2024 U.S. Presidential Election
The 2024 United States presidential election will be held on Tuesday, November 5, 2024. The Electoral College, a body of 538 electors allocated to each state based on its population, determines the winner of the Presidential Election. The candidate who receives a majority of the electoral votes (270 or more) becomes the President-elect and will be sworn in and take office on January 20, 2025.
226
Democrats
219
Republicans
93 toss ups
Election Information
Presidential Debate
The ABC News presidential debate will take place on Tuesday, September 10, 2024.
Vice Presidential Debate
The CBS News vice presidential debate will take place on October 1, 2024.
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State Ratings
Solid Democratic
California (54 electoral votes)
Colorado (10 electoral votes)
Connecticut (7 electoral votes)
Delaware (3 electoral votes)
District of Columbia (3 electoral votes)
Hawaii (4 electoral votes)
Illinois (19 electoral votes)
Maine (2 electoral votes)
Maine 01 (1 electoral vote)
Maryland (10 electoral votes)
Massachusetts (11 electoral votes)
New Jersey (14 electoral votes)
New Mexico (5 electoral votes)
New York (28 electoral votes)
Oregon (8 electoral votes)
Rhode Island (4 electoral votes)
Vermont (3 electoral votes)
Virginia (13 electoral votes)
Washington (12 electoral votes)
Likely Democratic
Minnesota (10 electoral votes)
New Hampshire (4 electoral votes)
Nebraska 02 (1 electoral vote)
Toss Ups
Arizona (11 votes)
Georgia (16 electoral votes)
Michigan (15 electoral votes)
Nevada (6 electoral votes)
North Carolina (16 electoral votes)
Pennsylvania (19 electoral votes)
Wisconsin (10 electoral votes)
Likely Republican
Florida (30 electoral votes)
Maine 02 (1 electoral vote)
Texas (40 electoral votes)
Solid Republican
Alabama (9 electoral votes)
Alaska (3 electoral votes)
Arkansas (6 electoral votes)
Idaho (4 electoral votes)
Indiana (11 electoral votes)
Iowa (6 electoral votes)
Kansas (6 electoral votes)
Kentucky (8 electoral votes)
Louisiana (8 electoral votes)
Mississippi (6 electoral votes)
Missouri (10 electoral votes)
Montana (4 electoral votes)
Nebraska (2 electoral votes)
Nebraska 01 (1 electoral vote)
Nebraska 03 (1 electoral vote)
North Dakota (3 electoral votes)
Ohio (17 electoral votes)
Oklahoma (7 electoral votes)
South Carolina (9 electoral votes)
South Dakota (3 electoral votes)
Tennessee (11 electoral votes)
Utah (6 electoral votes)
West Virginia (4 electoral votes)
Wyoming (3 electoral votes)
