Stay tuned to Breitbart News for live updates throughout evening as voters decide whether to give President Donald Trump a second term.
All times Eastern.
Table of contents:
- Day 1 – Part 1
- Day 1 – Part 2
- Day 1 – Part 3
- Day 1 – Part 4
- Day 2 – Part 1
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8:55 PM: Many criticizing Democrats for their poor outreach to various Hispanic communities in Florida.
8:50 PM: Biden still optimistic despite not landing the KO punch with Florida.
8:45 PM: More people gathering in front of White House:
8:30 PM: Polls now closed in Arkansas. AP immediately calls it for Trump.
8:05 PM: Tennessee: AP projects Bill Hagerty will win the Senate race.
8:02 PM: Biden projected to win Connecticut (7), Illinois (20), Massachusetts (11), Maryland (10), Delaware (3), D.C. (3) Trump projected to win Oklahoma (10), Alabama (9), Mississippi (6), and Tennessee (11).
8:00 PM: Polls closed in Alabama, Connecticut, D.C., Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Massachusetts, Maryland, Maine, Missouri, Mississippi, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Tennessee.
7:55 PM: Fox News projects Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) will win re-election.
7:50 PM: Voters of Cuban descent in Florida coming through for Trump:
7:40 PM: AP calls West Virginia (5) for Trump and Virginia (13) for Biden.
7:30 PM: Polls closed in Ohio, West Virginia, and North Carolina.
7:15 PM: Ohio:
7:02 PM: CNN projects Indiana (11) for Trump. AP calls Kentucky (8) for Trump and Vermont (3) for Biden.
7:00 PM: Polls closed in Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, South Carolina, Vermont, and Virginia.
6:45 PM:
6:30 PM: Trump:
6:10 PM:
6:00 PM: First polls are now closed in parts of Kentucky and Indiana.
5:55 PM:
5:53 PM: James Carville optimistic on MSNBC:
5:50 PM: Michigan:
5:45 PM: Biden campaign reportedly claiming “strong” internal poll numbers.
5:30 PM: Thousands expected to gather tonight:
5:25 PM: CNN exit poll: Qualities voters looked for in candidate:
- Strong leader 32%
- Good judgment 24%
- Cares about people like me 21%
- Ability to unite country 19%
5:20 PM: CNN’s exit poll: Just four percent made up their minds in the last week compared to 93 percent who did so before.
5:15 PM: Some early exit polls:
5:10 PM: CNN’s Jeff Zeleny says there is some “pessimism” coming from Biden’s campaign about the uphill climb the former vice president is facing in Florida.
5:05 PM: Conservatives active on social media networks:
5:00 PM: Lots of anger out there:
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