- Presidential Electors: 538
- Governors: 50
- Senators: 100
- Representatives: 435
- 2010 Census: 309,785,186
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Electoral Vote Breakdown Trump: AK:3, AL:9, AR:6, AZ:11, FL:29, GA:16, IA:6, ID:4, IN:11, KS:6, KY:8, LA:8, ME:1, MI:16, MO:10, MS:6, MT:3, NC:15, ND:3, NE:5, OH:18, OK:7, PA:20, SC:9, SD:3, TN:11, TX:38, UT:6, WI:10, WV:5, WY:3 Clinton: CA:55, CO:9, CT:7, DC:3, DE:3, HI:4, IL:20, MA:11, MD:10, ME:3, MN:10, NH:4, NJ:14, NM:5, NV:6, NY:29, OR:7, RI:4, VA:13, VT:3, WA:12 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Presidential and Vice Presidential Debates
Announced 11 July 2016. The debates begin at 9PM Eastern Daylight time, last 90 minutes, and are open to candidates who (1) are constitutionally eligible to hold the office of President, (2) have achieved ballot access in a sufficient number of states to win 270 electoral votes, and (3) are polling at 15% in select national polls. The backup site is Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee. Reference: http://www.debates.org.
Date | Debate | Topic/Format | Scoring | Location |
Monday 26 September | First Presidential | America's Direction, Achieving Prosperity, Securing America | Clinton 59 Trump 55 | Hofstra University, Hempstead, New York |
Tuesday 4 October | Vice Presidential | Kaine 76 Pence 75 | Longwood University, Farmville, Virginia | |
Sunday 9 October | Second Presidential | Town Hall | Clinton 98 Trump 92 | Washington University in St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri |
Wednesday 19 October | Third Presidential | Debt and entitlements, Immigration, Economy, Supreme Court, Foreign hot spots, Fitness to be President | Clinton 58 Trump 54 | University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Las Vegas, Nevada |
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