U.S. Election 2020: Live results map, updates and analysis
Electoral college votes, Senate, House of Representative results roll in as mail-in ballots are tallied after election day
“I Voted” stickers at an early voting polling location at Dockweiler Beach for the 2020 Presidential election in Los Angeles, California, U.S., on Thursday, Oct. 29, 2020. With eight days until the election, 59.4 million people have cast ballots in-person at early voting centers or by mail, according to the U.S. Elections Project. Photographer: Patrick T. Fallon/Bloomberg via Getty Images
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UPDATE, Nov. 7, 11:56 AM: Joe Biden has been declared as president-elect by the Associated Press and other major U.S. networks after winning in Pennsylvania
After an uncertain election night, mail-in ballots continue be tallied as Trump and Biden have some very close calls in key swing states.
Read our latest cover stories about the election: David Frum looks at what happens if Trump wins, and Paul Wells explores what the U.S. will look like if Trump loses. As an alternative to typical election results, we also coloured in the U.S. map as early results came in. The stream is over, but you can watch it here. Read our ongoing liveblog with election analysis.
BROWNELL: The states everyone is watching now
ANALYSIS: Five takeaways as it all hangs in the balance
GILMORE: This election brings 4 important changes to America and the world
WELLS: Joe Biden and the lure of gridlock
MARKUSOFF: The brick-wall Senate that Biden faces if he wins
