US PollsPresidential race · 2028

Road to Election Day

Timeline

HarrisTrump
49.8
Trump
48.3
Harris
Electors
312
Trump
226
Harris

11/05/2024

Final results

2024 results

Each state is colored by who won it in 2024. Red is Trump, blue is Harris. The number is that state's electoral votes. Maine and Nebraska also split one vote by district.

TrumpHarris
Alabama, 9Alaska, 3Arizona, 11Arkansas, 6California, 54Colorado, 10Connecticut, 7Delaware, 3Florida, 30Georgia, 16Hawaii, 4Idaho, 4Illinois, 19Indiana, 11Iowa, 6Kansas, 6Kentucky, 8Louisiana, 8Maine, 4Maryland, 10Massachusetts, 11Michigan, 15Minnesota, 10Mississippi, 6Missouri, 10Montana, 4Nebraska, 5Nevada, 6New Hampshire, 4New Jersey, 14New Mexico, 5New York, 28North Carolina, 16North Dakota, 3Ohio, 17Oklahoma, 7Oregon, 8Pennsylvania, 19Rhode Island, 4South Carolina, 9South Dakota, 3Tennessee, 11Texas, 40Utah, 6Vermont, 3Virginia, 13Washington, 12West Virginia, 4Wisconsin, 10Wyoming, 3District of Columbia, 3District of Columbia, 3

Previous timeline

2023Completed

The field took shape

Candidates announced campaigns and filed with the Federal Election Commission.

January–June 2024Completed

Primaries and caucuses

States and parties chose delegates. Donald Trump and Joe Biden became the presumptive nominees.

July–August 2024Completed

National conventions

Republicans nominated Trump in Milwaukee. After Biden left the race on July 21, Democrats nominated Kamala Harris in Chicago.

September–October 2024Completed

General-election campaign

Trump and Harris campaigned nationally through Election Day.

November 5, 2024Completed

Election Day

Voters cast ballots for president and vice president. Trump won.

December 17, 2024Completed

Electors voted

Presidential electors met in their states and cast the electoral votes.

January 20, 2025Completed

Inauguration

Donald Trump took office for a second term.