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WSPN’s Sofia Ciciarelli and Marissa Mendoza cover the 2024 election between Vice President Kamala Harris and former president Donald Trump. Ciciarelli and Mendoza will add updates to this article about the election’s developments and statuses of the candidate’s votes. The date and time stamps will be posted along with the information provided.
This article is a developing story that is subject to change.<
Nov. 5 at 6:22 p.m.
As of right now, only Kentucky and Indiana have finished counting their votes. In the next few hours, more poll results will come in from the remaining states.
The states candidates have won in are as follows:
Kamala Harris: Harris has currently not achieved winning over any states.
Donald Trump: Trump has currently won in both Kentucky, by 65.3%, and Indiana, by 57.5%.
Nov. 5 at 6:45 p.m.
The state of New Hampshire is currently split at 50% between both Harris and Trump. However, this is subject to change as more votes are counted.
Nov. 5 at 7:13 p.m.
At this moment, Harris has three electoral votes and Trump has 19 electoral votes. Each candidate has to achieve 270 electoral votes to win the election.
The states candidates have won in are as follows:
Kamala Harris: Harris has won Vermont by 59.1%, and is currently leading in Georgia by 51.1% of voters. However, Georgia is not officially won yet by any candidate.
Donald Trump: Trump is currently winning over Virginia by 53%, as well as Florida by 52.1%.
Nov. 5 at 7:22 p.m.
The states candidates have won in are as follows:
Kamala Harris: Harris’s lead in Georgia has subsided, with Trump now leading by 51.6% of voters. However, Harris remains leading New Hampshire by 51.5% and has taken the lead in Virginia by 51.2% of voters.
Donald Trump: Trump is now leading in both South Carolina, by 61.3% of voters, and Georgia.
Nov. 5 at 7:32 p.m.
The states candidates have won in are as follows:
Kamala Harris: Harris has not won over any more states yet but has taken the lead in North Carolina by 68.8% of voters.
Donald Trump: Trump has now won over West Virginia with four electoral votes. Along with this, he is currently in the lead in Ohio with a vote percentage of 57.3%. Trump has 23 electoral votes, currently putting him in the lead over Harris by 20 votes.
Nov. 5 at 8:02 p.m.
The states candidates have won in are as follows:
Kamala Harris: Harris has now won Massachusetts with 11 electoral votes, Rhode Island with four, Connecticut with seven and Maryland with 10. In total, Kamala has gained 22 more electoral votes. Harris is also taking the lead in the states of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Michigan and Texas.
Donald Trump: Trump has now won over West Virginia with four electoral votes, along with Mississippi, Alabama, Florida with 30 electoral votes, South Carolina with nine, Tennessee with 11 and Oklahoma. He still takes the lead in Georgia. Trump now has 95 electoral votes, currently putting him in the lead over Harris by 60.
More statistics will be added to states as they come in
Nov. 5 at 8:23 p.m.
The states candidates have won in are as follows:
Kamala Harris: Harris is now leading in Kansas by 51.3% of voters, Michigan by 60.7% and Illinois by 63%. Michigan is a major swing state in this election, which could drastically change the status between the two candidates.
Donald Trump: Trump is now leading in Missouri by 73.6% of voters, North Dakota by 74.9%, Ohio by 49.9%, Texas by 51% and Virginia by 49.2%, only 0.1% higher than Harris.
Nov. 5 at 8:43 p.m.
The states candidates have won in are as follows:
Kamala Harris: Harris has officially won over the majority of states in the New England area, including Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and Rhode Island. She’s also won over Illinois by 55.8% of voters and Delaware by 57%. She now has a total of 71 electoral votes.
Donald Trump: Trump has won over Arkansas by 49.3% of voters and Indiana by 59.7%. Along with this, he is leading in Maine by 67.7%.
Nov. 5 at 9:09 p.m.
The states candidates have won in are as follows:
Kamala Harris: Harris has officially won over New York by 72.6% of voters, and is now leading in Maine by 50.2%. Harris now has 99 electoral votes, leaving her 21 votes behind Trump.
Donald Trump: Trump has won over North Dakota by 75.8% of voters, South Dakota by 68.4%, Nebraska by 41.2% Wyoming and Louisiana. He is also now leading in Iowa by 64.4%.
Nov. 5 at 9:47 p.m.
The states candidates have won in are as follows:
Kamala Harris: Harris is taking the lead in Colorado by 55.7% of voters, Wisconsin 49.5% and Iowa by 53.6%.
Donald Trump: Trump now has the lead in Kansas by 50.3% of voters, New Mexico by 50% and Minnesota by 58.4%.
Nov. 5 at 10:11 p.m.
The states candidates have won in are as follows:
Kamala Harris: Harris just won over Colorado by 55.9% of voters.
Donald Trump: Trump has now won both Montana by 28% of voters and Utah. Trump is also leading in both Oregon by 71.1% and Arizona 49.6%. He also takes back the lead in Wisconsin and Iowa.
Nov. 5 at 10:31 p.m.
States such as Arizona, New Mexico, Wisconsin, Iowa and Maine have continuously switched between Harris and Trump’s lead. Currently, Trump leads three out of the five states listed: Arizona, Wisconsin and Iowa.
The states candidates have won in are as follows:
Kamala Harris: Harris just won over District of Columbia (DC) by 92.6% of voters, and is currently leading Maine by 50.3%, New Hampshire by 52.2%, Virginia by 49.4%, New Mexico by 53.6% and Michigan by 49.2%.
Donald Trump: There are currently no updates for this candidate.
Coverage from WSPN staff will end at 11:00 p.m. tonight, but will resume tomorrow morning.
Bak • Nov 5, 2024 at 9:10 PM
Good job WSPN.
Mary Barber • Nov 5, 2024 at 9:08 PM
Nice job Sofia and Marissa!