US Election Results Winner Live: Who is leading presidential election, Donald Trump or Kamala Harris? Check state wise vote count

Americans on Tuesday braved rain and storms to vote in the presidential election. In the U.S., the Electoral College system determines the presidency, with electors allocated to each state based on its congressional representation. To win, a candidate needs at least 270 of the 538 electoral votes. Most states follow a winner-takes-all rule, while Maine and Nebraska award votes proportionally based on congressional district results.

After the general election, electors gather in December to cast their official votes, which Congress counts in early January. The results are announced by the Senate president, and on January 20—Inauguration Day—the president-elect takes the oath of office, officially beginning their term.

The 2024 election features a tight race between Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump, with key battleground states like Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Georgia, Arizona, Nevada, Wisconsin, and Michigan expected to decide the outcome.


Here's a list of states and their electors number and who won from which state.

State	Electors	Winner
Alabama	9
Alaska	3
Arizona	11
Arkansas	6
California	54
Colorado	10
Connecticut	7
Delaware	3
District of Columbia	3
Florida	30
Georgia	16
Hawaii	4
Idaho	4
Illinois	19
Indiana	11
Iowa	6
Kansas	6
Kentucky	8
Louisiana	8
Maine	4
Maryland	10
Massachusetts	11
Michigan	15
Minnesota	10
Mississippi	6
Missouri	10
Montana	4
Nebraska	5
Nevada	6
New Hampshire	4
New Jersey	14
New Mexico	5
New York	28
North Carolina	16
North Dakota	3
Ohio	17
Oklahoma	7
Oregon	8
Pennsylvania	19
Rhode Island	4
South Carolina	9
South Dakota	3
Tennessee	11
Texas	40
Utah	6
Vermont	3
Virginia	13
Washington	12
West Virginia	4
Wisconsin	10
Wyoming	3

Total Electoral Votes: 538