83049.90%15127,7462.72%5900.01%NC
North DakotaWTA93,52627.24%216,13362.95%321,3516.22%3,7691.10%ND
OhioWTA2,320,59643.51%2,776,68352.06%18168,5653.16%44,2780.83%OH
OklahomaWTA419,78828.93%947,93465.33%783,3345.74%OK
OregonWTA949,31949.89%7751,43839.49%88,1454.63%46,5102.44%OR
PennsylvaniaWTA2,817,40947.60%2,890,63348.84%20141,4762.39%48,5880.82%PA
Rhode IslandWTA227,06253.83%4166,45439.46%13,5233.21%5,7631.37%RI
South CarolinaWTA850,62940.71%1,147,04554.90%948,8882.34%12,9450.62%20,8711.00%SC
South DakotaWTA117,44231.74%227,70161.53%320,8455.63%SD
TennesseeWTA868,85334.90%1,519,92661.06%1170,2662.82%15,9520.64%TN
TexasWTA3,867,81643.32%4,681,59052.43%38282,5243.16%71,3070.80%20,2270.23%TX
UtahWTA222,85827.81%375,00646.80%625,7323.21%5,4840.68%163,57320.41%UT
VermontWTA178,08261.12%395,11432.64%10,0373.44%6,7272.31%VT
VirginiaWTA1,916,14849.49%131,729,93244.68%115,9983.00%27,2480.70%52,8601.37%VA
WashingtonWTA1,210,82455.57%12831,63138.17%91,4274.20%30,5401.40%WA
West VirginiaWTA187,51926.47%486,30468.65%522,7773.22%8,0161.13%WV
WisconsinWTA1,383,92646.94%1,411,43247.87%10106,4493.61%30,9421.05%WI
WyomingWTA55,96421.63%174,38367.40%313,2825.13%2,4820.96%WY
U.S. Total60,017,40523259,772,8373064,084,3551,225,174449,190US
Two states (Maine and Nebraska) allow for their electoral votes to be split between candidates. The winner within each congressional district gets one electoral vote for the district. The winner of the statewide vote gets two additional electoral votes.[310][311] Results are from the Associated Press.[312]

Close races

Red denotes states (or congressional districts that contribute an electoral vote) won by Republican Donald Trump; blue denotes those won by Democrat Hillary Clinton.
States where the margin of victory was under 5% (146 electoral votes):
  1. Michigan, 0.27%
  2. New Hampshire, 0.37%
  3. Wisconsin, 0.93%
  4. Pennsylvania, 1.24%
  5. Florida, 1.27%
  6. Minnesota, 1.46%
  7. Colorado, 2.62%
  8. Maine, 2.68%
  9. Nevada, 2.73%
  10. North Carolina, 3.77%
  11. Arizona, 4.40%
  12. Virginia, 4.81%
States/districts where the margin of victory was between 5% and 10% (78 electoral votes):
  1. Georgia, 5.46%
  2. Ohio, 8.55%
  3. Texas, 9.11%
  4. Iowa, 9.50%

Reactions

Spontaneous protests were held in many locations on November 9, 2016.[313]

Voter demographics

2016 Presidential vote by demographic subgroup
Demographic subgroupClintonTrumpOther % of
total vote
Total vote47.747.54.8100
Ideology
Liberals8410626
Moderates5241739
Conservatives1581435
Party
Democrats899237
Republicans790333
Independents42481031
Gender
Men4153648
Women5442452
Gender by marital status
Married men3758529
Married women4947430
Non-married men4645919
Non-married women6233523
Race/ethnicity
White3758570
Black888412
Asian652964
Other563773
Hispanic6529611
Religion
Protestant3760327
Catholic4552323
Other Christian4355224
Mormon2561141
Jewish712453
Other religion583397
None6826615
Religious service attendance
Weekly or more4056433
Monthly4649516
A few times a year4847529
Never6231722
White evangelical or born-again Christian?
White evangelical or born-again Christian1681326
Everyone else5935674
Age
18–24 years old5635910
25–29 years old533989
30–39 years old5140917
40–49 years old4650419
50–64 years old4453330
65 and older4553215
Sexual orientation
Gay, lesbian, or bisexual781485
Heterosexual4748595
First time voter?
First time voter5640410
Everyone else4747690
Education
High school or less4551418
Some college education4352532
College graduate4945632
Postgraduate education5837518
Family income
Under $30,0005341617
$30,000–49,9995142719
$50,000–99,9994650431
$100,000–199,9994748524
$200,000–249,999484934
Over $250,000464866
Important issues
Foreign policy6034613
Immigration3264413
Economy5242652
Terrorism3957418
Community size
Cities (population 50,000 above)5935634
Suburbs4550549
Rural areas3462417
Source: Data for 2016 were collected by Edison Research for the National Election Pool, a consortium of ABC News, The Associated Press, CBSNews, CNN, Fox News and NBC News. The voter survey is based on questionnaires completed by 24,537 voters leaving 350 voting places throughout the United States on Election Day including 4,398 telephone interviews with early and absentee voters.[314][315]

See also