Path to 270

 

Decoding the Electoral College: Why 270 Matters

In the U.S. presidential election, candidates vie for 538 electoral votes. Each state is allocated electors based on its congressional representation. To win, a candidate needs at least 270 electoral votes. Most states award all their electoral votes to the popular vote winner, except for Maine and Nebraska. Understanding this threshold is key to grasping the path to the presidency.

National Popular Vote

We determine support scores using a combination of discussion volume and approval toward each candidate in online conversations curated by our AI technology. With data from every state, we're able to determine national popular sentiment as accurately as traditional polling

Swing State Support Average

Donald Trump

Support Index: 00

Kamala Harris

Support Index: 00

Jill Stein

Support Index: 00

Key Metrics Trends

Donald Trump

Last 24 Hours

Kamala Harris

Last 24 Hours

Jill Stein

Last 24 Hours

Mentions: The number of social media comments the candidate appears in.

Sentiment: The trend of sentiment in the mentions.

Supporters: The change in the total number of supporters identified online

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