Election day has come and gone in the United States. Millions of Americans voted by mail to stay safe from COVID-19, and in states where the outcome was close, the results teetered back and forth for days as ballots were counted or recounted. Now, Joe Biden’s Democrats have been declared the winners.
This map, and the counters on globeandmail.com, are powered by data from the Associated Press wire service: It called Arizona for Mr. Biden early on Wednesday, for instance, though some other media considered it still in play.
Don’t forget to also check out our explainer of how the Electoral College process will work in December.
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