Electoral votes by state: See early results in the 2024 election

While many Americans pay attention to the popular vote in the race for the White House (and the candidates often mention their success with it), the winner of the presidency is determined by the Electoral College and the number of electoral votes they get.

To win the presidency, a candidate must receive 270 electoral votes.

What are the battleground states for 2024?

NBC News has determined seven states to watch as battlegrounds in the 2024 presidential election: Arizona (11 electoral votes), Georgia (16), Michigan (15), Nevada (6), North Carolina (16), Pennsylvania (19) and Wisconsin (10).

Updating look at the electoral vote count

Here's an updating look at the electoral vote count in the race to 270:

How many electoral votes does each state have?

Electoral vote numbers by state:

Alabama: 9 votes

Alaska: 3 votes

Arizona: 11 votes

Arkansas: 6 votes

California: 54 votes

Colorado: 10 votes

Connecticut: 7 votes

Delaware: 3 votes

District of Columbia: 3 votes

Florida: 30 votes

Georgia: 16 votes

Hawaii: 4 votes

Idaho: 4 votes

Illinois: 19 votes

Indiana: 11 votes

Iowa: 6 votes

Kansas: 6 votes

Kentucky: 8 votes

Louisiana: 8 votes

Maine: 4 votes

Maryland: 10 votes

Massachusetts: 11 votes

Michigan: 15 votes

Minnesota: 10 votes

Mississippi: 6 votes

Missouri: 10 votes

Montana: 4 votes

Nebraska: 5 votes

Nevada: 6 votes

New Hampshire: 4 votes

New Jersey: 14 votes

New Mexico: 5 votes

New York: 28 votes

North Carolina: 16 votes

North Dakota: 3 votes

Ohio: 17 votes

Oklahoma: 7 votes

Oregon: 8 votes

Pennsylvania: 19 votes

Rhode Island: 4 votes

South Carolina: 9 votes

South Dakota: 3 votes

Tennessee: 11 votes

Texas: 40 votes

Utah: 6 votes

Vermont: 3 votes

Virginia: 13 votes

Washington: 12 votes

West Virginia: 4 votes

Wisconsin: 10 votes

Wyoming: 3 votes

Electoral votes by state: See early results in the 2024 election

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