2016 Electoral Scorecard
Nov 7, 2016ELECTORAL COLLEGE VOTES
Solid : These races are not considered competitive and are not likely to become closely contested.
Likely : These seats are not considered competitive at this point, but have the potential to become engaged.
Lean : These are considered competitive races, but one party has an advantage.
Toss-Up : These are the most competitive; either party has a good chance of winning.
ELECTORAL COLLEGE VOTING RATINGS
**Maine and Nebraska can split their electoral
SOLID D
(15 States)
LIKELY D
(4 States)
- California-55
- Connecticut-7
- Delaware-3
- District of Columbia-3
- Hawaii-4
- Illinois-20
- Maine(01)-1
- Maryland-10
- Massachusetts-11
- New Jersey-14
- New York-29
- Oregon-7
- Rhode Island-4
- Vermont-3
- Washington-12
- Maine-2
- Minnesota-10
- New Mexico-5
- Virginia-13
183 VOTES
30 VOTES
LEAN D
(6 States)
TOSS UP
(4 States)
- Colorado-9
- Michigan-16
- Nevada-6
- New Hampshire-4
- Pennsylvania-20
- Wisconsin-10
- Florida-29
- Maine(02)-1
- Nebraska(02)-1
- North Carolina-15
65 VOTES
46 VOTES
LEAN R
(5 States)
LIKELY R
(5 States)
- Arizona-11
- Georgia-16
- Iowa-6
- Ohio-18
- Utah-6
- Alaska-3
- Indiana-11
- Missouri-10
- South Carolina-9
- Texas-38
57 VOTES
71 VOTES
SOLID R
(17 States)
- Alabama-9
- Arkansas-6
- Idaho-4
- Kansas-6
- Kentucky-8
- Louisiana-8
- Mississippi-6
- Montana-3
- Nebraska-2
- Nebraska(01)-1
- Nebraska(03)-1
- North Dakota-3
- Oklahoma-7
- South Dakota-3
- Tennessee-11
- West Virginia-5
- Wyoming-3
86 VOTES