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Here it is: The final 2024 electoral map

By Kelly Hayes
Updated  November 12, 2024 10:09am EST
2024 Election
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Trump wins Arizona, sweeping battleground states

Former President Donald Trump won Arizona, adding 11electoral votes. Donald Trump won 312 electoral votes and Harris won 226 electoral votes, according to the Associated Press.

The Brief

    • President-elect Donald Trump had a historic comeback in the 2024 election after losing four years ago to President Joe Biden.
    • Trump swept all seven of the hotly-contested battleground states, winning 312 electoral votes, compared to Harris’ 226.
    • He was also leading in the popular vote count, according to the AP’s election results – although there were still ballots remaining to be tallied.

WASHINGTON - Former President Donald Trump, and now president-elect, had a historic comeback in the 2024 election after losing four years ago to President Joe Biden. 

He won the electoral vote, and appeared to be on the way to winning the popular vote against Vice President Kamala Harris.

With all the states having been called by the Associated Press in the presidential race, the full electoral map is now in sight.

Final 2024 electoral map

Trump swept all seven of the hotly-contested battleground states, winning 312 electoral votes, compared to Harris’ 226. The number needed to clinch the presidency is 270.

Trump was also leading in the popular vote count, according to the Associated Press’ election results – although there were still ballots remaining to be tallied. 

Trump would be the first Republican in two decades to win the popular vote. In 2004, former President and then-incumbent George W. Bush won the popular vote against John Kerry. 

In 2016, Trump won the election by earning enough electoral votes over Hillary Clinton, but lost the popular vote. 

The Source

  • This story was written based on information published by the Associated Press' Decision Desk HQ regarding the 2024 presidential election, as of Nov. 12, 2024. It was reported from Cincinnati, and the Associated Press contributed.