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On Election Night, Tuesday, November 5th, all Associated Press (AP) projections will be displayed here with timestamps and an electoral map showing electoral vote counts, poll closings, and results. Updates start from the most recent down to the oldest. Projections are not always final and can be called back in case of additional vote-counting data or a presidential campaign challenges results in a state. Special coverage will be given on other statewide electoral races in Idaho such as both US House seats and ballot measures.
6:01 PM – Florida’s 30 electoral votes projected to go to Donald Trump as he currently holds a 10 percent lead in Florida.
6:00 PM – Polls are closed in Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee.
5:41 PM – Delaware, Connecticut, and Massachusetts senate races called for Democratic candidates.
5:34 PM – Senator Tim Kaine wins reelection in Virginia.
5:31 PM – Republican Jim Justice flips West Virginia’s Senate seat. Republicans now with a net gain of +1 in the US Senate.
5:30 PM – Associated Press projects West Virginia’s 4 electoral votes will go to Donald Trump. North Carolina and Ohio are too early to call.
5:25 PM – Democratic Senator Tim Kaine takes lead in Virginia.
5:22 PM – South Carolina begins counting votes.
5:21 PM – Republican Senator Rick Scott in Florida maintains lead similar to Trump.
5:18 PM – Trump maintains lead in Florida as he has 53.3% with Florida reporting more than half of ballots casted.
5:11 PM – Florida and Georgia have begun counting votes. Florida has counted 39% of their votes as of this update. Georgia remains too early to call.
5:06 PM – Associated Press projects Republican Jim Banks to win the Indiana Senate race. Associated Press also projects Bernie Sanders will win another six-year term in the Vermont senate race.
5:03 PM – Associated Press projects a Trump win in Indiana, winning its 11 electoral votes.
5:00 PM – Election Night kicks off with Associated Press projecting a Trump win in Kentucky and a Kamala win in Vermont.
5:00 PM – Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, South Carolina, Vermont, and Virginia.
4:00 PM – Polls have closed in parts of Indiana and Kentucky, polls won’t close for the rest of both states until 5:00 PM. Former President Donald Trump shows big leads so far in both states.
