The Economist's US Presidential Election Forecast
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Updated twice daily, this is an electoral map projection based on The Economist's US presidential election forecast.
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The Toss-Up tan color is used where neither candidate currently has a 65% or higher chance of winning. The colored gradients are used to show higher probabilities for Biden or Trump, deepening as the likelihood of winning increases: Light (65%+), Medium (85%+), Dark (99%+).
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First Look: 2020 Presidential Election if All States Voted Like Maine and Nebraska
Those two states award two electoral votes to the state popular vote winner and one for each congressional district
Georgia Senate Runoffs: Overview and Live Results
Control of the Senate hangs in the balance
117th Congress Underway
Democrats have a much narrow margin in the House while control of the Senate to be decided Tuesday
2022 Interactive Senate Map is Live
34 seats will be contested in the upcoming cycle; 20 Republican, 13 Democratic and 1 TBD in Georgia Runoff
Competitive Presidential Election States: 2020 vs. 2016
States decided by 10% or less in the 2020 presidential election
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