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Electoral College vote: Live updates on state-by-state voting

By Debbie Lord
Dec 19, 2016

It’s the first Monday after the second Wednesday in December in a presidential election year, so we  all know what that means – Electoral College day.

As per the Constitution, electors in 50 states (plus the District of Columbia) will meet today to cast their votes and choose the next president of the United States. If the electors vote the way their states did, Donald Trump will win the presidency with 306 Electoral College votes to Hillary Clinton’s 232.

Trump must win 270 to win the election.

ExploreFor an explainer on today’s process,  click here.
ExploreTo see the times each state will vote, click here. 
ExploreTo see a list of legislatures live-streaming Electoral College voting, click here.

Beginning with the first votes around 10 a.m. ET, we will updated the action live right here.

Live updates

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