| Results in races likely to be won by Democrats 65% 33% 74% 58% 40% 84% 55% 43% 84% 54% 45% 99% 60% 38% 93% 53% 45% 95% 55% 42% 93% 66% 32% 80% 61% 38% 66% 57% 40% 97% 63% 35% 70% 59% 40% 92% 54% 44% 99% 53% 46% 99% 54% 43% 87% 64% 34% 99% 59% 40% 99% 59% 39% 96% 65% 32% 95% 93% 5% 80% Solid Republican Dem | Taking Biden at face value about Michigan and Wisconsin — where, for what it's worth not that much , the exit poll data looks pretty good for him and he came in with a significant polling lead — here's where the map goes: If Biden wins those two, plus Maine, Nevada and Arizona, but nothing else, he's at 269 electoral votes |
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| Levine and Sam Hart REUTERS GRAPHICS | Designed and developed by Chris Canipe, Ally J |
Senate Balance Of Power Senate seats are up for election once every six years.
8| Biden Trump Reported Alabama 9 - - - Alaska 3 - - - Arkansas 6 - - - California 55 - - - Colorado 9 - - - Connecticut 7 - - - DC 3 - - - Delaware 3 - - - Hawaii 4 - - - Idaho 4 - - - Illinois 20 - - - Indiana 11 - - - Kansas 6 - - - Kentucky 8 - - - Louisiana 8 - - - Maine 4 - - - Maryland 10 - - - Massachusetts 11 - - - Mississippi 6 - - - Missouri 10 - - - Biden Trump Reported Montana 3 - - - Nebraska 5 - - - New Jersey 14 - - - New Mexico 5 - - - New York 29 - - - North Dakota 3 - - - Oklahoma 7 - - - Oregon 7 - - - Rhode Island 4 - - - South Carolina 9 - - - South Dakota 3 - - - Tennessee 11 - - - Texas 38 - - - Utah 6 - - - Vermont 3 - - - Virginia 13 - - - Washington 12 - - - West Virginia 5 - - - Wyoming 3 - - - The tables above only show results for Biden and Trump, so values may not add up to 100 percent | Designed and developed by Chris Canipe, Ally J |
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| The Republicans need to retain at least 21 seats to keep control | Eastern, including two major battlegrounds: Florida and Pennsylvania |