Multiple outlets declared Donald Trump the winner of the presidential election after a tumultuous campaign that saw him and Vice President Kamala Harris compete for the nation’s highest office. Of the seven swing states, five were called for Trump, and the remaining two, Arizona and Nevada, currently lean red.

Trump once again broke the blue wall, winning Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan, reversing the gains President Joe Biden made in 2020.

Donald Trump leads Kamala Harris with an electoral vote of 230-210. According to the AP, Trump is predicted to win in the following states: Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, North Dakota, South Dakota, Indiana, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, the majority of Nebraska’s districts and Maine’s 2nd District.

AP also predicts that Harris is to win in the following states: Washington, Oregon, California, Colorado, New Mexico, New York, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Jersey, Delaware, D.C., Maryland, Virginia, Illinois Hawaii, the majority of Maine’s districts and Nebraska’s 2nd District.

The final polls will close at midnight EST in Alaska and Hawaii.

Multiple outlets have declared Ted Cruz as the winner for the Texas Senate race. With 53.8% of the vote, he beats Colin Allred, who follows with 44.2%. Cruz has been serving as the junior Texas Senator since 2013.

The Associated Press has called Texas for Donald Trump, adding 40 electoral votes to his count. The senate is too close to call, but Ted Cruz remains in the lead of the race with 52.4% votes followed by Colin Allred’s 45.6%.

Donald Trump is projected to win in Texas with 53.7% of the vote followed by Kamala Harris’s 45% of the vote. Texas holds 40 electoral votes.

For the race for Senate, the election is too early to call as votes are actively being counted. Ted Cruz is currently leading the polls with 51.3% followed by Colin Allred with 46.7%.

As polls close, Donald Trump has secured the states of Indiana, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, South Carolina and Florida.

Kamala Harris has claimed Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island.

The current electoral vote count stands at 95 for Trump and 35 for Harris.

Texas results have closed and are currently being counted. Ted Cruz and Colin Allred are neck and neck, with 49.8% for Cruz and 48.2% for Allred.

West Virginia Republicans are set to flip Joe Manchin’s senate seat, a necessary gain as the party aims to end Democratic control of the U.S. Senate. Manchin, the retiring incumbent, is set to be replaced by Jim Justice, the current Republican governor of West Virginia.

The state has also been called for Donald Trump, giving him 23 electoral votes compared to Kamala Harris’s three.

Voting results have arrived from the East Coast, with Vermont going to Vice President Kamala Harris.

Indiana and Kentucky have been officially called for former president Donald Trump. The current electoral votes stand at nineteen for Trump and three for Harris, according to the Associated Press.

Votes from Georgia and Virginia are rolling in. Florida will also be called soon as each voting county tallies their votes.

First polling results have come in from Kentucky and Indiana, with former president Donald Trump predicted to win both states.

The two states represent safe states for the Republican nominee. Kentucky has eight electoral votes and Indiana has 11, bringing the total electoral votes to 19 for Trump.

The next round of poll results will be released at 6 p.m. central time, with the swing state of Georgia being the highlight of the round.