The electoral college map could look very different if Joe Biden wins the swing states won by Donald Trump in 2016.

Right now, Donald Trump's campaign is in such bad free fall, states that haven't voted for a Democrat in generations are suddenly coming into play as the Republican nominee's path to 270 electoral ...

Any American political strategist or reporter -- I've been one for more than four decades -- loves the map: That's the electoral map that decides the presidential election every four years.

The sharp divisions left by last month's presidential election have cast more attention than usual on the Electoral College.

So for Democrats who would like to expand the map, and create more holes in the electoral dike than Republicans have fingers to plug them, where to turn?

Hillary Clinton has the edge over Donald Trump on the 2016 electoral map, but over a dozen states could be in play and nobody is a lock, according to new Fox News projections released Thursday.

The 2024 electoral map closely resembles Donald Trump's 2016 presidential election victory over Hillary Clinton.

Donald J. Trump has won Texas’s 38 electoral votes. Trump has 807,179 more votes than Hillary Clinton, with 100 percent reporting. Donald J. Trump is up by 9 points with all precincts reporting ...

Texas hasn't always been a red state, and recent election results suggest it may not stay a red state. See 2020 and 2016 election results by county.

The Supreme Court upheld a Texas law that counts everyone, not just eligible voters, in deciding how to draw electoral districts.

If that map were to hold, Hillary Clinton would top Donald Trump by a 312-226 total — a slightly tighter race compared with Obama's 332-206 victory in 2012.

In a decision based on a Texas case, a unanimous Supreme Court ruled Monday that states can count everyone, not just eligible voters, in deciding how to draw electoral districts.