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As of latest results, Hillary Clinton has secured 215 electoral votes, whereas Donald Trump is sitting on 254 electoral votes. Only 8 states are remaining.
- With 98 percent of the votes counted, Trump is leading Hillary in Pennsylvania (20) by 0.9 percent.
- With 84 percent of the votes counted, Hillary is leading Trump in New Hampshire (4) by 0.7 percent.
- With 69 percent of the vote counted, Trump is leading Hillary in Arizona (11) by 3.6 percent.
- No count yet from Alaska.
- With 82 percent of the votes counted, Hillary is leading Trump in Minnesota (10) by 3 percent.
- With 86 percent of the votes counted, Trump is leading by 1.8 percent in Michigan (16).
- With 79 percent of the votes counted, Hillary Clinton is leading in Maine (2) by 2.8 percent. She is also leading in Maine D1 (1) by 14.8 percent.
- Donald Trump is leading in Maine D2 (1) by 10.4 percent.
- Hillary is leading in Nebraska D2 (1) by 4.5 percent.
If it turns out just like this, Donald Trump is set to win, 302 electoral votes and Hillary Clinton is set to win 226 electoral votes.
