Associated Press Electoral Map Analysis
As of November 7th
The Associated Press analysis of the electoral map as of November 7th.
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Map Updated: Jul. 7, 2017 at 16:26 UTC (12:26 PM EDT)
Headlines
How a Sanders Nomination Might Impact the Electoral Map
Sabato's Crystal Ball takes a look at a hypothetical general election match-up between Trump and the Vermont Senator
Rep. Ralph Abraham of Louisiana Will Not Run in 2020
Honoring a three-term commitment he made when first running in 2014.
Sanders Projected to Win 24 of 36 Delegates in Nevada as Vote Count Nears Completion
The Vermont Senator takes the lead, having won 45 of the 101 delegates awarded thus far
The Road to 270: Massachusetts
The state is deep blue today, but didn't vote for a Democratic presidential nominee for most of the first century of that party's existence
Updated Nevada Results and Delegate Counts
Bernie Sanders is the clear winner; there is some question about who will finish second between Biden and Buttigieg.
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