U.S. Election Results, 9 February 2021 @ 11:22 ET in
The New York Times.
President: Biden 81,283,361 (51.3%)
Trump 74,222,960 (46.8%)
Total 155,506,321 (98.1%)
Voter Turnout = 155,506,321 x 1.019 = 158,460,941
divided by 239,247,182 (VEP) = 66.2%, the highest voter
turnout since 1900 (73.2%). Professor Michael McDonald
predicted a voter turnout of 66.4% (See below).
Biden beat Trump by 7,060,401 popular votes (4.5
percentage points) and won the Office of President by 306
to 232 Electoral College votes.
Minor Party candidates received 1.9% of the votes cast.
Senate: 50 Republicans and 50 Democrats elected with
after the January runoff elections in Georgia
for the remaining 2 Senate seats.
House: 222 Democrats and 213 Republicans.
Republicans flipped 15 seats for a net gain of12
seats and Democrats flipped three seats.
Miscellaneous Notes: North Carolina vote counting ended on November
12, 2020; Alaska counted absentee/mail in ballots on November 10, 2020.
See Michael P. McDonald, United States Election Project (Department of
Political Science, University of Florida, 222 Anderson Hall, POBox117325,
Gainesville, FL 37611, for ballots cast by state and calculation of the VEP
(voting eligible population). http://www.electproject.org/2020g (accessed
November 4, 2020).