President Trump will win Mississippi, CNN projects.
There are six electoral votes at stake in Mississippi. It takes 270 electoral votes to win the 2020 presidential election.
Who won in 2016: President Trump carried the state and won the general election.
11:07 p.m. ET, November 3, 2020
Can Biden become only the second Democrat to flip Arizona since 1948?
From CNN's Dan Merica
Voters wait in line outside a polling station, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020, in Tempe, Arizona. Matt York/AP
Arizona has long been a Republican stronghold, but a growing Latino population and an influx of voters from more liberal areas has Democrats believing they could flip the state with Joe Biden atop the ticket.
Trump carried the state by over 3 percentage points in 2016, but Democrats won one of the state’s Senate seats in 2018 and carried both Maricopa and Pima County, where about 75% of the election’s votes are expected to be cast.
Trump remains markedly popular in the state’s rural areas, so the key to the race will be how big he wins counties like Pinal, Yavapai and Mohave, while Biden looks to boost turnout in Maricopa and Pima.
Arizona represents an insurance policy for Biden. It’s not a must win for the Democrat and a loss would not spell doom for Trump, but a blue Arizona could signify broader changes for Republicans. Polls show the race is narrow: A recent CNN survey found a race within the poll's margin of sampling error, with Biden at 50% support to Trump's 46%.
The state is also home to one of the most hotly contested Senate contests between Republican incumbent Martha McSally and Democrat Mark Kelly, who has consistently had a fundraising advantage and a recent CNN poll found the Democrat with a 7 percentage point lead.
11:25 p.m. ET, November 3, 2020
It's just after 11 p.m. ET. This is where the race to 270 stands.
CNN has just projected Joe Biden will win California – the biggest prize of the electoral college, with 55 electoral votes.
Based on CNN's current projections, Biden has 192 electoral college votes, and Trump has 108 electoral college votes.
There are still a lot more early votes to be counted in Pennsylvania
Written by CNN's Josiah Ryan/Analysis by CNN's David Chalian
Election workers count ballots on November 3 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Spencer Platt/Getty Images
President Trump's early lead in Pennsylvania could shrink as the early vote continues to come in, CNN's political director David Chalian said tonight.
Chalian said that with 35% of the vote currently in, just 18% of the vote is early vote, a number that is expected to rise to 45%.
"We know that Joe Biden is doing much better in the early vote," he said "…There's a ton more early votes still to be counted here and that could benefit Joe Biden in Pennsylvania."
"We just have to wait to see that early absentee mail vote come in and be counted," he added.