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2024 Election: Live Updates

Story By: Josiah Poynter, Editor-in-Chief
November 5, 2024
Photo by: Michael Lin

All results will be updated live.

Nov. 5 6:45 p.m.

Electoral College 

States that have been called for Former President Donald Trump: Tennessee (11), Florida (30), West Virginia (4), South Carolina (9), Alabama (9), Indiana (11), Kentucky (8), Louisiana (8), Arkansas (6), Oklahoma (7), Texas (40), North Dakota (3), South Dakota (3), Missouri (10), Wyoming (3). A total of 162 electoral votes.

States that have been called Vice President Kamala Harris:  Vermont (3), Massachusetts (11), Maryland (10), Washington DC (3), New York (28), Illinois (19), Rhode Island (4), Delaware (3). A total of 81 electoral votes.

 

Nov. 5 7:00 p.m.

All battleground states polls are closed.

 

Nov. 5 7:02 p.m.

Colorado (10) has been called for Vice President Kamala Harris. A total of 91 electoral votes.

 

Nov. 5 7:13 p.m.

Montana (4) and Ohio (17), Mississippi (6), Utah (6) have been called for Former President Donald Trump. A total of 195 electoral votes.

 

Nov. 5 7:22 p.m.

Sarah McBride will win Delaware’s open U.S. House seat making her the first transgender person to serve in the House of Representatives.

 

Nov. 5 7:33 p.m.

Iowa (6) has been called for former President Donald Trump. A total of 201.

 

Nov. 5 7:37 p.m.

Kansas (6) has been called for former President Donald Trump. A total of 207.

Nebraska (3) has been called for former President Donald Trump. A total of 210.

The congressional districts are still up for grabs.

 

Nov. 5 7:53 p.m.

Andy Kim is the projected winner for New Jersey for the Senate.

Tim Kaine is the projected winner for Virginia for the Senate.

Ted Cruz is the projected winner for Texas for the Senate.

 

Nov. 5 8:00 p.m.

California polls closed.

 

Nov. 5 8:02 p.m.

California (54) has been called for Vice President Kamala Harris. A total of 145 electoral votes.

Idaho (4) has been called for Former President Donald Trump. A total of 214 electoral votes.

 

Nov. 5 8:08 p.m.

Oregon (8) has been called for Vice President Kamala Harris. A total of of 154 electoral votes.

 

Nov. 5 8:15 p.m.

Washington (12) has been called for Vice President Harris. A total of 165 electoral votes.

Senator Adam Schiff has won his reelection for the U.S. Senate.

 

Nov. 5 8:31 p.m.

Connecticut (7) has been called for Vice President Kamala Harris. A total of 172 electoral votes.

 

Nov. 5 8:37 p.m.

The battle ground state of North Carolina (16) has been called for Former President Donald Trump. A total of 230 electoral votes.

 

Nov. 5 8:37 p.m.

Virginia (13) has been called for Vice President Kamala Harris. A total of 185 electoral votes.

 

Nov. 5 8:37 p.m.

Hawaii (4) has been called for Vice President Kamala Harris. A total of 189 electoral votes.

 

Nov. 5 9:16 p.m.

New Mexico (5) has been called for Vice President Kamala Harris. A total of 194 electoral votes.

 

Nov. 5 9:38 p.m.

The battle ground state of Georgia (16) has been called for Former President Donald Trump. A total of 246 electoral votes.

 

Nov. 5 10:13 p.m.

Republicans take control of the senate.

 

Nov. 5 11:06 p.m.

The battle ground state of Pennsylvania (19) has gone to Former President Donald Trump. A total of 266 electoral votes.

 

Nov. 5 11:58 p.m.

Minnesota (10) and New Jersey (14) have been called for Vice President Kamala Harris. A total of 218 electoral votes.

 

Nov. 6 12:09 a.m.

The second congressional district of Nebraska (1) has been called for Kamala Harris. A total of 219 electoral votes.

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Josiah Poynter
Josiah Poynter, Editor-in-Chief
Josiah Poynter is a 21-year-old journalism major in his fifth semester at Fresno City College and his fourth in the Rampage. He was born and raised in Camarillo, CA (go PVCS Lions) but has lived in Chicago and now lives in Fresno. Josiah previously held the positions of both the Entertainment and Sports Editor, Managing Editor, and is now the Editor-in-Chief. He loves journalism and has excelled at writing, even winning a writing contest in second grade against high school students. He has been a part of a newsroom since 2020 going all the way back to his high school in Downers Grove, IL with the award-winning Omega; his high school newsroom. Along with working his way up to EIC, Josiah has won four awards with the Rampage and one in high school all for journalism. Moving forward into the future, Josiah knows journalism is calling. He takes pride in knowing his voice and his writing can shape the news landscape and be the voice for people for many years to come. He wants to take on bigger issues that affect local communities but is excited for what the future may have for him. Josiah also has a weird obsession with semicolons, which you can find in the majority of his articles. When he’s not in the newsroom, Josiah is enjoying life. He takes one day at a time and prefers relaxing and going out with friends than anything else. Some of his hobbies include being a movie buff, nerding out about all things in the nerd-media landscape, watching and learning the ins and outs of sports, and constantly trying to convince his girlfriend he’s Batman.