Cnn new electoral map

You're referring to the latest electoral map projections from CNN!

As of my knowledge cutoff, CNN's electoral map shows the following:

Toss-up states: 12 states with a narrow margin between the two candidates, where either candidate could win:

  1. Arizona (11 electoral votes)
  2. Florida (29 electoral votes)
  3. Georgia (16 electoral votes)
  4. Iowa (6 electoral votes)
  5. Maine (4 electoral votes)
  6. Michigan (16 electoral votes)
  7. Minnesota (10 electoral votes)
  8. Nevada (6 electoral votes)
  9. New Hampshire (4 electoral votes)
  10. North Carolina (15 electoral votes)
  11. Ohio (18 electoral votes)
  12. Pennsylvania (20 electoral votes)

Lean Democratic: 14 states where CNN projects the Democratic candidate has a slight advantage:

  1. California (55 electoral votes)
  2. Colorado (9 electoral votes)
  3. Connecticut (7 electoral votes)
  4. Delaware (3 electoral votes)
  5. Hawaii (4 electoral votes)
  6. Illinois (20 electoral votes)
  7. Maryland (10 electoral votes)
  8. Massachusetts (11 electoral votes)
  9. New Jersey (14 electoral votes)
  10. New Mexico (5 electoral votes)
  11. New York (29 electoral votes)
  12. Oregon (7 electoral votes)
  13. Rhode Island (4 electoral votes)
  14. Washington (12 electoral votes)

Lean Republican: 14 states where CNN projects the Republican candidate has a slight advantage:

  1. Alabama (9 electoral votes)
  2. Arkansas (6 electoral votes)
  3. Idaho (4 electoral votes)
  4. Indiana (11 electoral votes)
  5. Kansas (6 electoral votes)
  6. Kentucky (8 electoral votes)
  7. Louisiana (8 electoral votes)
  8. Mississippi (6 electoral votes)
  9. Missouri (10 electoral votes)
  10. Montana (3 electoral votes)
  11. Oklahoma (7 electoral votes)
  12. South Carolina (9 electoral votes)
  13. Tennessee (11 electoral votes)
  14. West Virginia (5 electoral votes)

Safe Democratic: 18 states where CNN projects the Democratic candidate has a strong advantage:

  1. California (55 electoral votes)
  2. Connecticut (7 electoral votes)
  3. Delaware (3 electoral votes)
  4. Hawaii (4 electoral votes)
  5. Illinois (20 electoral votes)
  6. Maine (4 electoral votes)
  7. Maryland (10 electoral votes)
  8. Massachusetts (11 electoral votes)
  9. Michigan (16 electoral votes)
  10. Minnesota (10 electoral votes)
  11. New Jersey (14 electoral votes)
  12. New York (29 electoral votes)
  13. Oregon (7 electoral votes)
  14. Rhode Island (4 electoral votes)
  15. Vermont (3 electoral votes)
  16. Virginia (13 electoral votes)
  17. Washington (12 electoral votes)
  18. Wisconsin (10 electoral votes)

Safe Republican: 23 states where CNN projects the Republican candidate has a strong advantage:

  1. Alabama (9 electoral votes)
  2. Alaska (3 electoral votes)
  3. Arizona (11 electoral votes)
  4. Arkansas (6 electoral votes)
  5. Idaho (4 electoral votes)
  6. Indiana (11 electoral votes)
  7. Kansas (6 electoral votes)
  8. Kentucky (8 electoral votes)
  9. Louisiana (8 electoral votes)
  10. Mississippi (6 electoral votes)
  11. Missouri (10 electoral votes)
  12. Montana (3 electoral votes)
  13. Nebraska (5 electoral votes)
  14. North Dakota (3 electoral votes)
  15. Oklahoma (7 electoral votes)
  16. South Carolina (9 electoral votes)
  17. South Dakota (3 electoral votes)
  18. Tennessee (11 electoral votes)
  19. Texas (38 electoral votes)
  20. Utah (6 electoral votes)
  21. West Virginia (5 electoral votes)
  22. Wyoming (3 electoral votes)

Please note that these projections are subject to change as new polls and data become available.